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Hello, I hope you guys are doing well!

This is the story..

Three years ago my parents and I moved to Canada. Since then my father has not been able to find work in his field Mechanical Engineering nor other technical field due to lack of canadian experience. He has applied through internet, in person, and visited various companies. I know how much knowledge he has, but I cannot ignore the fact that he is almost 60 and that his past long experience does not count in Canada.

I just started university. I would not like to see them struggling for the time before I finish studying.

I appreciate various ideas of what my parents can do so that they can have a stable future. Also if you happen to be interested in my father’s experience, feel free to e-mail me

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10 months, 1 week ago (15 minutes after post)

You can find casual job, everybody do that right know, so you can have some save for yourself, and not put all the burden of family economy to your father shoulders alone. how about that ?
because not only in canada, almost in all country, people with age over 55 should be pension and relax and enjoy their golden years and relax.
you could help him by searching to the jobs link, search and collect the application for your father to look for.
good luck & success for you & family :)

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