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JCSUPERMOTO Dec 29th 2008 3:47 am

weather in canada
 
Hi all:D
We are now 99% certain canada will be our first ever big life changing move!!
Wife is hopefully going to email relevant hospitals to see if her childrens nursing qualifications will be relevant over in can and what hospitals are after said people(still sourcing who to email)

But would like people idea and help on climates and weather in canada please!

We dont expect sun sun sun,cos we would have to go to aus for that(wife wanted to go there 1st off) but would like nice summers
I dont mind seasons at all but want nice summers,unlike uk!
Dont want to be bang in a city or bang in the country either!!
We would like outdoor life style(i love riding motorbikes) but we also love to shop/eat nice restuarants etc etc
Thanks for all your help
jase

Bainesy36 Dec 29th 2008 4:07 am

Re: weather in canada
 
Hi there,

For nursing jobs you need to go onto www.nurses.ab.ca their equlivent to NMC (she will know what i mean). Download all the info, application forms and job info etc from there.

Good Luck.

JCSUPERMOTO Dec 29th 2008 4:21 am

Re: weather in canada
 
Hi bainsey
Thanks alot for the linky!!
Ill pass it on to her.
Is that the only or the main place any qualified nurse has to contact to get into canada?
cheers again

dbd33 Dec 29th 2008 4:26 am

Re: weather in canada
 

Originally Posted by JCSUPERMOTO (Post 7107311)
Is that the only or the main place any qualified nurse has to contact to get into canada?

Nope. Nursing is administered at the provinical level so potentially you have to contact a nursing body in each province and territory.

JCSUPERMOTO Dec 29th 2008 4:30 am

Re: weather in canada
 
So without sounding lazy:(
Who would we contact to see about work/visa etc etc for
Toronto and calgary?
Finding info out about weather,houses,schooling of said places as we speak!

we are finding great info on this site,its awesome indeed!!!

Any more info on weather,or even pm your experiences from a ukers view to moving to said places would be ace

Cheers again
jase

G586 Dec 29th 2008 4:33 am

Re: weather in canada
 

Originally Posted by JCSUPERMOTO (Post 7107347)
So without sounding lazy:(
Who would we contact to see about work/visa etc etc for
Toronto and calgary?
Finding info out about weather,houses,schooling of said places as we speak!

we are finding great info on this site,its awesome indeed!!!

Any more info on weather,or even pm your experiences from a ukers view to moving to said places would be ace

Cheers again
jase

http://britishexpats.com/wiki/Nursing-Canada

christmasoompa Dec 29th 2008 4:35 am

Re: weather in canada
 
What do you mean by 'nice summer', how hot do you want it? When I was in Ontario for summer it was very hot and humid, and I gather it's the same in other areas i.e. Montreal has very, very hot/humid summers. I'm not a fan of hot weather but if you like it then that may suit.

Also, if you were considering Oz and Spain because you like hot weather then are you sure that Canada is going to suit you? Can you cope with months and months of hard winter every year (in most provinces anyway)? Just a thought if you're a fan of warm weather!

:)

Caimas Dec 29th 2008 4:40 am

Re: weather in canada
 

Originally Posted by dbd33 (Post 7107325)
Nope. Nursing is administered at the provinical level so potentially you have to contact a nursing body in each province and territory.

Gosh, so you can be helpful! ;)

Don't want to hijack the thread, but I would like to ask your views on counselling in Canada sometime in the future.

:)

dbd33 Dec 29th 2008 4:49 am

Re: weather in canada
 

Originally Posted by Caimas (Post 7107403)
Don't want to hijack the thread, but I would like to ask your views on counselling in Canada sometime in the future.

Expensive and rather an indulgence, I'd say. A peculiarly American affectation.

JCSUPERMOTO Dec 29th 2008 4:50 am

Re: weather in canada
 

Originally Posted by christmasoompa (Post 7107378)
What do you mean by 'nice summer', how hot do you want it? When I was in Ontario for summer it was very hot and humid, and I gather it's the same in other areas i.e. Montreal has very, very hot/humid summers. I'm not a fan of hot weather but if you like it then that may suit.

Also, if you were considering Oz and Spain because you like hot weather then are you sure that Canada is going to suit you? Can you cope with months and months of hard winter every year (in most provinces anyway)? Just a thought if you're a fan of warm weather!

:)


Just a better summer then the uk will surfice:thumbsup:

chumley Dec 29th 2008 5:10 am

Re: weather in canada
 
we had endless days of 100 plus in July and August NS is the warmest province and very short of nurses

seaham gal Dec 29th 2008 5:19 am

Re: weather in canada
 

Originally Posted by JCSUPERMOTO (Post 7107178)
Hi all:D
We are now 99% certain canada will be our first ever big life changing move!!
Wife is hopefully going to email relevant hospitals to see if her childrens nursing qualifications will be relevant over in can and what hospitals are after said people(still sourcing who to email)

But would like people idea and help on climates and weather in canada please!

We dont expect sun sun sun,cos we would have to go to aus for that(wife wanted to go there 1st off) but would like nice summers
I dont mind seasons at all but want nice summers,unlike uk!
Dont want to be bang in a city or bang in the country either!!
We would like outdoor life style(i love riding motorbikes) but we also love to shop/eat nice restuarants etc etc
Thanks for all your help
jase

http://www.theweathernetwork.com/
Hello.
Here's a link to the Weather Network. If you go onto the 'Weather' link and then 'Statistics', you will find all the information you need for any part of Canada...and more.

Caimas Dec 29th 2008 5:39 am

Re: weather in canada
 

Originally Posted by dbd33 (Post 7107445)
Expensive and rather an indulgence, I'd say. A peculiarly American affectation.


Have you tried it?

JCSUPERMOTO Dec 29th 2008 5:41 am

Re: weather in canada
 

Originally Posted by chumley (Post 7107518)
we had endless days of 100 plus in July and August NS is the warmest province and very short of nurses

Wheres this again chumley?
And any more info or links on the nursing front there?

Thanks again fro the link to the weather forecasts:thumbsup:

dbd33 Dec 29th 2008 5:41 am

Re: weather in canada
 

Originally Posted by Caimas (Post 7107596)
Have you tried it?

No, just paid for it.


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