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Forum: Canada

Jan 21st 2010, 1:05 am

Replies: 17

job search in canada

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Posted By patriciaparker5

Re: job search in canada

Hi
The boom was in one part of Canada and they have seen a downturn, but the rest of Canada is business as usual. It also depends on construction skill level. It is easier to get in at a provincial...

Forum: Canada

Jan 17th 2010, 5:20 pm

Replies: 19

Baillie Lake - Nova Scotia

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Posted By patriciaparker5

Re: Baillie Lake - Nova Scotia

Hi

I moved from Vancouver to Nova Scotia and it gave me oceanfront I can afford, and they I dove tailed the rest of the dream to work for me. I live about 40 minutes outside of Halifax and I was...

Forum: Canada

Jan 17th 2010, 4:48 pm

Replies: 19

Baillie Lake - Nova Scotia

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Posted By patriciaparker5

Re: Baillie Lake - Nova Scotia

Dear Poppitt
Baillie Lake is nearer to the southwest of Nova Scotia, you are about 3 hours from Halifax Int. Airport and Halifax city. It is a lovely place, but a bit remote and so there are lakes a...

Forum: Africa

Jan 16th 2010, 5:09 pm

Replies: 370

Read Me: Introduce yourself before posting

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Posted By patriciaparker5

Nambia

Hi
I am not the immigrant, but the mother of, and my son is now living and married to an Nanibian woman and they will have a baby in February..he does not have any status yet, as they just married...

Forum: The Maple Leaf

Jan 16th 2010, 4:19 pm

Replies: 16

Pugwash or Bridgewater experiences!

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Posted By patriciaparker5

Re: Pugwash or Bridgewater experiences!

Hi
A huge move and, obviously, well thought out. I was helping a German friend who was looking for a large acreage and privacy, but he also wanted to be within an hour or just past of hospitals and...

Forum: The Maple Leaf

Jan 16th 2010, 4:10 pm

Replies: 0

Canada

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Posted By patriciaparker5

Canada

For those who wish to immigrate to Canada and may be daunted by the full immigration process federally, there is a provincial (and I mean that in best sense) program in Nova Scotia whereby a person...

Forum: Job Offers

Jan 16th 2010, 3:33 pm

Replies: 3

Casual Chef Needed

Views: 899

Posted By patriciaparker5

Re: Casual Chef Needed

Dear Phil
I would need more information as to what casual means, but I have my red seal from VCC, Vancouver, Canada. I also have a hotel diploma from Chicago.I owned a restaurant for five years and...

Forum: Canada

Jan 11th 2010, 3:16 pm

Replies: 5

Living In Newfoundland

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Posted By patriciaparker5

Re: Living In Newfoundland

I know it is good to have other UK folks, but Newfoundlanders will adopt you and are very open and friendly people. Invite them in and they always return the favour.

Forum: Immigration & Citizenship (Canada)

Jan 11th 2010, 3:11 pm

Replies: 7

No degree - non starter??? HELP please.

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Posted By patriciaparker5

Re: No degree - non starter??? HELP please.

Hi
Immigrating to Canada under a provincial immigration, there are two, as far as I am aware, Nova Scotia and Quebec, and that certificate can be less onerous.

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