Winnipeg is warmer today with -30 deg... last weekend running in -50s... and now coming weekend is going to be real hot -20ish 
Location: British Columbia
Posted on: 06-02-07 16:48:32
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Originally posted by ThinkingOne
Winnipeg is warmer today with -30 deg... last weekend running in -50s... and now coming weekend is going to be real hot -20ish
LOL
once you hit -30 ... it all feels the same. -30...or -35
You probably can see the northern lights nowadays eh??
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Originally posted by ThinkingOne
Winnipeg is warmer today with -30 deg... last weekend running in -50s... and now coming weekend is going to be real hot -20ish
I can't imagine living in Winnipeg with that type of weather. I don't mind the cold really but anything around -30 is pretty crazy.
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As long as one has done any Canadian course, one can find decent jobs. Even though Accountemps, a temp. recruiting org has given in their recent salary handbook for 2007 that Vancouver has 2% higher wages than the rest o the country, still it is behind Toronto and Calgary which have 4.5% and 7% higher than average salaries. Also, many folks living in Vancouver consider low wages for living in a warmer climate, what if it rains!! they say, so it is up to you - do you want to earn more and shovel up the snow Jan-Feb or earn less and pay more for lazying around in the rain in Vancouver.
I have a few relatives in Vancouver who love the place. And they are pretty decent on their earnings. The uncle I have is an insurance agent and earns pretty well.
However, if you do not like winter, Vancouver and Victoria are the places to live in Canada. If you want to earn more, can have a car, then Toronto is not that bad.
I am in Toronto for about a yr now and I like many things here but recently (as I do not have a car) commuting in the public transit (which is quite decent) in this winter is driving the sanity out of me, so I am thinking to myself: Have a car by next winter or move to Vancouver!!
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Originally posted by shannazahid
i want to ask.if somebody guides me that jobwise and business wise which city is better in toronto and calgary I have heard that the economy is booming day by day in calgary and there are many jobs avaialable in calgary.I am an engineer not PE(professional engineer)Sp I cant do job with my engineering degree unless I take PE exam.I am moving soon .I want to do business . can somebody guide me where to settle . I have these two cities in my mind. It would be really a great help.
thanx
mrs. zahid.
I want to ask you which jobs can somebody find before landing?can you refer somebody in finding job before immigration? can you refer me one of your friends who got job before landing pl.
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shanna
Location: INDIA (sometimes Canada)
Posted on: 24-02-07 20:46:17
Hi all,
I have lived both in Toronto (also in Cambridge, Ontario) and Vancouver (also Victoria, BC). I say that there is no place in Canada which you can call warm.
I have met a few white canadian from Alberta, who say that when they have enogh money they go to Mexico for warm weather.
Hence, If in Canada donot worry about the cold..
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