Hi,

My friend is a brick layer and he would like to know more about moving to Canada.

He would like to know which provinces are in need of brick layers and then what the process would be to then emmigrate.

Thanks for any info given

Perhaps point him at this site if he has a computer?

What do bricklayers do about tea breaks in Canada - do they become coffee breaks instead?

I offered to find out information for him as he doesn't know how to use a computer.

I thought everyone could use computers these days.... even my parents use them (with a little assistance now and again).

I guess not!!

Well I am looking to move over there too so I fgured while I was on the case for myself I may as well look for him too...

Any ideas?

No idea sorry, I'm in computers

Lol!!!

Well I will wait for some answers then........

Might want to ask a mod to move this into the main forum, since this section is for immigration specific issues, i.e. the forms etc. More likely to get an answer in the main forum....

I believe BC are looking for bricklayers/masons possibly Alberta??

Hi,

My OH is a bricklayer and we've been looking at Alberta as bricklaying is still on the OUP list there. It seems to have fallen off the BC and NB lists though it was on theirs earlier this year.

We are in Hook and talking to the brickies round here it seems emigrating is high on the agenda for many of them. Jobs are short and a lot of building companies are closing their residential sides down, Bovis & Redrow being the latest.

Anyhow pm me if I can help at all.

Sue

I have have just discovered that Alberta is the only province that needs bricklayers.

Question now is how does he go about getting over there?

Thanks!!

I have responded to you in the other thread that you started in the main Canada forum.
x

Thanks Judy

I posted it twice in different places as I didn't know which one was best!

Question now is how does he go about getting over there?

Answer One brick at a time..


One a serious note.. PNP may be a good option..

hello
i`m a ,bricklayer and i`ve been in B.C with my family for 9 months and everything is great