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CanExpat
Newsletter
March 22nd , 2017
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Cut it out: Canada bars diplomats from using cardboard Justin Trudeau figures
The Guardian
He is tall and handsome – if perhaps somewhat lacking in depth – and never objects to posing for a selfie.
But months after officials began wheeling him out for official events, Canadian diplomats in the US have been ordered to stop using cardboard cutouts of Justin Trudeau to promote their country.
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Nominate Someone as the Most
Influential Canadian Expat
The Canadian Expat
Representing an incredibly rich and valuable resource for Canada and the world, Canadians living and working abroad are directly and indirectly responsible for billions of dollars in bilateral trade. They are exceptionally well educated, linguistically adept and culturally bilingual. They are cultural, economic and even political ambassadors.
The Canadian Expat is on the hunt for the individual that truly stands out, influencing the world to do better, to reach farther and to make a difference.
We invite you to help us find this individual. The circle of influence may be economic, cultural, environmental or political.
From March 1st until the end of April we are asking the world to nominate a Canadian that is exercising their influence and making a difference. In May we will submit a list of the top 10 to be voted on.
Here are few of the Canadians that have been nominated so far:
Mark Carney- UK: Governor Bank of England
Andrew Work- Hong Kong: Publisher- Harbour Times
Daniel Murphy- UAE: Canadian Business Council Chairman
Nominate Someone Here

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Loneliness lurks beneath shiny surface of expat life
The Star Online
I have often heard it being said that expatriate life is privileged and glamorous.
They have high-paying jobs, live in nice neighborhoods and send their children to the most expensive international schools, with the bills footed by their companies.
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Singapore world's most expensive city for expats for 4th year running: Survey
Channel NewsAsia
SINGAPORE: For the fourth consecutive year, Singapore has been ranked the world's most expensive city for expatriates to live in, in a survey by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU).
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The Canadian Expat
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Forex - Canadian dollar hits 3-week highs after upbeat retail sales
Investing.com
The Canadian dollar rose to three week highs against its broadly weaker U.S. counterpart on Tuesday after stronger-than-expected domestic retail sales data and as prices of oil, a major Canadian export, rose.
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Coming Events
Trowbridge is hosting the following events:
http://www.usprofessionals.net/
London
Thursday, 11 May 2017
6pm: The Phoenix Artist Club, 1 Phoenix Street, London WC2H 8BU
Topic: Conflicting laws
Toronto
Thursday, 18 May 2017
6pm: Chairman’s Boardroom 1 King St W 12th floor, Toronto, ON M5H 1A1
Topic: Conflicting laws
Vancouver
Tuesday, 16 May 2017
6pm: Vancouver Rowing Club.
Topic: Citizenship, retain or renounce
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