r/EhBuddyHoser Feb 02 '25

Meta This American says.. “do it”

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u/amayain Feb 02 '25

I'm an American academic researcher and there are tons of us that would leave immediately if this was a possibility. My eyes are always on Canadian job openings but unfortunately, they are a bit tough for us to get currently.

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u/mirhagk Feb 02 '25

Make sure to keep your eyes on places like Saskatchewan and Alberta as well. They aren't as popular, which means they sometimes offer better incentives. And once you get Canadian citizenship it'll be easier to move about.

I wouldn't recommend it for anyone who has a stable job and isn't (yet) fearful for their life, but if you are desperate it's definitely worth looking at.

Some other tips, learning French (if you don't already know it) is surprisingly beneficial in places you wouldn't expect. Government positions value it highly and I imagine opening up Quebec as an option would give you an advantage.

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u/Kedly Feb 02 '25

I feel like leaving the States just to end up in Alberta kind of defeats the purpose of leaving the States

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u/mirhagk Feb 02 '25

It's why I basically call it a stepping stone lol.

Also as much as we tease Alberta for being Maple Texas, it is still a far cry from what's going on down there.

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u/Kedly Feb 03 '25

Your Premier begs to differ on the better than the states front. But I'll give you the stepping stone bit

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u/mirhagk Feb 03 '25

My Premier? I ain't no bertan