Chamber of Commerce Quebec has launched a new website called emplois-immigrants.com , Which aimed at facilitating access to employment for new immigrants. 
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Cuando el río suena...!! Y si pues, aunque ya lo había comentado en alguno de mis editoriales, vale la pena recordarlo Once again, Quebec is a society without faith and without moral values. And this time it left my mouth, but as a result of a survey conducted the Journal de Montreal and which was published yesterday. 
Any business, whether product or service has a lifecycle. It is very important not to wait until it runs out, but make it a facelift in time. Experts do not agree on when is the best. There are those who believe that a business must always be reinventing, because consumer tastes are constantly changing. Others, however, advised to be cautious and meditate well. How often to do the restyling depends on two factors: 
The CELI is to be a flexible tool that the REER, but prob-ably both ways depending on the characteristics or purposes of investment or saving. This is because unlike the REER, the person can withdraw money from your CELI as if it were a regular savings account. Thus, for the low-disciplined (economically speaking), this tool may not be the best alternative if your goal is saving for retirement.
Then the REER lose effect? Not really, since the RRSP will remain the best option in the long run by its rigidity, if the objective of the person is retirement and if the taxpayer needs to reduce its annual net income tax return.
So for CELI served? Well if you hit your maximum contribution limit in the REER and still have money you want to spend tax free, the CELI is your escape. Moreover, the money can use it anytime you want and what you want, for example, payment on a house, major repairs in your home, take a sabbatical, as the capital of starting a business, etc.
The time is out of our hands and we want the day had more than 24 hours.
Everyone goes at some point. Even when we first came to Canada and theoretically still do not have much to do ... but at the same time we have much to do, both to organize, both to study and then leave the set table for anxiety, worry and stress.
And the most common escape route for these feelings is procrastination. The quee? Well, "it" is a behavior that makes us systematically delaying the tasks we do and are more important, but irrelevant replacing them with others more pleasurable.
should I do? Well, first ask yourself, I do what I like or what suits me? I am sure that no athlete likes to get up at 5 am to train and be constantly on diets ... but think that if you eat McDonalds every day and train only a few hours a week, would ever be an Olympic champion?
Second, it establishes priorities. Divide your goals into 3 categories: significant, urgent and others. Then, take a calendar and it notes small tasks related to each objective, ordered from the most unpleasant to pleasant. Finally takes action.
At the end of the day take time to review the tasks you have completed and what not. Then you have your agenda for the next day. Avoid
retardants or "thieves of time", as
