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Well - I should tell you that today in Regina its going to be 2 above - that is opposed to last Monday when, with the wind chill, it was something like 47 below!!!
However, by the time you get here I will have arranged for it to be spring already!!!
However, by the time you get here I will have arranged for it to be spring already!!!
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Originally posted by lizwil98
Well - I should tell you that today in Regina its going to be 2 above - that is opposed to last Monday when, with the wind chill, it was something like 47 below!!!
However, by the time you get here I will have arranged for it to be spring already!!!
Well - I should tell you that today in Regina its going to be 2 above - that is opposed to last Monday when, with the wind chill, it was something like 47 below!!!
However, by the time you get here I will have arranged for it to be spring already!!!
We were hoping to arrive in the bad weather so that we could look at houses at their worst, still if you can arrange for it to be spring then thats fine with me.
by the way Liz what is "hammond road" far north of "Coronation Park" like as an area as we have been offered a rental there?
cheers
Goatee
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Its nice. I wouldn't mind living there. Its kind of a crescent. The houses on the north side of the street back onto the Ring Road, but that wouldnt bother me. There are fences.
On the east end of Hammond Crescent - I think it turns into Angus Road - you can drive through and get onto Albert Street. You could walk to Northgate Mall - its not very far, but Hammond Road itself is really quiet. Have you seen the house? If you tell me the address I can drive past and take a look at it.
If you are still going to be working in Emerald Park or White City - I forget which - Hammond Road would be quick access to the Ring Road which you would take to get to work.
On the east end of Hammond Crescent - I think it turns into Angus Road - you can drive through and get onto Albert Street. You could walk to Northgate Mall - its not very far, but Hammond Road itself is really quiet. Have you seen the house? If you tell me the address I can drive past and take a look at it.
If you are still going to be working in Emerald Park or White City - I forget which - Hammond Road would be quick access to the Ring Road which you would take to get to work.
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Originally posted by lizwil98
Its nice. I wouldn't mind living there. Its kind of a crescent. The houses on the north side of the street back onto the Ring Road, but that wouldnt bother me. There are fences.
On the east end of Hammond Crescent - I think it turns into Angus Road - you can drive through and get onto Albert Street. You could walk to Northgate Mall - its not very far, but Hammond Road itself is really quiet. Have you seen the house? If you tell me the address I can drive past and take a look at it.
If you are still going to be working in Emerald Park or White City - I forget which - Hammond Road would be quick access to the Ring Road which you would take to get to work.
Its nice. I wouldn't mind living there. Its kind of a crescent. The houses on the north side of the street back onto the Ring Road, but that wouldnt bother me. There are fences.
On the east end of Hammond Crescent - I think it turns into Angus Road - you can drive through and get onto Albert Street. You could walk to Northgate Mall - its not very far, but Hammond Road itself is really quiet. Have you seen the house? If you tell me the address I can drive past and take a look at it.
If you are still going to be working in Emerald Park or White City - I forget which - Hammond Road would be quick access to the Ring Road which you would take to get to work.
It's 131 Hammond road, and thanks very much.
I haven't got a job to go to as yet but I am back in contact with the company in white city, who knows ?some thing may come of it.
Looking for a welding and fabricating job if anybody reads this and knows of any openings.
anyway cheers Liz
Goatee
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I thought you had a definite job for the spring.
I will ask around. What about Ipsco? Or isnt that the line of work you are in. My neighbour's son is a welder but he is not speaking to them! Wont go into it. I will ask her - maybe she knows something.
He works at Advance Engineered Products - 721-5678 or fax 721-5010.
Its a big place. They might have vacancies.
I will ask around. What about Ipsco? Or isnt that the line of work you are in. My neighbour's son is a welder but he is not speaking to them! Wont go into it. I will ask her - maybe she knows something.
He works at Advance Engineered Products - 721-5678 or fax 721-5010.
Its a big place. They might have vacancies.
Last edited by Purley; Jan 11th 2004 at 4:13 am.
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Originally posted by lizwil98
I thought you had a definite job for the spring.
I will ask around. What about Ipsco? Or isnt that the line of work you are in. My neighbour's son is a welder but he is not speaking to them! Wont go into it. I will ask her - maybe she knows something.
I thought you had a definite job for the spring.
I will ask around. What about Ipsco? Or isnt that the line of work you are in. My neighbour's son is a welder but he is not speaking to them! Wont go into it. I will ask her - maybe she knows something.
Thanks very much.
Ipsco I believe is a metal pipe manufacturing company not metal Fabrications which is what I need.
by the way Liz my wife's mom is Kay Wolfsohn ,who I believe you have chatted to over the net from time to time.
well she is having a fit about us coming out to Canada,
I believe the prolem is that she won't fly so the only time she will see her grandson will be on the web cam and when and if we visit the UK.
bye for now
Goatee
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My husband has a butcher shop and he says that he knows Dave Exner, one of the bosses at Advance. he says he will mention you the next time he comes in. So you are a welder/fabricator - is that the job title??
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Originally posted by lizwil98
My husband has a butcher shop and he says that he knows Dave Exner, one of the bosses at Advance. he says he will mention you the next time he comes in. So you are a welder/fabricator - is that the job title??
My husband has a butcher shop and he says that he knows Dave Exner, one of the bosses at Advance. he says he will mention you the next time he comes in. So you are a welder/fabricator - is that the job title??
Yes that my Title and all more
Welder/Fabricator
Sheetmetal worker/CNC PLASMA operator
Liz I have your e-mail address from the passed,
I will send you my resume and my job photos if that's ok with you
Goatee
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By the way Liz, my son Benjamin has a place at Luther when we get out in late Feb.
He is really looking forward to it and all ready has a e-mail pen pal at the school.
bye
Goatee
He is really looking forward to it and all ready has a e-mail pen pal at the school.
bye
Goatee
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I didn't realize you would be here in February. I thought it was later than that. I think I will have to revise my promise to have spring by then. I don't think I can manage it. I thought it was late March - we MIGHT have spring by late March but not Feb!!
Sorry about that.
Sorry about that.
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Hi Goatee
Just wondered if you could give me some info.
Who did you phone about PNP in Saskatchewan?
How much did the whole process cost you?
I am waiting to here about a truck driving job in Saskatchewan. Am going through an agency who will arrange visas etc. Luckily I don't have to pay them anything unless I take the job. But if this falls through will probably try PNP as PR takes so long.
Thank you.
Just wondered if you could give me some info.
Who did you phone about PNP in Saskatchewan?
How much did the whole process cost you?
I am waiting to here about a truck driving job in Saskatchewan. Am going through an agency who will arrange visas etc. Luckily I don't have to pay them anything unless I take the job. But if this falls through will probably try PNP as PR takes so long.
Thank you.
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Originally posted by goatee
Thanks daisy
The house is sold and we are just waiting for our passports to come back from canada house ,should be about 7 days time.
Ordered shipping crates for my dogs and waiting for them.
sorting out rental home in sask.
sorting shipping of furniture
and the list go's on
this is where the work starts !
cheers
Goatee
Thanks daisy
The house is sold and we are just waiting for our passports to come back from canada house ,should be about 7 days time.
Ordered shipping crates for my dogs and waiting for them.
sorting out rental home in sask.
sorting shipping of furniture
and the list go's on
this is where the work starts !
cheers
Goatee
Well done!! That was so very quick. They didn't ask you for any further information?
Can you tell me about shipping the dogs. I have a small Yorkie. Who are you flying with and where did you order the crates. Do you have to book far in advance and specifiy you are shipping the dogs. Also, I don't plan on coming back here, so do I have to do the whole Pet Passport scheme? Just wondering what is involved cost wise for the airfare and vet fees?
Thanks!
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Hi Canadienne - Sorry to confuse but there's definitely NO need for pet passport to get to Canada. It would only be an insurance IN CASE there was a chance of returning - I say insurance because it can take around 7 months to process, which is not good news if you had to hurry back for whatever reason be it a loss of a job, bad news in the family, too much home sickness etc.etc. It's certainly NOT a requirement, so no worries
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Originally posted by geoffro
Hi Goatee
Just wondered if you could give me some info.
Who did you phone about PNP in Saskatchewan?
How much did the whole process cost you?
I am waiting to here about a truck driving job in Saskatchewan. Am going through an agency who will arrange visas etc. Luckily I don't have to pay them anything unless I take the job. But if this falls through will probably try PNP as PR takes so long.
Thank you.
Hi Goatee
Just wondered if you could give me some info.
Who did you phone about PNP in Saskatchewan?
How much did the whole process cost you?
I am waiting to here about a truck driving job in Saskatchewan. Am going through an agency who will arrange visas etc. Luckily I don't have to pay them anything unless I take the job. But if this falls through will probably try PNP as PR takes so long.
Thank you.
1)a chap called Kirk westgard
2) differcult to answer ,there was our trip to sask back in july
that came out at about £6000 for the month but it was also a holiday.
our medicals cost us about £600 for the 3 of us.
immigration cost £1400 in fees.
and then there was shipping the contents of our 3 bed home at
£4100
and $37.50 at calgary customs for the dogs
Air canada and westjet flights last week at £2500 for the 3 of us and two dogs
best of luck
goatee
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Originally posted by canadienne
Hi there.
Well done!! That was so very quick. They didn't ask you for any further information?
Can you tell me about shipping the dogs. I have a small Yorkie. Who are you flying with and where did you order the crates. Do you have to book far in advance and specifiy you are shipping the dogs. Also, I don't plan on coming back here, so do I have to do the whole Pet Passport scheme? Just wondering what is involved cost wise for the airfare and vet fees?
Thanks!
Hi there.
Well done!! That was so very quick. They didn't ask you for any further information?
Can you tell me about shipping the dogs. I have a small Yorkie. Who are you flying with and where did you order the crates. Do you have to book far in advance and specifiy you are shipping the dogs. Also, I don't plan on coming back here, so do I have to do the whole Pet Passport scheme? Just wondering what is involved cost wise for the airfare and vet fees?
Thanks!
took the dogs with us on both air canada and westjet.
air canada cost £180 per crate as excess baggage.
dogs are common on westjet within canada and they were $40 each.
48hrs with air canada because they only take 6 dogs per flight,
I believe its the same or less on westjet.
you don't need pet passport but you will need a defra export certificate and your dog will need and check up with the vet and a micro chip, I sugest Tracer as its used world wide.
our vet back in the UK charged £60 to check the dogs and sign the export certificate.
hope this helps
goatee




