An Expat’s Experience in Canada – Part III

by Dr. Denise O'Neil Green | November 15, 2016 10:00 AM

In this video post, I discuss my experience as a U.S. expatriate living in Toronto, Canada as a Diversity Professional. Inspired by America's recent presidential election and subsequent crash of the Canadian immigration website, I've decided to answer the following questions for my audience:

What has it been like to live in Canada as an expat?
What's it like to be an African American expat?
What's it like being an African American woman expat and mom? and
What advice do you have for those thinking about visiting or moving to Canada?

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Check out "An Expat’s Experience in Canada – Part I".

Check out "An Expat’s Experience in Canada – Part II".

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