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Just in time for Canada Day, 2010: A history of flags… and the immigrant’s trip around the world in search of a husband.

Taking Dad to Tahiti and getting tattooed.

Finally crossing the border… almost.

Getting my wings… Buffalo wings.

What’s Burkina Faso got to do with it?

In which the immigrant is granted an invitation to reside in Quebec… and all the follow-up work that letter sets in motion.

Featuring a few fascinating stats on same-sex marriage, some vintage photos, and the birth of the Plan to Immigrate.

Gearing up for the bilingual job search and a few helpful notes on Canadian culture.

In which the immigrant describes his initial inspiration for immigration to Canada and dresses up in his tuxedo. We are introduced to his former life in France with the man who might have become his spouse if same-sex marriage had been instituted at the time.

In which we are introduced to the Narrator and learn the origin of the word “dépanneur” and its importance in Québec immigration. We also sample some local cuisine.