I‘m hoping to apply for my pgwp today. My degree was granted on May 22nd and I know I get 90 days of study permit after that. My question is, does May 22nd count as day 0 or 1?
According to 27 [4] of the interpretation act it should be Day 0, but the border guards thought the opposite so I thought I’d check.
PS. I know I fucked up not applying earlier.
thanks!
Hey Folks,
My girlfriend and I have been slowly working through her vaginismus together. We’re taking our time and we‘re now at the point that we can usually play with my middle or pointer finger once she is aroused without pain. One thing we’ve noticed is that her cervix is sitting about 3 inches or less deep with her legs down (shortening to about 1-1.5 with her legs up).
This was at the point that’s it should be somewhere in the middle to deeper relatively in her cycle. I know tenting does not always occur until prolonged arousal, but by her own metrics, and by the fact that she was wet enough to be open, she was aroused for a while. She also is on the shorter side height wise, though I don’t think that’s relevant in these things.
Anyhow, we’ve talked a little about it and it seems a wee bit of a concern/curiosity (not that it matters to me, I accept her however she is, just wanna know more). So I thought I’d ask, is a low cervix something that is a common of those experiencing vaginismus?
I also know that vaginas vary, and some are just quite short! Just thought it was something we should understand more deeply, thank you!
My partner and I are beginning the dilator journey. We‘re looking at the sets recommended here as well as cheaper Amazon equivalents. All of them seem to max out at a girth a bit over an inch below his girth.
My question is, will we need to work up to a dilator larger than him in order to have comfortable PIV? Or is it simply easier to take a penis, as it is softer, and so this will be perfectly adequate?
I’m a student at McGill with US Citizenship and no other Canadian status. I rent an apartment in Montreal and have a bank account here too. I spent over 183 days in Canada in 2025.
I also have a permenant residence in Massachusetts (family’s home), and am considered a resident there since I am only away as a student. I also have a massachusetts bank account, investments, and a car.
I have self employed contractor income in Montreal in 2025, as well as W2 income in Massachusetts. I also have some capital gains income in Massachusetts.
I plan to of course pay tax on the self employed income to Canada/QC. I’m aware that as a deemed or factual resident I would also report my US income to Canada. This is a whole bunch of work to do, so I’d like to be sure I can’t file as a non-resident through the tiebreakers of the US-Canada Tax Treaty, given my situation.
Thank you!