General / Off-Topic Greetings Canada
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Some answers here ? http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/work/index.asp
I'd say if you're from Commonwealth - easy as gravy 
Depends on what are you looking for. If you go up north where practically nobody wants to live - TONS of work, of all kinds. Really high salaries. Reason? It's so COLD. Almost all year around. You will be in some middle of nowhere, without any exaggeration. In some tiny little town that is 800km to the closest thing that looks like city. So they're always on the lookout for a workforce. Probably more of a manual labor, if you're not afraid to get your hands dirty. Anything related to industry, lumber, mining, maybe service. Many people move there to work for a few years to make some decent money, and then come back to their cities down south.
If you're looking for anything else you're definitely not spoiled for choice of where to go. Only few options. Big cities in Ontario, or Vancouver(very EXPENSIVE). Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal have great IT industry presence. Especially Montreal, but you will find it a bit tough if you can't speak French.
Depends on what are you looking for. If you go up north where practically nobody wants to live - TONS of work, of all kinds. Really high salaries. Reason? It's so COLD. Almost all year around. You will be in some middle of nowhere, without any exaggeration. In some tiny little town that is 800km to the closest thing that looks like city. So they're always on the lookout for a workforce. Probably more of a manual labor, if you're not afraid to get your hands dirty. Anything related to industry, lumber, mining, maybe service. Many people move there to work for a few years to make some decent money, and then come back to their cities down south.
If you're looking for anything else you're definitely not spoiled for choice of where to go. Only few options. Big cities in Ontario, or Vancouver(very EXPENSIVE). Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal have great IT industry presence. Especially Montreal, but you will find it a bit tough if you can't speak French.
I'd say if you're from Commonwealth - easy as gravy
Depends on what are you looking for. If you go up north where practically nobody wants to live - TONS of work, of all kinds. Really high salaries. Reason? It's so COLD. Almost all year around. You will be in some middle of nowhere, without any exaggeration. In some tiny little town that is 800km to the closest thing that looks like city. So they're always on the lookout for a workforce. Probably more of a manual labor, if you're not afraid to get your hands dirty. Anything related to industry, lumber, mining, maybe service. Many people move there to work for a few years to make some decent money, and then come back to their cities down south.
If you're looking for anything else you're definitely not spoiled for choice of where to go. Only few options. Big cities in Ontario, or Vancouver(very EXPENSIVE). Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal have great IT industry presence. Especially Montreal, but you will find it a bit tough if you can't speak French.
So Nunavut
What is the web connection like up north?
By profession I am a software developer degree educated. I am British. I know two words in French oui and Non. I know Farcry is developed in Montreal. There is a active film industry. You just cant have your cake and eat it.
I have to manually type on a keyboard si a out as manual I am going to get.
Nunavut looks like The Hoth Planet
Tasty
Not joking My friend is from Finland he sells traditional Finnish woolly hat could there be a market?
Why are there so many obstacles to live and work on Earth. Soon they will want people to move to the moon and Mars.
On the news the message was everyone is welcome.
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