Jul 03, 2014 2:43 AM

Time to become a Canadian Citizen—just saying :D

I "have" one of those :P

I am also "in possession" of a passport... :D

I was talking about a "Canadian Citizen", not a passport :P

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-glwKHcJB8c&feature=youtu.be

I find it ironic that both my kids are Canadian Citizens and I have to pay the GOVERNMENT $200 and give a bunch of test to become a Citizens. Only to vote for the corrupt politicians.

You mean both your kids "HAVE" a Canadian Citizen ? :P

I hope you don't MISLEAD them :D

to become a Citizens ??....you really want to do that ? :D

I rather take my kids to the Aquarium than become a Citizen right now.....just saying :D

:-/

yep, she is not getting it.

You are right! I am not.

there are no Canadian citizens just slaves read the Control Ownership and Determination Act

http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/C-20/page-1.html

SLAVES, that's right! now I get it. I will read the act. Thanks

:D

Eamonn, is that clip from a movie done about the book "Mr. Nice"? I loved the book. I was wondering if it was ever made into a movie.

Yes Cara... Surely you could have Googled that! :p Rhys Ifans plays him... Good flick...

There's a lot of folk missing out on Chinese take away :)

*folks :P

SHEEP

As most of this stuff does, that Act reads like a bunch of gobbledygook. However, the most interesting part was scrolling through the 'regulations' of the Act:

“discretionary interest” means any estate or interest in or possibility of receiving income or capital of a trust that is dependent on, or the value of which may be increased or reduced by the exercise of or the failure to exercise, a discretionary power held by the trustee or trustees or by any other person or persons and, for greater certainty and without limiting the generality of the foregoing, a power to amend the terms of a trust or a power to determine the date at which all or any interests shall vest or at which all or any property shall be distributed is a discretionary power;

More specifically; who exactly holds this "POWER" mentioned about in this definition, Scott?

http://www.canlii.org/en/ca/laws/regu/sor-84-431/latest/sor-84-431.html

I know there is something significant to all that Rick, i just dont know what im looking at:

"Present value of life annuities (present value of life interest) of $1.00 per annum payable annually in arrears for life." ? :/

Wait a second- was THIS what you were getting at Rick?

SCHEDULE I

2. Any chartered bank or trust company REGISTERED in Canada.

Folk is plural. :P

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/plural