TRAGIC Mass Shooting near Lokmeer's home state

[Odinson]

He was probably forced to kneel to blacks and attend a inclusivity seminar... He refused and got fired.





He then decided to do some firing of his own.

[JOE]

Wrong about pensions. You can collect CPP and OAS abroad. You can't collect GIS abroad.

This is true. There are tens of thousands of Canadians retired abroad and collecting CPP and OAS. With OAS you had to have lived in Canada for forty years to get the full six hundred plus per month.



As for heath care:



If you plan to be outside Canada for more than seven months in any 12-month period you can keep your OHIP coverage for up to two years if you:



have a valid health card

make Ontario your primary home

will be in Ontario for at least 153 days a year in each of the two years immediately before you leave the country

Thanks for the info, DKG



Are there any exception for Canadians living abroad and exceeding those limits which allows them to continue receiving benefits?



Or else do they just lose access to healthcare, pensions, etc?

[Shen Li]

This is true. There are tens of thousands of Canadians retired abroad and collecting CPP and OAS. With OAS you had to have lived in Canada for forty years to get the full six hundred plus per month.



As for heath care:



If you plan to be outside Canada for more than seven months in any 12-month period you can keep your OHIP coverage for up to two years if you:



have a valid health card

make Ontario your primary home

will be in Ontario for at least 153 days a year in each of the two years immediately before you leave the country

Thanks for the info, DKG



Are there any exception for Canadians living abroad and exceeding those limits which allows them to continue receiving benefits?



Or else do they just lose access to healthcare, pensions, etc?

I'm moving from a third world country(Canada) to a civilized first world country(Singapore) with good health care, thererfore I don't give a fuck.

[JOE]

Thanks for the info, DKG



Are there any exception for Canadians living abroad and exceeding those limits which allows them to continue receiving benefits?



Or else do they just lose access to healthcare, pensions, etc?

I'm moving from a third world country(Canada) to a civilized first world country(Singapore) with good health care, thererfore I don't give a fuck.

You seem like you would be much happier in Singapore, Shen.



It seems more sino- or Chinese oriented with the foods and culture you like.



I imagine that someone born in China and coming here might feel alienated here.



However maybe you're children will find it difficult to adjust given the rather lax social mores in Canada.



I understand that Singappore ix extremely regimented.



But you being the more conservative type might find it to your liking.