Health coverage for Canadian drivers in The USA?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by DHD, Aug 7, 2010.
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yes it is flat--but reallt no flater rhan man.--besides its easier to find your dog if he runs away--used to be a reasnoble place to live--now house prices have doubled(my ex got the house)--wages for the most part have gone up- except if you work for the mennonite mafia---more jobs than you can shake a stick at---even mcdonalds was up 10/12 bucks an hour so they could get workers
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and i see that native dancer must have been there----small population but a whack of small towns---in the southern part--used to be a town every 8 miles--was for the grain elevators--now most of those little towns are empty--little elvators gone--just the big inland terminals left
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Isn't there a lot of oilfields there? Or am I thinking of Man or Alta??
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fair bit of oil in sk--but medic is right more in ab---buts lots of driving jobs if you want in sk hauling oil--also the oil sands are supposed to be opening up in sk--not sure if they have or not--got the uranium mines and some diamonds as well--not sure how they are going---havnt been back in a whileunder different circumstances i would be living there again--if you like fishing or hunting it cant be beat--crime is high by canadian standards--but nothing compared to where i am now--its just so #### cold and windy in winter----as soon as i got out of ontario in winter--i knew it was time to put a blanket over the door in the frt shaker--cause if it was windy--those seals werent about to stop it
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johnday Thanks this.
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It can get pretty wild upnorth there, weather and terrain wise?
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Hi all I just want tell you all the health coverage will cover you the only thing is more paper work ok.An for money back it bit longer. have go one.
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not many roads up north at all-- un less you are going in to the mines--i was up there only a few times not to mines tho--hauling culverts and such---so i was never down the really wild ones--its similar to northern ontario--not as hilly tho---but when you fly over you realize it is just lake after lake--lots of fly in fishing lodges
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