pilot and apprentice
You don't seem to have a clue so here is a brief reality check for all male pilots thinking of coming to Canada.
1. Canada has "Male Sharia Law", 97% of all custody decisions are given to mothers regardless of if she happens to be a cocaine addict and the most violent psychopath since Homolka was treated as a victim.
In Ottawa a woman stabbed her sleeping husband in the chest and got off claiming without a shred of evidence that she was a victim of abuse.
In Ottawa the Supreme Court of Canada let a woman off who hired a hitman to kill her husband. The Supreme court without a shred of evidence claimed the police failed in their duty to treat her as a victim.
I know a lot of pilots whose careers were destroyed by our Canada's corrupt family court system that has NO legal rights for children or fathers.
The vast majority of children now grow up without a father. Around 25% of birth certificates do not have a father named or the wrong dummy placed there.
Courts routinely order fathers to pay more support than their income. Once orders are made they become next to impossible to vary or cancel.
Across Canada most police forces arrest and charge male victims of domestic violence which means, if you make such a claim it must be false.
That means most intelligent men will not report domestic violence to police and, their women know that which encourages women to kill and or assault their male partners with impunity.
If you are a male thinking of coming to Canada, do not have children in Canada, if you do, you may be trapped here permanently like a very large number of immigrant males who thought Canada's snowy white landscape reflected a society based on the Rule of Law.
It's not, its based on what ever women want women get and men are regarded as sperm donors, support payors and indentured slaves.
Once in that system, you are unlikely to ever leave Canada.
That's a reality check that I think most male pilots who are divorced fathers will concur with.
Fathers / Pilots in the UK have it even worse, as do many in some states of the USA. Canada however copies the legal trends in the USA. Australians think theirs is bad but don't know how lucky they really are compared to say the UK and Canada.
I've lost count of the number of pilots who have had their careers destroyed by the Canadian Family Court System and Ontario, has one of the worst reputations. There is almost no point in going to court in Ontario, the decisions are generally, with some rare exceptions predictable on gender.
That's enough for this post on this forum....