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Would You Move To Sask. For $20 Grand?

Mike

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Would you move to Saskatchewan for $20,000?
The Star | Mar 31, 2009 | staff reporter


Saskatchewan's premier is leading a contingent of politicians visiting Ontario in an attempt to woo recent grads to the Prairie province.

Premier Brad Wall is targeting university and college graduates, offering up to $20,000 in tuition rebates to move to Saskatchewan.

Advanced Education Minister Rob Norris says the government wants to show it's serious about recruiting workers because the province has more than 6,200 unfilled jobs.

Wall will deliver a speech to business leaders today and attend a job fair on Wednesday.

It's the second time in six months that politicians from Saskatchewan have brought their pitch to southern Ontario.

In September, Wall targeted workers in Ontario's battered manufacturing sector.

Saskatchewan has managed to escape the worst effects of the recession and is among the few provinces expected to see growth this year.

Wall is offering graduates up to $20,000 if they move to his province and stay for at least seven years.

Anybody I can stay with up there? For 7 years? :lol:
 

Mrs.Greg

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No WAY I'd move to Sask for 20 grand....they're sneaky B'tards there in Eastern Canada, I'd be decked out in Roughie green so fast it would make my head spin :mrgreen: :D
 

kolanuraven

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With their lousy healthcare system.....are you kidding?????? :lol: :lol: :lol:


Looks what it's done to Tam's attitude....NO WAY!!!!!
 

hypocritexposer

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Mike, are you a recent graduate?

Kola, they'll have more taxpayers to pay for the health care, if more move there. And young ones, get them established, it won't take too long to get the $20,000 out of them in taxes.

That's one of the problems, Sask. does not have enough taxpayers, to pay for the "freebies"
 

kolanuraven

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hypocritexposer said:
Mike, are you a recent graduate?

Kola, they'll have more taxpayers to pay for the health care, if more move there. And young ones, get them established, it won't take too long to get the $20,000 out of them in taxes.

That's one of the problems, Sask. does not have enough taxpayers, to pay for the "freebies"


Have you NOT been reading Tam's posts?

Why, you'll die from a blister bursting if you live in SK and don't bother go to the hospital.

Didn't you hear that all they do is complain about their pay levels and no days off while you bleed out in the ER!!!!!! :shock: :shock: :shock:


No, I'm not brave enough to venture into the wilderness like that.
:shock: :shock: :shock:


Besides, who wants to go 'Snow Crazy'...we've seen what that can do to you.....not this chickie....no way!!
 

Tam

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hypocritexposer said:
Mike, are you a recent graduate?

Kola, they'll have more taxpayers to pay for the health care, if more move there. And young ones, get them established, it won't take too long to get the $20,000 out of them in taxes.

That's one of the problems, Sask. does not have enough taxpayers, to pay for the "freebies"

BINGO
 

Steve

Well-known member
Tam said:
hypocritexposer said:
Mike, are you a recent graduate?

Kola, they'll have more taxpayers to pay for the health care, if more move there. And young ones, get them established, it won't take too long to get the $20,000 out of them in taxes.

That's one of the problems, Sask. does not have enough taxpayers, to pay for the "freebies"

BINGO

well if they offer BINGO, they might get a few more seniors. . :roll:
 

Big Muddy rancher

Well-known member
Steve said:
Tam said:
hypocritexposer said:
Mike, are you a recent graduate?

Kola, they'll have more taxpayers to pay for the health care, if more move there. And young ones, get them established, it won't take too long to get the $20,000 out of them in taxes.

That's one of the problems, Sask. does not have enough taxpayers, to pay for the "freebies"

BINGO

well if they offer BINGO, they might get a few more seniors. . :roll:


Saskatchewan is King of the Bingo parlors. :D We have lots of seniors we need taxpayers. :)
 
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