No we need skilled trades especially (i.e. electricians, plumbers, Hvac) I smell Peter getting closer to me. :happy:
Is Canada going to make a mistake?
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We did that same thing 30 years ago Italians, Moroccans, Turks and so on to work in the mines over here. Now the mines are closed and now we have a lot of people that have no education and are living on unemployment fee. :no:
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Not yet, but I'm thinking about it.:neutral:
Do they need an Application engineer with more than ten years experience with Delphi 3,4,5,6,7 and 2007 :sign0016: or :fighting0037:
Do they need an Application engineer with more than ten years experience with Delphi 3,4,5,6,7 and 2007 :sign0016: or :fighting0037:
I would say yes but of course you would need to line something up before you plant roots.:great: Usually I find people from Belgium, Germany and surrounding areas are pretty intelligent people and usually land pretty sweet jobs.
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thats funny i left canada for the US cause the economy was so bad but then again the country had mulrooney running the joint.
also never thought i would see the day the loonie matched the yankee dollar
also never thought i would see the day the loonie matched the yankee dollar
Oh man! Such shameless butt kissing.:gasp:Usually I find people from Belgium, Germany and surrounding areas are pretty intelligent people...
X2 on that one!!Oh man! Such shameless butt kissing.:gasp:
:rofl: Just my observation. I've worked with a few, stubborn... but smart people. (sigh...that was shameless Canadian promotion) :rofl:
The funny thing is, most Canadians seem to feel guilty about the loonie being at par with the U.S. dollar. :lol:thats funny i left canada for the US cause the economy was so bad but then again the country had mulrooney running the joint.
also never thought i would see the day the loonie matched the yankee dollar
No need to feel that way anymore!... what did it get to 78c on the american dollar???The funny thing is, most Canadians seem to feel guilty about the loonie being at par with the U.S. dollar. :lol:
I liked it when you live a stones throw from the U.S. we got alot of deals over a short period of time on items that should have been close in price here but never are.
You know if we got our kids away from the computers and got there heads turned around to blue collar jobs then they could train for a trade and maybe get factories back. Henry, retired maintenance machinist.
The funny thing is, most Canadians seem to feel guilty about the loonie being at par with the U.S. dollar. :lol:
Great for ordering parts out of the states though
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