Yea. But the loonie is dropping so that might improve Ontario a little.
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Lets Go Blue Jays!!!
Dec 23rd, 2014 8:28 pm
Yea. But the loonie is dropping so that might improve Ontario a little.
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Dec 23rd, 2014 8:31 pm
Seems like that will not happen as soon as some hope, Alberta with no consumption tax relies on the idea that high oil prices provide revenue for the province and stable employment for people in the province who then consume more via the idea that purchases are not as heavy taxed as other provinces.
Dec 23rd, 2014 8:50 pm
No, let's bring innovation and leave the past in the past. Worthwhile jobs, wishful thinking, but hopefully we can start. Hoping Blackberry gets back on track too
Dec 23rd, 2014 8:54 pm
Dec 23rd, 2014 9:06 pm
Heinz came back. They just rehired workers for $10 less an hour. (Source: http://blogs.windsorstar.com/business/a ... ke-pay-cut )
Dec 23rd, 2014 10:07 pm
renoldman wrote: ↑Heinz came back. They just rehired workers for $10 less an hour. (Source: http://blogs.windsorstar.com/business/a ... ke-pay-cut )
Ontarians were just overpaid in relation to workers elsewhere. Race to the bottom ....
Dec 24th, 2014 12:28 am
Immigrants don't choose Alberta as their city of destination. Most migrants in Alberta are from other provinces mainly to the East.Ilovejaneandfinch wrote: ↑Yay! More immigrants to Ontario!
Well I think gone are the days that you here about people in Ontario and immigrants are moving to Alberta instead of Ontario. It will balance out to Ontario getting the lions share of immigrants I am sure. With Ontario already having the best living conditions and weather, leading in economy should ensure it gets the lions share of immigrants and not bone chiling cold Alberta I am sure.
Immigrants help lead to a more vibrant culture and expansion of development in a region. I look forward to seeing that trend in the future in Toronto
Dec 24th, 2014 1:07 am
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Dec 24th, 2014 3:17 am
I would think they would not anyways since most filipinos here in Davao don't know what Alberta is, but know what Toronto is. That is the one city they are familiar with and expect to find the biggest job market cuz its a big city. So I expect a lot of filipinos there. Vancouver is the other one though. Of course a lot do go directly there But Toronto still beats it of course.
Dec 24th, 2014 4:05 am
Weird... It seems like Timmy's is mecca for filipinos hereIlovejaneandfinch wrote: ↑I would think they would not anyways since most filipinos here in Davao don't know what Alberta is, but know what Toronto is. That is the one city they are familiar with and expect to find the biggest job market cuz its a big city. So I expect a lot of filipinos there. Vancouver is the other one though. Of course a lot do go directly there But Toronto still beats it of course.
Dec 24th, 2014 10:21 am
That sums it up beautifully, $24 an hour for a skilled trade there or you can be a firefighter in KW for $90K plus pension and bennies.renoldman wrote: ↑Heinz came back. They just rehired workers for $10 less an hour. (Source: http://blogs.windsorstar.com/business/a ... ke-pay-cut )
Ontarians were just overpaid in relation to workers elsewhere. Race to the bottom ....
Dec 24th, 2014 10:33 am
All the crap jobs goes to them. Timmys, McDonald's, Walmart, nursing homes etc. Life must really suck at home which make them so desperate. Not sure why j&f is such a Philippines cheerleader when that country obviously suck balls. That is why the people want to move to Canada.
Dec 24th, 2014 10:35 am
joe_greps wrote: ↑That sums it up beautifully, $24 an hour for a skilled trade there or you can be a firefighter in KW for $90K plus pension and bennies.
http://www.therecord.com/news-story/522 ... -over-90k/
For many being a private sector worker in Ontario is like being a second class citizen.
I spent 10 years closing plants and shipping production lines out of Ontario, the employers that are left are 90% like this one - places to avoid exploiting new immigrants and the unfortunate, if the economy does improve to the point people become in demand again they will be the first to demand TWP's and they certainly won't improve wages. The government will only be too happy to cater to them - whatever fills the coffers so they can pay off their unions.
Dec 24th, 2014 10:37 am
This sounds stupid. Unions exist to get workers more wages to pay Union dues. No way they let government let businesses pay low wages to TFWs then cater to unions. The truth is business won't come back.joe_greps wrote: ↑That sums it up beautifully, $24 an hour for a skilled trade there or you can be a firefighter in KW for $90K plus pension and bennies.
http://www.therecord.com/news-story/522 ... -over-90k/
For many being a private sector worker in Ontario is like being a second class citizen.
I spent 10 years closing plants and shipping production lines out of Ontario, the employers that are left are 90% like this one - places to avoid exploiting new immigrants and the unfortunate, if the economy does improve to the point people become in demand again they will be the first to demand TWP's and they certainly won't improve wages. The government will only be too happy to cater to them - whatever fills the coffers so they can pay off their unions.
Dec 24th, 2014 10:41 am
Dec 24th, 2014 11:06 am
Maybe I can make it simple - just for you!
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