how can i find Canadians in Moscow?

[Liza]

Hello!!!
i know my question may sound very strange since i live in Moscow... but... i was trying to find Canadians here in Moscow and no luck... u know it may be easier for u, Canadians, to find people from Canada somewhere abroad... (and it was easier for me to find Russians when i was in Canada... )
so if anyone has ever been to Moscow and knows where Canadians meet...or something like that... i'll be very grateful!!! )
by the way one of my Canadian friends, who came to study Russian at MSU (he lives in Toronto) advised me to go to hockey game...
any other suggestions???
best regards for everyone!!!
Liza

[Liza]

hello, everybody!
time flies. something in our lives is always changing.
so there are some good changes in my life as well!
i started to teach russian as a foreign language! (this is my second major at university and. may be my future profession ) i teach 20 hours a week and i have 4 students so far. )) two students from the united states, one from the netherlands, and one from turkey. )) this is so cool and interesting to help people to get around and to explain them some percularities. ))))
i like this!

i hope you guys are o'k there!
stick on the ice and you will succeed!

Liza

[NJMore]

Hi there

Don't know if you got an answer to this already.

You can go to the Canadian Embassy on Friday nights for Canadian beer and burgers as long as you can produce a Canadian passport. Or you can join the Canadian Business in Moscow organization (may have forgot the name exactly, but the embassy can tell you). Or play baseball (mixed) with the Embassy team. Or play broom ball (both men's and women's teams) in the winter. At any rate, there is a very active Canadian community which you can contact simply by registering at the embassy. Hangouts are the usual expat places; used to be the Starlight Diner, or the American Bar and Grill, or the Boarhouse (Doug is Canadian). Good luck. it is a great city.

[ybelov]

Thanks for your reply. I am also a Canadian (actually Quebecer, and of Russian origin) living temporarily near Moscow and looking for friends.