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Annual revenues at Argentina’s more than 4,000 Chinese supermarkets exceeded $1 billion, attracting more than 46% of the national customer base, as compared to 23% shopping at the larger stores. http://asiapacifico.bcn.cl/en/articles/chinese-community-latin-america The Chinese community in...

http://www.danwei.org/guest_contributor/chinese_diaspora_in_latin_amer.php Guest Contributor Chinese in Argentina Posted by Alice Xin Liu, January 13, 2009 11:03 AM This article is by guest contributor Nancy H. Liu. She is a health researcher, an NIH/Fogarty Scholar in Buenos Aires...

Just like NYPD Blues

Check out also PR for Taiwan... Taiwan has a big outflow of people, the Taiwan govt would not mind taking some people in, just like Singapore, if you are chinese, it is even easier :)

For Hong Kong, check out the Quality Migrant Admission Scheme, which is similar to how all those FT obtain PR in Singapore: Quality Migrant Admission Scheme http://www.immd.gov.hk/ehtml/QMAS.htm The Quality Migrant Admission Scheme is quota-based and operated on a points-based system...

That's what I thought. Looks like they are like those BMO outlets in a Safeway store. They don't offer teller services in those Safeway outlets, I think they are there to sell GIC or mutual funds only. I can never imagine myself depositing cash in a ATM machine. That's mighty brave of you. :)

President's Choice completely slipped my mind, at least it's better than ING who I believe is no fee, as there is a Loblaw to go to. Do you know if customers can deposit and withdraw cash with a teller like how you would do in a bank, at a President's Choice outlet inside a Loblaw super mkt?

That pretty much says it. Only idiots like you know who deny about bank fees.

I see more people using Interac than cash at any grocery stores. :D

Sound like RBC is a better deal, BMO has a similar account but comes with only 10 free transactions after which 60 cents per transaction (RBC charges 50 cents)

If he don't catch the meaning, he is obviously not a canadian resident. :D

Not true. Your comments are very misleading. I see that you are in argument with southwest over bank fees and your information is inaccurate. You don't live in Canada and as such do not have up-to-date information. I suggest you refrain from posting false information on bank fees...

Yes, it's true, my dear Singaporeans. In Canada, not only you face high crimes, out-of-control gun violence, high income taxes, high taxes (yes, the HST will kick in next year in BC), job discrimination, high properties prices in major metropolitan areas, poor employment prospects, poor...

Maybe these people are color blind :D