Working in Canada

David,

Can’t help you much I’m afraid, but try the link below, or contact the Canadian Embassy in Buenos Aires.

Canadian Embassy Information

Chris Oggham

Hi
I am contemplating emigrating to Canada and am interested in taking up a planning role in Vancouver if possible. Did you find any information about rates or work availability ?

I’d be happy for any information you found out.

Regards

Fort McMurray, Northern Alberta is the best, $60+ /hr and 60-70 hr weeks. Oil & Gas
You need living allowance too.
Labour is so short they are importing from all over and getting permits for you.

Checkout workopolis.com

Hi guys,

Check the tax system and climate in Alberta to make an informed decision. Climate - Cold round the year and snow most of the time, Taxes - Unlike other states I think there is not Province tax but federal tax is more than 40% (direct and indirect), because of construction boom rental prices have gone up.

Cheers

Anees

have you ever BEEN to Canada?
Yes, the winters are cold, but not much snow before Xmas and usually gone by late March, depending where you live.

Canada is a beautiful place anf the standard of living is WAY above asnywhere I;ve ever lived, and I’ve lived all over.
Check your facts

Hi Rhonda,

Of course, Canada is a beautiful place and the standard of living is good, I have studied in Canada and Worked in USA. But one does not need to live there to know the climate... we are talking about the climate of Fort McMurray, Alberta, Here is the weblink http://www.discoveralberta.com/TravelEssentials/WeatherClimate ----- this how the website says "If nothing else, the weather in Canada is always a conversation topic. The world’s image of Canada is as a cold place. While this is true - it can and does get very cold in Canada, temperatures vary throughout the year, and......"

Anees

Hi Rhonda

could you give me more info about the tax in canada especially in Fort McMurray and Snap Lake (De Beers Project). Could you send your reply to rbacani@hatch.com.au


regards
Ruel