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**cepAceryTem** · 10-30-2009, 02:50 AM

If you haven't noticed, THERE ARE NO JOBS OUT THERE IN ALBERTA RIGHT NOW. There haven't been for several years. WHICH TIES BACK TO WHY PEOPLE WANT TO OUST THE TORIES. It ties back to Stelmach. Honest Ed. If Ted Morton had been appointed, you would not be talking about a slowdown. Ted Morton is the man you want, not Danielle.

Unlike you, I have skills to be gainfully employed. For this reason, I go where I'm wanted and where I'm paid well. To get a software job right now in Alberta is virtually impossible, and if you do get one the pay is ****. Now now, no need to get catty. I can see why Toronto liberals live in TO. They feel at home there. You are happy there, why not admit it to yourself? TO is not all bad, I would never live there, but then I have different values.

My SO is a chemical engineer, so you'd think there would be lots of opportunities in Calgary for that, but there's not. The big oil companies are pulling out, they're not hiring new grads.

Until that improves, I am not moving back. Hey I hear you. I would have left here a year ago, but life got in the way.

Seriously, TO seems better for you both jobwise, and lifewise, so why not stay there?

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cepAceryTem Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 517 Senior Member	If you haven't noticed, THERE ARE NO JOBS OUT THERE IN ALBERTA RIGHT NOW. There haven't been for several years. WHICH TIES BACK TO WHY PEOPLE WANT TO OUST THE TORIES. It ties back to Stelmach. Honest Ed. If Ted Morton had been appointed, you would not be talking about a slowdown. Ted Morton is the man you want, not Danielle. Unlike you, I have skills to be gainfully employed. For this reason, I go where I'm wanted and where I'm paid well. To get a software job right now in Alberta is virtually impossible, and if you do get one the pay is ****. Now now, no need to get catty. I can see why Toronto liberals live in TO. They feel at home there. You are happy there, why not admit it to yourself? TO is not all bad, I would never live there, but then I have different values. My SO is a chemical engineer, so you'd think there would be lots of opportunities in Calgary for that, but there's not. The big oil companies are pulling out, they're not hiring new grads. Until that improves, I am not moving back. Hey I hear you. I would have left here a year ago, but life got in the way. Seriously, TO seems better for you both jobwise, and lifewise, so why not stay there?
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