Saskatchewan - What is it like?
#16
Re: Saskatchewan - What is it like?
That is wind-chill temperature with 40mph winds; the 'real' temperature is only predicted to drop to -30C, the wind effectively knocks off another 15 degrees.
Either way, I just dropped by Mark's Work Wearhouse and picked up a stonking fat parka that was in the 50%-off sale .
Either way, I just dropped by Mark's Work Wearhouse and picked up a stonking fat parka that was in the 50%-off sale .
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Re: Saskatchewan - What is it like?
Lorna D, Mentions above that there are two schools in Moose Jaw. Lorna, I know you have only been here a few months, but there are closer to 22 schools in Moose Jaw. Perhaps this was just a typo. I mention this because Lisa, who opened the thread, is serious about locating into this Province, and the education and facilities available for her children, are paramount in their decision to settle here. By the way Lorna, welcome to Saskatchewan! hope you will have many happy years here.
Terry
Moose Jaw.
Terry
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#18
Re: Saskatchewan - What is it like?
Lorna D, Mentions above that there are two schools in Moose Jaw. Lorna, I know you have only been here a few months, but there are closer to 22 schools in Moose Jaw. Perhaps this was just a typo. I mention this because Lisa, who opened the thread, is serious about locating into this Province, and the education and facilities available for her children, are paramount in their decision to settle here. By the way Lorna, welcome to Saskatchewan! hope you will have many happy years here.
Terry
Moose Jaw.
Terry
Moose Jaw.
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Re: Saskatchewan - What is it like?
Hi Lorna, next time you are in Moose Jaw, try "Bobbie's Place" for lunch or supper. It is a little Celtic pub right by the bus depot on High St East. Best fish and chips you will ever find in the whole of western Canada. Monica (owner) does a lot of British dishes, and she knows what she is doing! Roast beef and yorkshire is the "special" on Fridays.
Enjoy!
Terry
Enjoy!
Terry
#20
Re: Saskatchewan - What is it like?
Hi Lorna, next time you are in Moose Jaw, try "Bobbie's Place" for lunch or supper. It is a little Celtic pub right by the bus depot on High St East. Best fish and chips you will ever find in the whole of western Canada. Monica (owner) does a lot of British dishes, and she knows what she is doing! Roast beef and yorkshire is the "special" on Fridays.
Enjoy!
Terry
Enjoy!
Terry
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Re: Saskatchewan - What is it like?
You are most welcome!
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Re: Saskatchewan - What is it like?
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Re: Saskatchewan - What is it like?
We live in manitoba, and love it, Saskachewen is the next province to the west, it is very flat, cold winters and great summers, cheaper housing than many other provinces, people are very friendly, have you ever though about Provincial Nominee, quite an easy way to get into Canada and there are plenty of jobs for carpenters
http://www.immigration.gov.sk.ca/
plenty of info on this site
http://www.immigration.gov.sk.ca/
plenty of info on this site
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Re: Saskatchewan - What is it like?
Thanks for that Lorna - saved me the effort!!!
#28
Re: Saskatchewan - What is it like?
Wind-chill of -51C predicted tonight, this morning I had to shovel a foot of snow away from the garage at around -40C so we could get the car out!
Now I know why most of our neighbours have SUVs and 4x4 trucks .
Now I know why most of our neighbours have SUVs and 4x4 trucks .
#29
Re: Saskatchewan - What is it like?
Hi Yorkton
We are all booked up for our recci 3rd March
All we have to do now is get the car sorted...we are very happy bunnies.
Any tips about stuff - is there anything interesting to do and see from Regina to Yorkton, and from Yorkton to Saskatoon and from Saskatoon to Moose Jaw and from Moose Jaw back to Regina?
Yorkton is where we are hoping to have the prosepective employment and Saskatoon is visiting family and Moose Jaw because we can (and its closer to get in the hot spring rather than Banff!)
Does Moose Jaw get busy enough at this time of year to warrant pre-booking a room somewhere or can we just wing it?
Are there any MJ recommendations for places to stay and see and eat etc.
This is our holiday part of the recci so we feel that a little tourism is allowed and there are no kids with us
Many thanks
Simon and Dawn
We are all booked up for our recci 3rd March
All we have to do now is get the car sorted...we are very happy bunnies.
Any tips about stuff - is there anything interesting to do and see from Regina to Yorkton, and from Yorkton to Saskatoon and from Saskatoon to Moose Jaw and from Moose Jaw back to Regina?
Yorkton is where we are hoping to have the prosepective employment and Saskatoon is visiting family and Moose Jaw because we can (and its closer to get in the hot spring rather than Banff!)
Does Moose Jaw get busy enough at this time of year to warrant pre-booking a room somewhere or can we just wing it?
Are there any MJ recommendations for places to stay and see and eat etc.
This is our holiday part of the recci so we feel that a little tourism is allowed and there are no kids with us
Many thanks
Simon and Dawn
#30
Re: Saskatchewan - What is it like?
Congrats on booking you reccie, I am sure you'll like it here.
http://moosejaw.ca/tourism/index.shtml
try this site, also try looking up the BE families in Moosejaw. I haven't been down the tunnels so can't tell you if it's worth a trip. I'm sure Welshlady and Roanin will give you loads of useful info try PM'ing them.
http://moosejaw.ca/tourism/index.shtml
try this site, also try looking up the BE families in Moosejaw. I haven't been down the tunnels so can't tell you if it's worth a trip. I'm sure Welshlady and Roanin will give you loads of useful info try PM'ing them.