A canadian Trucker
Dec 22nd 2007, 8:10 pm
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A canadian Trucker
Hi everybody, I found your nice forum while I was surfing on google! 
To introduce myself, let's say that I am a 24 year old truck driver from Montreal, Canada. I'm on the road for 4 years and I am driving in USA for 3 years.
I'm presently living in the montreal suburb, but I am looking into moving into the Alberta gold (money) rush!
To introduce myself, let's say that I am a 24 year old truck driver from Montreal, Canada. I'm on the road for 4 years and I am driving in USA for 3 years.
I'm presently living in the montreal suburb, but I am looking into moving into the Alberta gold (money) rush!
Dec 22nd 2007, 11:37 pm
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Re: A canadian Trucker
Hello, Darkfaith, and welcome to the BE forum.
Quite a few British truckers come here and ask questions about trucking in Canada, so your experience will be useful to them.
But, besides that, I hope you'll have some fun here.
Quite a few British truckers come here and ask questions about trucking in Canada, so your experience will be useful to them.
But, besides that, I hope you'll have some fun here.
Dec 29th 2007, 12:53 am
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Re: A canadian Trucker
Hi everybody, I found your nice forum while I was surfing on google!
To introduce myself, let's say that I am a 24 year old truck driver from Montreal, Canada. I'm on the road for 4 years and I am driving in USA for 3 years.
I'm presently living in the montreal suburb, but I am looking into moving into the Alberta gold (money) rush!
To introduce myself, let's say that I am a 24 year old truck driver from Montreal, Canada. I'm on the road for 4 years and I am driving in USA for 3 years.
I'm presently living in the montreal suburb, but I am looking into moving into the Alberta gold (money) rush!
Dec 29th 2007, 12:57 am
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Dec 29th 2007, 1:04 am
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Dec 30th 2007, 4:30 pm
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Re: A canadian Trucker
Hi, My husband has over 20yrs experience driving trucks and we are considering moving over to Canada, but there is a couple of things we are unsure of:
1) How much money should we bring over
2) Is it better for him to go over first and settle before i follow with our son
Any answers will be appreciated.
1) How much money should we bring over
2) Is it better for him to go over first and settle before i follow with our son
Any answers will be appreciated.
Dec 30th 2007, 8:38 pm
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Re: A canadian Trucker
Hi, My husband has over 20yrs experience driving trucks and we are considering moving over to Canada, but there is a couple of things we are unsure of:
1) How much money should we bring over
2) Is it better for him to go over first and settle before i follow with our son
Any answers will be appreciated.
1) How much money should we bring over
2) Is it better for him to go over first and settle before i follow with our son
Any answers will be appreciated.
Dec 30th 2007, 8:45 pm
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Re: A canadian Trucker
many thanks, will be looking to move this time next year otherwise OH wil be too old lol
Be great to know how you get on
Good luck for interview
Be great to know how you get on
Good luck for interview
Dec 30th 2007, 9:11 pm
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Re: A canadian Trucker
thanks again
Feb 2nd 2008, 4:12 am
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Re: A canadian Trucker
Hi, My husband has over 20yrs experience driving trucks and we are considering moving over to Canada, but there is a couple of things we are unsure of:
1) How much money should we bring over
2) Is it better for him to go over first and settle before i follow with our son
Any answers will be appreciated.
1) How much money should we bring over
2) Is it better for him to go over first and settle before i follow with our son
Any answers will be appreciated.
Feb 6th 2008, 9:54 am
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Re: A canadian Trucker
hope you had a good trip
