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RE: Step by Step How to Make Artisan Bread
Alberta & Ontario are a hotbed for work and I like my time off to relax as well so I don't travel much but ya never know, I'll keep that in mind and def will look you up if I end up working south!
I hope for your sake you don't 'have to' come this far south, but I know it used to be easier to work here than for US peeps to go up 'Nort LOL
I would imagine it would be hard for you to come work in Canada, sparkies are a dime a dozen out here and there isn't enough work for the ones we already have so it's not a skill they would import. If you were a welder or boilermaker different story, it would be easier during our busy seasons since we experience shortages in manpower, we generally get Americans to help us. I do get invited to go to North Dakota to fill shortages every once in a while but never been yet.
Hasn't changed much then LOL
Canada's immigration and temp worker rules are much better there,
mainly because they don't have "dim-oh-craps" 🤣😂😹 They (dims)
shit the bed as far as Labor goes, for the most part. As far as Repubix go,
I suspect they are gonna fade badly as soon as Trump is done. Then What?