Rocky Mountain House Alberta
Feb 3rd 2017, 4:51 pm
#16
BE Enthusiast
Joined: Oct 2008
Location: Red Deer, Alberta
Posts: 671
Re: Rocky Mountain House Alberta
Hi There,
I lived in Red Deer for 7 years and did camp a few times in the RMH area. It was not somewhere I would want to live as it is just too small. That being said, I now live in a small town (husband's job) and cannot wait till we get another move.
From my experience the small towns do not have enough upmarket establishments for a chef, especially an experienced one. My son was trained in the UK, worked at the 2 best restaurants in Red Deer and then moved to Calgary as he felt that he was just stagnating in Red Deer. He moves to Victoria in March.
I lived in Red Deer for 7 years and did camp a few times in the RMH area. It was not somewhere I would want to live as it is just too small. That being said, I now live in a small town (husband's job) and cannot wait till we get another move.
From my experience the small towns do not have enough upmarket establishments for a chef, especially an experienced one. My son was trained in the UK, worked at the 2 best restaurants in Red Deer and then moved to Calgary as he felt that he was just stagnating in Red Deer. He moves to Victoria in March.
Feb 3rd 2017, 10:05 pm
#17
Assimilated Pauper
Joined: Mar 2005
Location: Ontario
Posts: 40,018
Re: Rocky Mountain House Alberta
Not just in AB and NS. Those astronomical car insurance premiums aren't solely because the insurance companies are a greedy, gouging, bunch.
Feb 4th 2017, 12:56 am
#18
Joined: Feb 2006
Location: Red Deer, Alberta
Posts: 10,612
Re: Rocky Mountain House Alberta
Hi There,
I lived in Red Deer for 7 years and did camp a few times in the RMH area. It was not somewhere I would want to live as it is just too small. That being said, I now live in a small town (husband's job) and cannot wait till we get another move.
From my experience the small towns do not have enough upmarket establishments for a chef, especially an experienced one. My son was trained in the UK, worked at the 2 best restaurants in Red Deer and then moved to Calgary as he felt that he was just stagnating in Red Deer. He moves to Victoria in March.
I lived in Red Deer for 7 years and did camp a few times in the RMH area. It was not somewhere I would want to live as it is just too small. That being said, I now live in a small town (husband's job) and cannot wait till we get another move.
From my experience the small towns do not have enough upmarket establishments for a chef, especially an experienced one. My son was trained in the UK, worked at the 2 best restaurants in Red Deer and then moved to Calgary as he felt that he was just stagnating in Red Deer. He moves to Victoria in March.
