Canada doesn't have many big (or well known smaller) companies, but you still have much higher salaries and lower unemployment compared to here.
So what kind of jobs are there in Canada and why haven't I heard of any of them?
It's the same thing with Australia, the big companies there are oil, mining and banks, so what the fuck are you all doing and why are you guys making so much money still?
Alot of multinational companies have pretty large offices in Canada that pay pretty well
Ligma Engineer
Do you really think that if your country has well known companies that makes you richer? Are you mad?
Can I get a job as a forest ranger?
You can plant trees for $100 a day
sounds like a nice plan
Job sucks but better than mexican wages no offense
I would rather plant a tree in a comfy canadian landscape than wageslave here to be honest
>Tim Horton, Boston Pizza, Canadian Tire, Dollarama
>Dollarama is Canadian
Learn something new every day.
You don’t understand the extent to which Canada is just an extension of the United States.
Trades is BIG in Canada.
Carpenter, Welding, Construction, HVAC, etc.
Out West, Resource jobs are huge.
Also, Central Canada is all Economics/trade, etc.
Tim Hortons is now owned by Burger King, sadly.
Yes, in fact those kinds of jobs (ecology/environment) is steadily rising.
Plus, lots of Grills like to do those jobs, hue hue hue.
Hanz, what the fuck are you talking about?
Canada's economy is literally just natural resources and a housing sector run like a ponzi scheme. Just looking at this treemap from 2017, it looks even worse now. Auto manufacturing has declined, while oil and gas have risen
Sucking treeblood out with straws. They boil the stuff and put it on food
Ya you’ll be able nail hippy puss
>Resource jobs are huge.
Natural resources or Human Resources?
are leaf girls cute?
I'm literally about to get confirmation that I landed this 43$/h job.
No. The climate is not suitable for people like you. Living in Canada is hard enough for the people that belong there. Shelf your Canadian plans