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Canada loses 54,500 jobs in March (Original Post) shockedcanadian Apr 2013 OP
My province being the only one with an increase feels weird. (nt) Posteritatis Apr 2013 #1
That stinks. I was planning to sneak over the border to get a job. Pterodactyl Apr 2013 #2
If its southern Ontario, Joe Shlabotnik Apr 2013 #3
We have the Canadian Stasi to worry about... shockedcanadian Apr 2013 #4
I feel the same way about US borders. People should follow our laws. Pterodactyl Apr 2013 #5
I agree shockedcanadian Apr 2013 #6

Joe Shlabotnik

(5,604 posts)
3. If its southern Ontario,
Tue Apr 9, 2013, 11:55 PM
Apr 2013

you had in mind, don't bother. Unless you are a "sandwich artist", or an expert at shaking people down for money at a call-centre. Its been bleak for years.

 

shockedcanadian

(751 posts)
4. We have the Canadian Stasi to worry about...
Wed Apr 10, 2013, 01:21 PM
Apr 2013

Employment interference is rampant in Canada. From the RCMP, CSIS or their friends we have a very "centralized" economy, if you were looking for a free market, Canada would not be your first choice; in fact, it might be one of your last choices. Just be aware that someone who shouldn't have a say has their fingers in every worthwhile employment pie (and political for that matter) in this country. There is a reason we are the least efficient economy in the G7 and have projected growth for the next decade lagging all of these nations and greatly lagging our historic numbers and dare I say our potential.

Hey, where are my manners. Come on over as long as you go through the regular process (no sneaking over please). Welcome to Canada!

Pterodactyl

(1,687 posts)
5. I feel the same way about US borders. People should follow our laws.
Wed Apr 10, 2013, 10:51 PM
Apr 2013

And if they don't want to come in through the regular process, they can stay the hell out.

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