Showing posts with label 100% Canada. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 100% Canada. Show all posts

Thursday, 30 April 2015

Seneca College - OSLT courses - September 2015



Seneca will be offering the following OSLT courses in September 2015: 

 Accounting and Finance Human Services: 
ECE/Child and Youth Worker 
Technology 
Business Entrepreneurship, Sales and Marketing 

 If you would like to apply for one of the September courses, please email angela.jacewicz@senecacollege.ca in July. To be eligible, participants need to be Permanent Residents, have prior work experience or training in the sector, and have a current CLB assessment, level 6 – 8.

Bonne Chance! Paola

Monday, 27 April 2015

Enfermagem em Ontario, Canada - Saiba como

Primeiro fim de semana de 2015 no Trailer

Primeiro fim de semana que abrimos o trailer. Fim de semana sem as criancas, perfeito p carregar as tralhas para o norte ... afinal, por maior que seja a van, nao cabe bicicletas, cobertores, roupa de cama e banho ... e 7 pessoas!
Empacotamos tudo direitinho e partimos Sabado a tarde ... chegamos e comecamos descarregar e ai Chris percebe que nao ligaram ainda a eletricidade no parque.
A temporada abre oficialmente no primeiro fim de semana de Maio, mas nos anos anteriores ja tinham ligado a agua e a eletricidade. Este ano so a agua :-/
Sem energia, nao tem como abrir o "pop out" do trailer e fica um tanto apertadinho para se locomover la dentro ... alem da escuridao, rsrsrsss
Agroa depois de 2 hrs de carro nos perguntamos, voltamos ou dormimos no trailer mesmo?
Enfim decidimos ficar curtindo o calor da fogueira (0 graus celsius), o esplendor do ceu estrelado e o silencio da noite com apenas o crepitar do fogo, como o cansaco era grande, trocamos as cadeiras por um bom cobertor no chao e outro por cima ... e depois de umas 4 hrs de paz e sossego pegamos a estrada de novo e fomos dormir em casa.
Pelo menos a missao foi cumprida: proximo fim de semana podemos pegar a estrada e tudo estara pronto esperando nossos filhotes! :-)





Bonne Chance! Paola

Uma pedalada beneficente & beneficente

REPASSANDO ...

Com esse tempo pra la de bom mocada, venho aqui convidar todos a participarem de um passeio de bicicleta no dia dos pais. Esse passeio e bem familia super bem organizado pela ONG que trabalho: Canadian Mental Heath Association. Sera um domingao voltado a familia,solidariedade , saude, atividade fisica e confraternizacao.
Comecamos com um breakfast, damos uma pedalada e acabamos com um churrasco no estilo canadense ( de hamburguer) tudo incluso, fora o kit de camiseta e muitos sorteios apos o passeio,Tudo isso por  apenas  $30 O que e o menor custo da categoria .

A corrida tem o objetivo de chamar a atencao aos problemas de saude mental e diminuir o estigma.
Como todos nos sabemos doenca mental muitas vezes esta presente em nossas vidas e ocorre de forma mais acentuada em 1/5 da populacao, por isso o stigma deve ser combatido e a conversa mais aberta , direta e positiva deve ser estimulada.
Pense bem :Quantos de nos conhecemos alguem que sofre de depressao, eating disorders, que sao as manifestacoes mais populares de diversos transtornos que a nossa mente possa sofrer.

Bom fica ai o convite Domingao dia 21 de junho in New Market com uma galera animada que estara pedalando por uma boa causa.

Junte-se a nos! 

faremos um time de brasileiros na magrela. 

Join the team  nosso NOME: BRAZILIANS BY BIKE


Abracos a todos,

Este e o site da inscricao:



Bonne Chance! Paola

Faca seu Doutorado no Exterior. Saiba como



Seguem as informações sobre o evento em que as universidades do CALDO participarão nas cidades de Curitiba (20 de Maio) e Florinópolis (21 de Maio), respectivamente na UFPR e na UFSC. 
 
CALDO:   University of Alberta /  Université Laval / Dalhousie University / University of Calgary / University of Ottawa /  Queens University / University of Saskatchewan / Western University / University of Waterloo

For more information: 

 
Mais informações: 
                                    
 
BCCC Team
Bonne Chance! Paola

Tuesday, 24 March 2015

FUTURE BUILDING 2015 April 14, 15 16


FUTURE BUILDING 2015 April 14, 15 16

How to get the most out of your students Future Building visit?

Attend the Q&A sessions!

The OCS and the Trades have some information to share with you and your students. Each school session during the day will present a 20 minute presentation This live show would focus on specific trades and allow students and teachers an opportunity for questions and answers.  Learn about:
  • What is the process to apply and be considered for that trade
  • What are the educational requirements
  • Why they should enter the trades
  • What are the benefits of the unionized trades
  • Safety & why it’s important to work safe
  • Work environment & where the trade works
  • Apprentice wages & and expectations
All the presentation will take place on the main stage area. Be sure to attend! Look for presentation times posted at the main stage for the next presentation.

For further information or other questions please contact:
Jim Wright      Ontario Construction Secretariat


Future Building 2015 is presented by the Ontario Construction Secretariat through the financial support of the Employment Ontario and several sponsors.

Bonne Chance! Paola

Tuesday, 3 March 2015

Where Are All The Oil And Gas Jobs In Canada?

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While the majority of oil and gas jobs in Canada are located in Alberta, the truth is that the industry actually operates in 12 of our 13 provinces and territories, and depending on which career path you pursue or which company you work for, you could find yourself working at operations, offices and off-shore drilling rigs across the country.
Oil and gas operations are already well established in provinces like Alberta, B.C., Saskatchewan, Newfoundland and Nova Scotia, but other areas of the country, such as Manitoba, Quebec, P.E.I. and the North are just starting to discover significant deposits or ramp up production operations.
Here is a guide to Canada’s oil and gas activity, province by province:

History of the petroleum industry in Canada

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Proved world oil reserves, 2009.
The Canadian petroleum industry arose in parallel with that of the United States. Because of Canada's unique geographygeologyresources and patterns of settlement, however, it developed in different ways. The evolution of the petroleum sector has been a key factor in the history of Canada, and helps illustrate how the country became quite distinct from her neighbour to the south.
Although the conventional oil and gas industry in western Canada is mature, the country's Arctic and offshore petroleum resources are mostly in early stages of exploration and development. Canada became a natural gas-producing giant in the late 1950s and is second, after Russia, in exports; the country also is home to the world's largest natural gas liquids extraction facilities. The industry started constructing its vast pipeline networks in the 1950s, thus beginning to develop domestic and international markets in a big way.
Despite billions of dollars of investment, its bitumen - especially within the Athabasca oil sands - is still only a partially exploited resource. By 2025 this and other unconventional oil resources - the northern and offshore frontiers and heavy crude oil resources in the West - could place Canada in the top ranks among the world's oil producing and exporting nations. In a 2004 reassessment of global resources, the United States' EIA put Canadian oil reserves second; only Saudi Arabia has greater proved reserves. In 2014, the EIA now ranks Canada as third in World Oil Reserves at around 175 billion barrels, while Saudi Arabia is 2nd with around 268 billion barrels and Venezuela is ranked first with around 297 billion barrels of reserves.[1] [2]
Many stories surrounding the petroleum industry's early development are colourful. The gathering oilpatch involved rugged adventurers, the occasional fraud, important innovations and, in the end, world-class success. Canadianpetroleum production is now a vital part of the national economy and an essential element of world supply. Canada has become an energy giant.

Early origins

Supervisors in Oil, Gas Drilling and Service - NOC 8222

Noticias desanimadoras na Industria do Petroleo

Nearly 23,000 jobs linked to oil drilling industry to be slashed this year, group says


CALGARY – Plunging oil prices will cost Canada’s drilling industry close to 23,000 direct and indirect jobs this year, more than were lost during the 2009 downturn, according to updated forecast Thursday by the Canadian Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors.

Canada’s Best Jobs 2014: Oil & Gas Drilling Supervisor

http://www.canadianbusiness.com/lists-and-rankings/best-jobs/2014-oil-gas-drilling-supervisor/

Oil and Gas Rig Drilling Supervisor
An Encana employee working on a drilling rig. (RJ Sangosti/Denver Post/Getty)
Median Salary: $72,880
Change in salary (2007–2013): +15%
Total employees: 17,100
With oil and gas production surging over the past few years, this job mainstains a strong place on our list. The Canadian Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors projects continued strong demand, even though it won’t grow in the leaps and bounds

Uma visao do mercado de trabalho canadense Industria de Petroleo e Gas - OIL AND GAS DRILLING, SERVICING AND RELATED LABOURERS (NOC 8615)

The future forecast and current conditions for an occupation can vary based on location or due to changes in the economy, technology, or demand for a product or service.

National Outlook ' 10-Year Projection (2013-2022) - click on the link for the full article:

http://www.jobbank.gc.ca/report-eng.do?area=25349&lang=eng&noc=8615&ln=n&s=2&source=3#report_tabs_container2 

Bonne Chance! Paola

Can the oil sands really be the saviour of Ontario manufacturing?

When it began nearly 40 years ago, Alps Welding focused its business on the local chemical companies around its home base near Toronto. But, as Canadian refineries and chemical plants have shut their doors and moved overseas, the company has had to look far beyond its home territory. It now manufactures custom equipment such as pressure vessels and heat exchangers for the petrochemical industry across Canada and the U.S. These days, roughly a quarter of the company’s business comes from the Alberta oil sands. Unlike many manufacturers in Ontario, which have been forced to lay off thousands of workers as business has dried up, Alps has been on a hiring spree, with much of that growth thanks to Western Canada’s booming oil industry.
“It’s a big opportunity and it’s a growing opportunity,” says Alps president Dennis Dussin. “There’s more activity and more work in the oil sands than what the manufacturing industry in Alberta can handle.”

MAJOR OIL AND GAS COMPANIES IN CANADA

Careers in Oil & Gas by Province

Ontario

North America's oil and gas industry is rooted in southern Ontario, where oil was first commercially produced in 1858 in Oil Springs. While the oil and gas industry in Ontario is small compared to its counterpart in western Canada, it is, however, a viable, active and important industry to the province of Ontario. Currently there are over 2,500 producing wells in Ontario.

Instituto de Petroleo de Ontario - Ontario Petroleum Institute