Good, we need it.

I'm Canadian, recently started following you.
Great work! I tip my hat to you.

Couches Tard already has enough of a monopoly, IMO.

I'm at a Canadian airport right now, going to Mexico, and last month I changed my flights to fly direct, it was a little more, but I'm not setting foot in the US for a while, no thanks.

Sarcasm

My view is different.

I agree with training Canadians, and training takes time, but we currently have such a shortage that for now, we need all the help we can get. It doesn't mean I'm unpatriotic.

There are well over 100 such jobs available in my province alone.

We are hiring, and this is only in my province.

You missed my point, no worries.

As it always has?
I'm not so sure of this view.

What happened to 24 hrs?

As are American professors.

Yes, it's for all trades. Do they get paid to go to these? Mostly. One day trainings, no. Long, yes.

I'm now making good money, but when I worked the hardest, got cuts, sweat all day, and broke my back is when I made the least. From what I understand, most careers are like this.

There are apprenticeship programs in place, with free safety training. There are also incentives for companies to hire appreciateces. Plus, in my region, there are commercials on TV to attract new workers.

I'm gonna be honest here, newer generations are lazy. They aren't all willing to work hard.

He fully stared it's for the middle-class.

It's gotten so bad that some trades or no longer starting a pension for first year apprentices, they simply add that money to their paychecks, but they will start their medical plan. So many don't even last a year.

From my experience, it's better to start an apprentice mixed with other workers.

No, this is about middle-class housing.