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Old 12-06-2009, 04:10 PM   #21
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I think they meant that, in Canada, Post-Secondary education is subsidized by the government. Going to university here is significantly cheaper than going to school in some other countries. Also (and I was in Uni a while ago, so things may have changed), International students qualified for grants and bursaries that were not open to me as a Canadian citizen, and they got help with housing and living expenses.
International students pay substantially more for tuition than do Canadian residents. I believe post secondary education is only subsidized for Canadians. It's always been this way unless it's somehow changed now, which I don't think it would. I mean, that wouldn't make any sense for the Canadian government to pay for other countries' citizens educations.
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Old 12-06-2009, 04:17 PM   #22
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International students pay substantially more for tuition than do Canadian residents. I believe post secondary education is only subsidized for Canadians. It's always been this way unless it's somehow changed now, which I don't think it would. I mean, that wouldn't make any sense for the Canadian government to pay for other countries' citizens educations.
No you are right. Foreign students at the U of C pay something like 20k/yr and a normal student would pay about 5k per year.

Although the guy you quoted may be correct that there are grants and bursaries etc but generally foreign students pay more.
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Old 12-06-2009, 08:42 PM   #23
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it isn't an automatic he will have to leave.

He will be criminally inadmissable to Canada, be given a removal order, but will have an opportunity to ask for a Stay of the removal order so that he can remain in Canada.

This offence has a lot of public attention and there will be some negative notoriety on this case if he were to stay. The Supreme Court also just came out with a case in March appealing the removal order of a street racer.

My bet is that he'll be allowed to stay but under certain guidelines to keep his nose clean and not be allowed to drive or something like that.
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Old 12-06-2009, 09:12 PM   #24
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it isn't an automatic he will have to leave.

He will be criminally inadmissable to Canada, be given a removal order, but will have an opportunity to ask for a Stay of the removal order so that he can remain in Canada.

This offence has a lot of public attention and there will be some negative notoriety on this case if he were to stay. The Supreme Court also just came out with a case in March appealing the removal order of a street racer.

My bet is that he'll be allowed to stay but under certain guidelines to keep his nose clean and not be allowed to drive or something like that.
I hope your wrong. He doesn't deserve to stay here. If he wants to break the law act like a punk and street race he can do it in his own country.

His space in Canada should be taken by someone who deserves to be here.

I have no sympathy for people like him.
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Old 12-06-2009, 09:20 PM   #25
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pfft, only 200km/h ?
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Old 12-06-2009, 10:03 PM   #26
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The article didn't say he had been deported yet only that he was ordered deported.
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Old 12-06-2009, 10:07 PM   #27
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Hope he enjoys working for Dell. Next time my video card acts up, i'll ask if he's opened 'er up to 200Kph recently
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Old 12-06-2009, 10:11 PM   #28
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it isn't an automatic he will have to leave.

He will be criminally inadmissable to Canada, be given a removal order, but will have an opportunity to ask for a Stay of the removal order so that he can remain in Canada.

This offence has a lot of public attention and there will be some negative notoriety on this case if he were to stay. The Supreme Court also just came out with a case in March appealing the removal order of a street racer.

My bet is that he'll be allowed to stay but under certain guidelines to keep his nose clean and not be allowed to drive or something like that.
The original article posted doesn't mention if he was a permanent resident or a foreign national. It says that he came to Canada on a study VISA and wanted to remain longer.

If he was simply a foreign national he has no right of appeal for his removal order no matter what his sentence was. Even if it was a conditional sentence he would have no right of appeal. If he was a permanent resident then he would have an appeal right if he was sentenced to less than 2 years. In this case he was sentenced to 30 months thus he has no appeal right.

To what legislative authority does he have to request a stay of removal? His only posible out is if he applies for and is granted a positive Pre Removal Risk Assessment. If he applied for the Pre Removal Risk Assessment only under risk, it is highly unlikely that he would be approved. Only 5% of all PRRA applications for risk are approved and India is not a country that one would face a significant risk of being returned to.

My bet is that he will not be allowed to stay and as soon as his sentence is completed he will be removed.
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Old 12-06-2009, 10:40 PM   #29
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Hope he enjoys working for Dell. Next time my video card acts up, i'll ask if he's opened 'er up to 200Kph recently
you do realise thats friggin racist right? lol asshoole
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Old 12-06-2009, 11:34 PM   #30
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I know English probably isnt his native language, but his legal counsel probably should have sat him down and had a conversation that went something like this:

"See this? This is a dictionary. See that? Thats the definition of 'innocent.' Then theres you...."
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Old 12-06-2009, 11:53 PM   #31
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200km/h on a public road weaving in and out of traffic... he deserves to go.

I want this ######bag to define innocent? He's innocent because his friends were doing it and they didn't get caught? He's innocent because he didn't think his actions killed a man?

Man up to the mistakes you made!
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Old 12-06-2009, 11:57 PM   #32
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Give his spot in this country to a smarter, more deserving 23-year-old that will actually contribute something to society now and and in the future. People should not feel sorry for this guy, if anybody does at all. You live and learn. Accept responsibility and man up to your actions. He should go back to India and be the person he knows he can be there.
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