Looking for The Good chill life, is BC the place? (employment, transfer to)

[Sarge1]

I am exhausted by the stress in my area of the USA. Im looking to settle and relax. I am a 30 year old non-smoker/drinker white male with two dogs looking to move to BC or the border of the US/Canada. Any suggestions on towns/cities? Looking for a good spot for educated singles because I am looking to settle down and build a new life. I currently have 4 companies that are profitable. I will keep them here. Moderator cut: chatting about illegal activities is not permitted I am also looking for a 9-5 job too.
How hard is it to transfer to canada to live? If I have dogs what else do I need to do? Anyone established in BC that can help, please get in touch. Email me at srguws@aol.com

[minibrings]

You need to google the website for Citizenship and Immigration Canada. Most of the information you need will be there, then you can post here for specific questions. Also google British Columbia Provincial Nominee program.

[Cornerguy1]

Originally Posted by minibrings

You need to google the website for Citizenship and Immigration Canada. Most of the information you need will be there, then you can post here for specific questions. Also google British Columbia Provincial Nominee program.

Welcome Page | Page d'accueil

If you read the requirements for immigration, you'll see that having a criminal record is a disqualification.


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[Sarge1]

Im lost what does that have to do with any of this and what are you talking about illegal tree farms? This is a shady site now, recording and passing info on to 3rd parties I bet.

[Cornerguy1]

Originally Posted by Sarge1

Im lost what does that have to do with any of this and what are you talking about illegal tree farms? This is a shady site now, recording and passing info on to 3rd parties I bet.

No, it's a strictly moderated site with a Terms of Service which every member is required to follow.

You've raised the possibility of engaging in illegal activities in other posts on these forums as well as being curious about how a criminal record may impact employment opportunities.

[Cornerguy1]

How about we let this one fade into the forgettable past?