can anyone suggest websites etc for jobs in ontario, i work in a hospital as a auxilary (as such) and my partner is either a carpetfitter or cherry picker etc.also any sites apart from mls.ca for houses for sale.
thanx

good job sites are jobbank.gc.ca
monster.ca
also just got n email from immagration ontario, if you pm me your email address ill forward the email to you.
ontarion dont have the pnp route at the moment like others.
hope that helps gill

sorry only come on here yesterday so dont understand all the [email protected]

no worry claire
email sent to you with all the links in from immagration ontario.
PNP - stands for prov nominee program
some areas of canada offer this but sadly ontario dont
if you check out the cic website there are ways of getting jobs etc on there.
also a list of job titles that may help you with your husbands job title


gill

Hi Claire
Welcome to the BE (British Expats) Forum

Gill was asking you to "PM" them - meaning "Private Message". Basically you see their user name down the left hand side of the screen, left click your mouse over the name and it gives you options to send private emails to each other....better than posting your email address on the thread.

To help answer your job websites, also try www.workopolis.ca
Might be handy.

Good luck
Lindsey

These sites usually have jobs at big outfits but many jobs are with smaller businesses as smaller towns/cities such as at

http://ospreycareers.com/search.asp

thanx all for your reply..knew i could rely on the expats

If you haven't already done so, I recommend that you read the BE Wiki article on Careers in Canada.

Also, I suggest that you express your e-mail address as
Publishing it in the way that you've done will invite heaps of spam. There are "spiders" that go "crawling" around the Internet, looking for the "at" symbol. Then they pass on anything that contains that symbol to the spammers.

If it's too late for you to edit your post, you could ask a moderator to do it for you.

Hope that helps.

I imagine they'll be sophisticated enough to pick up " at " now as well, given the number of people that use that notation on internet forums. Particularly if you're using a popular ISP.