US Trucker wanting to legally work and move to canada, Please help me with any info

i've thought about doing the same thing, sort of, but do not know exactly how to go about doing it.

The reasons for my asking these questions will become clear as we progress:
1) Are you willing to go OTR or do you want local?

2) what does she do for a living?

 

Hi,

I`m a driver from the UK emigrating to Saskatchewan. One of the companies I considered was Big Freight Systems of Manitoba , check out their web site (Big Freight Systems Inc). They are employing non Canadian drivers.

One thing to be aware of is that because Canada have a shortage of Long Haul drivers i.e. out 10-12 days, this is the easiest way to go for a work visa then apply for permanent residency. Having said all that it could be different for you as a USA resident. Anyhow check out Big Freight Systems Inc.

Other companies such as Yanke Transport, H & R Transport, and Seimens Transport al have terminals in Manitoba and they employ non Canadians

Hope this helps,

 

Why not just show up?
I mean; mexican nationals have been doing it in this country for years, and now they are showing up in droves in Windsor Canada. Who does Canada blame?? The US, naturally.

 

Maybe I'm just a little cynical, but I wouldn't move anywhere for any person I met on the internet. What are you going to do when you and your internet girlfriend don't get along and break up? Trust me, I'm the voice of experience here, and also the first one to try to justify anything and everything. If you really think about this, I think you'll discover it's not worth giving up your US citizenship for.

 

NO ONE that I know of that moved to Canada from the US ever gave up their citizenship, in fact they claim "dual-citizenship" and the benefits of being such; they vote there AND here. Funny thing is, they vote conservative THERE and vote liberal here. I guess Canada's left wing is far too left for our leftists.

 

I know that Canadian Citizenship can take a long, long time to take effect.
Your best bet is to google the crap out of the net for info.

 

WestCan and NIC (Northern Industrial Carriers) recruit internationally. Not sure if they have offices in Saskatchewan, but they are certainly in Alberta.
Sorry, but I have no idea what their experience requirements are.

 

You were a police officer? Where?