Working year in Canada

[samthornton1990]

Has anyone on here done one?

 

I have a bit of a thing for Canada and have always wanted to go.

 

Wondering how I'd go about it?

 

Cause it's more logging orientated over there isn't?

[Jdtrees]

Have a look at some of the Canadian job sites mate; the work is mostly seasonal for arb but there seem to be plenty of opportunities. Ontario, BC and Alberta seem pretty big markets.

[madbopper]

I have a very good mate over there ( Vancouver ) and he loves it he has just applied for a permanent visa.

Check out his website. Climbing arborist.com

Very good site.

[kiersindevon]

Climbing arborist. Com is a good site.

[madbopper]

Climbing arborist. Com is a good site.

 

Dan holiday.

Lovely lad,

I taught him everything he knows,

[samthornton1990]

Thanks! I am going to get a few more tickets then try get a year lumberjacking or surgeoning. I had a brief look at some of the websites yeserday!

 

Would be an experience of a lifetime

[Dan Earp]

A mate went over last year with the intention of working in the trees in BC , quickly found out that the cost of basic living and the low wage average $18-20 an hour wouldn't pay the bills.

 

Hes now a manager in a auto centre, but is gunna look into it again this year.

 

Good luck in your adventure and think also about Edmonton in Alberta, lovely city, ive been there many a time. 30+ in summer -20/30's in winter.

[samthornton1990]

I'll be looking all over! As long as there's mountains near by I don't really mind where I am!

[Dan Earp]

Banff in Alberta is fantastic all seasons. You can be mountain biking down a trail and be skiing the same route in the winter lol

 

The east side is ok but still to many french for my liking lol

[kiersindevon]

Dan holiday.

Lovely lad,

I taught him everything he knows,

 

Haha, fair play. He knows his stuff