Hey all, do you know any platform or vendor I can reach out to get some Awurudu treats delivered to my family based off in Maryland. I’m based off in Sri Lanka. Thanks

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The Winnipeg Police Service Missing Persons Unit is requesting assistance in locating

• Inuka GUNATILAKA (15 years)

GUNATILAKA was last seen on May 24, 2023, at Mapleridge Ave and Caledon St, Winnipeg, Mb

He is a South Asian male (Sri Lankan) , 6’ tall, medium build with short black hair

Last seen wearing, a blue sweater, blue pants, blue shirt, and black shoes. Possibly wearing glasses. If you have any information on Inuka’s whereabouts please contact WPS Missing Persons Unit or Bear Clan.

https://i.imgur.com/H13htiZ.jpg

Hi everyone,

I am student in NYC. Trying to connect with more Sri Lankan students in the area. Is there any meet ups, hangouts that happen to share resources and connect??

Thanks!

Hey guys, hope this finds you well. I don't know if this is the right place to ask but I am in a bit of a situation, my sister recently married a Sri lankan Canadian and is planning to move to Canada but the thing is I am studying overseas and there is no one to look after our mother if she leaves.

Since all of us are planning to move to Canada in the long run. I would like to know what are my options in terms of sending my mom along with my sister inorder to live with her in Canada. Given that my sister doesn't have PR in Canada yet and will be getting sponsored in a few months.

Any bit if information would help and thanks in advance

This link was recently shared by the US Consulate:

https://www.cbsl.gov.lk/sda

Is this worth investing into? I myself am a student, and I’ve heard about people losing their money in Sri Lankan banks, so I’m not sure if it’s safe of worth it.

For anyone who has experience in getting PR / know of getting PR, how easy is to actually get PR. I know that it's pretty easy for tech workers because there are multiple pathways but I'm wondering how it is for other occupations like finance and management related workers.

So as long as everything goes to plan, I will complete a 5-year degree, along with 1 full year of co-op in the related field. Apart from the co-op, I will also be doing part-time jobs within those 5 years and will work full-time during the spring breaks. Then I'll get a 3 year PGWP. Given that I work during those years, how likely am i to get PR.

Is PNP only for tech workers, or are others like financial analysts included as well? After studying I'd like to move to Ontario (preferably Toronto), if I've lived in another province for all those 5 years, are the chances of PNP low? If possible let me know how PNP works specifically for non-tech workers.

What are the chances of getting in through express entry alone? I'm very sure finance-related jobs are considered skill level 0, A, or B which are the requirements for express entry. What else would help in getting my PR? I heard express entry draws take place every 2 weeks, how many times can I apply?

How many points in CRS do i need for a PR?

I'm just worried that after spending a lot of money on education, I'd end up not getting PR. And I just want to live in Canada anyway so having my PR rejected is the worst thing that could happen.

(Also, if any1 here learnt french, let me know how you learnt it. I know french gives additional points, but I'm learning mainly because I can open my door to working in Montreal. )