Irmãos Prezia - Morar no Canadá - Podcast

#301 - Melhores regiões para FAZER DINHEIRO no Canadá

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Alberta is offering a $5,000 bonus to workers who move there, but a new study reveals a shocking 46% labor shortage in unexpected occupations.

The episode begins with the hosts referencing their viral video about Alberta offering a $5,000 bonus to attract workers to the province. They transition to discussing a new study from a major Canadian bank about future labor shortages. The hosts then promote their VIP area platform, announcing a subscription opening and a winner for a free membership. The core analysis covers three key regions for making money in Canada. First, they examine the Northern Territories (Yukon and Northwest Territories), highlighting high average salaries around $82,000 but extreme climates with months of darkness or constant daylight. They share an anecdote about a company in Yellowknife struggling to find IT workers. Second, they focus on Alberta, detailing its advantages: no provincial sales tax, higher average salaries ($72,000), and lower housing costs compared to Vancouver and Toronto. They mention the 'Alberta is Calling' marketing campaign that targeted commuters in other provinces. Third, they touch on Northern Alberta, like Fort McMurray, which offers additional tax incentives. The latter part of the episode delves into the RBC bank study on labor markets. The hosts express concern that 46% of projected shortages are in occupations not requiring higher education, indicating a misalignment between international student choices and market needs. They emphasize demand in health, skilled trades, and technical areas. The episode concludes with the announcement of the VIP area winner, Gabriel Gaspar de Souza, and a description of the platform's features, including timelines, a secret community, and mentorship. The hosts end by reflecting on their nearly 20 years of helping Brazilians immigrate to Canada.

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