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Lee wroteCOLONI work in IT. new role is service desk analyst.

Congratulations. Glad you were able to get your foot in the door somewhere. I hope it makes a positive difference in your life and you use it as a stepping stone to where you'd like to be.

Jonas hiller signs a 3 year deal in the nla

hopefully Bellemerde doesn't play another hockey game till next year

kyuss wroteCOLONhopefully Bellemerde doesn't play another hockey game till next year

that could have been a really nasty hit.

Bellmare available btw

Pay is crap in Maritimes but its all relative to cost of living.

CAM wroteCOLONPay is crap in Maritimes but its all relative to cost of living.

Disagree.

Housing is far cheaper but taxes are 5x worse. It all evens out on cost of living. You're far better off living out west (when the economy is good)

Yea the pay isn't too great honestly from what i've seen in medicine


*Edit - At least in my field

Alberta is where it's at for $$$$ ... or sask if you want to live in the middle of no-where

I prefer Saskatchewan to Alberta personally.

ah, i'm speaking out of complete stereotype haha

Im speaking from experience lol.
There isn't a lot to look at in either province unless your in the mountains, however i really love the small Prairie towns in Saskatchewan. They're straight out of an old western movie.

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Lee wroteCOLONI work in IT. new role is service desk analyst.

Congratulations. Glad you were able to get your foot in the door somewhere. I hope it makes a positive difference in your life and you use it as a stepping stone to where you'd like to be.

Lee wroteCOLONJonas hiller signs a 3 year deal in the nla

lol

Cost of living in Toronto sucks

come try to live in orange county before you talk to me about cost of living. $2000 for a 450 sq ft studio....weeeeee....looks like roommates for the rest of my life.

Ya lol toronto is pretty good. U just haven't been around Vancouver or USA bro. Toronto is still one of the fewest (might even say "only") large scale cities in the continent where u can expose urself to authentic cultural cuisine and shops of all different nations around the world as well at reasonable cost

Vancouver is worse? I can definitely see some places in the states being worse, like Anton mentioned.

Texas is cheap, we should all move there.

If you look up any "most expensive place to live in North America" list, most all of them have Vancouver at #1, and Sam Francisco at #2.

I was considering working in Vancouver and living in Squamish