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Hi everyone, looking for some guidance on the best path into the US on a TN visa. Background:

- Indian-born Canadian citizen, currently in Canada

- Undergrad in Electrical & Communication Engineering; MBA in Finance and Operations (though my degree certificate doesn't list the specialization, so I'm not sure how verifiable that is). Both degrees from india

- Current profile is Product Manager, and I want to move to California to get into the tech world

- A remote company is offering me a role and is willing to sponsor my TN visa — but the salary is low, and my real goal is to move to a better company (ideally big tech) once I'm there

My questions:

1. Take this job now, or wait?

Should I take this lower-paying offer as a foot in the door, move to California, and then switch to a better-paying company on a new TN visa after building a network? Or is it smarter to hold out and apply directly for TN-eligible roles at companies I'm actually targeting? How painful is switching employers on TN in practice?

2. The Product Manager problem.

PM isn't on the TN professions list. I know people work around this with categories like Management Consultant(I have the past experience to back it up), or an analyst role — and this company says they're willing to write the offer letter to fit a qualifying category. How much scrutiny should I expect here? Does my ECE degree + MBA (specialization not verifiable) create problems matching a category?

3. What if the TN gets denied?

If my TN application is refused at the port of entry, does that have any implications down the road — e.g., if I later apply for an L-1, or for a green card through marriage? Does a denial stay on my record in a way that hurts future applications

Appreciate any experience or advice. Thanks

Hi Folks, which is more stressful as a resident? 1st year of the residency or having a baby in the 3rd year of the residency?

If it matters - Psychiatry residency.

Looking for recommendations for a strong paralegal or landlord-tenant lawyer in Ontario who specializes in Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) enforcement and recovering damages for tenant property destruction.

Dealing with a nightmare move-out situation where the former tenant left the property trashed (extensive painting damage, junk left behind, professional cleaning and repairs needed) and is now refusing to pay for the damages.

If you know anyone experienced with LTB filings, damage claims, or collections against former tenants, please drop their name or message me directly. Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone,

Going through an amicable separation in Toronto. We are figuring out the details for our dog, and I could use some advice on how to structure things fairly.

Context:

The dog was originally acquired as my wife’s emotional support animal.

Over time, I’ve bonded deeply with him and love him just as much, so I am clear that his primary baseline home should stay with my wife.

We live in the same city right now in separate houses, but I will eventually move to another province long-term.

For those who have navigated pet custody during a breakup, how do you handle:

Defining shared time: How do you write a practical visitation schedule or arrangement for a dog into a separation agreement that outlines time at both homes without causing friction later?

Long-term transition: Since I'll eventually move to a different province, how should I handle the long-term transition of what happens to the dog's living situation down the road?

Any tips on wording or experience with shared pet clauses in separation agreements would be greatly appreciated.

Me and my wife are going through separation. We have a car with 2 years of auto loan installment pending. Currently the car is on my name with wife added as additional driver on insurance. currently pay all the insurance and the car installment. I want to give the car to my wife as I work from home and don't really need a car and wife will be taking care of the remaining installments.Bank is saying refinancing the car is not an option.What are the best ways to handle it? do not want her to suffer financially and make it difficult for her. We are in Regina, Saskatchewan if that helps

Me and my wife are going through separation. We have a car with 2 years of auto loan installment pending. Currently the car is on my name with wife added as additional driver on insurance. currently pay all the insurance and the car installment. I want to give the car to my wife as I work from home and don't really need a car and wife will be taking care of the remaining installments.Bank is saying refinancing the car is not an option.What are the best ways to handle it? do not want her to suffer financially and make it difficult for her. We are in Regina, Saskatchewan if that helps

Me and my wife are going through separation. We have a car with 2 years of auto loan installment pending. Currently the car is on my name with wife added as additional driver on insurance. currently pay all the insurance and the car installment. I want to give the car to my wife as I work from home and don't really need a car and wife will be taking care of the remaining installments.Bank is saying refinancing the car is not an option.What are the best ways to handle it? do not want her to suffer financially and make it difficult for her. We are in Regina, Saskatchewan if that helps

Me and my wife are going through separation. We have a car with 2 years of auto loan installment pending. Currently the car is on my name with wife added as additional driver on insurance. currently pay all the insurance and the car installment. I want to give the car to my wife as I work from home and don't really need a car and wife will be taking care of the remaining installments.Bank is saying refinancing the car is not an option.What are the best ways to handle it? do not want her to suffer financially and make it difficult for her. We are in Regina, Saskatchewan if that helps

Hi All,

Need your advice. I'm 39 and my wife is 34. We have been married for 7 years. We delayed kids because of her career and had planned to have kids in a year or 2. I have been trying to support her career by taking care of the house and finances and told her to focus only on her career

We have had family fights in the past in which she feels I supported the family instead of her. No family fight in last 4 years. And I told her that her is my priority in life and nothing else matters.However we fought with each other occasionally once or twice a year due to various factors including work stress. She has had a lot trauma growing up and our fights have made her bring back all these memories.

Now She says that she has suffered a lot in the marriage and has reached a point where she cannot continue and decided to separate and move out 2 months ago.

We get along well and still love each other (at least I do)

She is refusing couples therapy saying she has made up her mind. Being alone makes her better at work.

She has unfollowed me on insta and fb and removed marriage status.

I'm the one trying for us to come back / try couples counseling but with no success.

Do you think I should just move on or still give it a try ? What if she does this again in future with or without kids ?

Hi All,

Need your advice. I'm 39 medspouse and my wife is 34, 2nd year resident (IMG). We have been married for 7 years. We delayed kids because of her career and had planned to have kids in a year or 2. I have been trying to support her career by taking care of the house and finances and told her to focus only on getting into residency.

We have had family fights in the past in she felt I supported the family instead of her. She said she wanted to start couples counseling but didn't as I felt it would distract her from her career and we forgot but it then.No family fight in last 4 years. And I told her that her is my priority in life and nothing else matters. However we fought with each other occasionally once or twice a year due to various factors including work stress. She has had a lot trauma growing up and our fights have made her bring back all these memories. She had to take a break from residency for couple of months.

Now she says that she has suffered a lot in the marriage and has reached a point where she cannot continue and decided to separate and move out 2 months ago.

We get along well and still love each other (at least I do)

She is refusing couples therapy saying she has made up her mind. Being alone makes her better at work.

She has unfollowed me on insta and fb and removed marriage status.

 I'm the one trying for us to come back / try couples counseling but with no success. 

Do you think I should just move on or still keep trying ? What if she does this again in future with or without kids ?

Hi All,

Need your advice. I'm 39 and my wife is 34. We have been married for 7 years. We delayed kids because of her career and had planned to have kids in a year or 2. I have been trying to support her career by taking care of the house and finances and told her to focus only on her career

We have had family fights in the past in which she feels I supported the family instead of her. No family fight in last 4 years. And I told her that her is my priority in life and nothing else matters.However we fought with each other occasionally once or twice a year due to various factors including work stress. She has had a lot trauma growing up and our fights have made her bring back all these memories.

Now She says that she has suffered a lot in the marriage and has reached a point where she cannot continue and decided to separate and move out 2 months ago.

We get along well and still love each other (at least I do)

She is refusing couples therapy saying she has made up her mind. Being alone makes her better at work.

She has unfollowed me on insta and fb and removed marriage status.

I'm the one trying for us to come back / try couples counseling but with no success.

Do you think I should just move on or still give it a try ? What if she does this again in future with or without kids ?

Hi everyone, looking for advice on whether I have any grounds for reimbursement with aeroplan or if I need to rely on credit card insurance.

The Setup:

Booking: Aeroplan award ticket (SFO ➔ YXE)

Itinerary: SFO ➔ SAN (United) ➔ YVR (Air Canada) ➔ YXE (Air Canada)

What Happened:

My initial layover in SAN was 45 minutes (required a terminal change).

The United flight from SFO was delayed 30 minutes due to SFO Air Traffic Control (ATC).

I landed in SAN with only ~15 minutes to spare. I was contacted on the ground and told I couldn't make the terminal transfer in time and needed to rebook.

United's agent in SAN rebooked me for the next day, but refused a hotel or meal voucher because the delay was attributed to ATC.

My Questions:

Since the delay was ATC-related, is United completely exempt from duty of care (hotel/meals), or is it worth pushing back?

Does Air Canada / Canadian APPR have any standing here since it was an Aeroplan ticket, or does United's US DOT policy govern?

Has anyone successfully claimed trip delay insurance on a credit card when only paying the taxes/fees for an Aeroplan ticket?

Any suggestions for a good sports physiotherapist in Saskatoon? Twisted my ankle while playing. Thanks

Hi, we submitted my mother's supervisa application on 5th June 2026 ( Renewal)

Her biometric is valid and hence not required again. Question - should we do medical exam upfront at this stage or should we wait for formal medical request ?

Hi, we submitted my mother's supervisa application on 5th June 2026 ( Renewal)

Her biometric is valid and hence not required again.

Question - should we do medical exam upfront at this stage or should we wait for formal medical request ?