Q&a-Trucking
Sep 18th 2008, 12:58 pm
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Q&a-Trucking
Does anyone know of any drivers that have been employed for local hauling, say max 3 days out?
It says in the Wiki about trucking, that, you can apply for permanent residence through the skilled worker category once employed on a TWP, i thought the category had to be within NOC a b or c? As far as i am aware Trucking is d,e.
It says in the Wiki about trucking, that, you can apply for permanent residence through the skilled worker category once employed on a TWP, i thought the category had to be within NOC a b or c? As far as i am aware Trucking is d,e.
Sep 18th 2008, 2:33 pm
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Re: Q&a-Trucking
Does anyone know of any drivers that have been employed for local hauling, say max 3 days out?
It says in the Wiki about trucking, that, you can apply for permanent residence through the skilled worker category once employed on a TWP, i thought the category had to be within NOC a b or c? As far as i am aware Trucking is d,e.
It says in the Wiki about trucking, that, you can apply for permanent residence through the skilled worker category once employed on a TWP, i thought the category had to be within NOC a b or c? As far as i am aware Trucking is d,e.
Sep 18th 2008, 2:53 pm
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Re: Q&a-Trucking
There are ways around Long Haul ...
Sep 18th 2008, 3:13 pm
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Re: Q&a-Trucking
Sep 18th 2008, 3:15 pm
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Re: Q&a-Trucking
Sep 18th 2008, 10:06 pm
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Re: Q&a-Trucking
Curious to what you are on about 
when you say there are ways around long haul driving?
Come on share the wealth!
when you say there are ways around long haul driving?Come on share the wealth!
Sep 19th 2008, 12:47 pm
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Re: Q&a-Trucking
You telling me I am wooden
Sep 20th 2008, 6:23 pm
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Re: Q&a-Trucking
How long you been in canada?
Did you find the canadian class 1driving test, and air brake difficult?
If you have family ie children, did they have any difficulties?
PNP, i know you have stay with the company for two years, i cant find it, but i am sure you have to stay in the province of chose all your life, do you know if that is true?:
Did you find the canadian class 1driving test, and air brake difficult?
If you have family ie children, did they have any difficulties?
PNP, i know you have stay with the company for two years, i cant find it, but i am sure you have to stay in the province of chose all your life, do you know if that is true?:
Sep 20th 2008, 10:37 pm
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Re: Q&a-Trucking
How long you been in canada?
Did you find the canadian class 1driving test, and air brake difficult?
If you have family ie children, did they have any difficulties?
PNP, i know you have stay with the company for two years, i cant find it, but i am sure you have to stay in the province of chose all your life, do you know if that is true?:
Did you find the canadian class 1driving test, and air brake difficult?
If you have family ie children, did they have any difficulties?
PNP, i know you have stay with the company for two years, i cant find it, but i am sure you have to stay in the province of chose all your life, do you know if that is true?:
but i have met Europeans that neded 3 testsYour PNP info is well of the mark god only knows where you got those gems from
Proof of the pudding in my case,,immigrated to BC last year,changed jobs employer and province and set up home in MB. No probs what so ever
Sep 21st 2008, 7:31 am
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Re: Q&a-Trucking
I found the tests not to hard but i have met Europeans that neded 3 tests
Your PNP info is well of the mark god only knows where you got those gems from
Proof of the pudding in my case,,immigrated to BC last year,changed jobs employer and province and set up home in MB. No probs what so ever
but i have met Europeans that neded 3 testsYour PNP info is well of the mark god only knows where you got those gems from
Proof of the pudding in my case,,immigrated to BC last year,changed jobs employer and province and set up home in MB. No probs what so ever
Sep 21st 2008, 1:45 pm
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