Temporary foreign workers have rights too you know.

No, unfortunately they don't really.

Not wanting to put a damper on anyones dreams, but after seeing a response to a friends request for assistance in solving a problem as a Temporary Foreign Worker in Canada via the British Government I feel that I should just re-iterate that until you actually have Permanent Residency you are on very shaky ground. Here's what the Canadian minister says in reply to a British MP...

" I can only say that, in general, temporary foreign workers only have status in Canada so long as they have an authorized job and the work permit which results from that.  Unlike the United Kingdom, Canada admits thousands of people every year as permanent residents from the outset - that is, they apply for permanent residence in Canada while still in their home country and enter Canada for the first time with permanent residence status.  Families who move to Canada with the object of taking up permanent residence on a basis of a temporary job and temporary status put themselves in a very risky position as there is certainly no guarantee that permanent residence will be granted. "

Once again, this is just a warning (to families) to make sure that you have a plan B ready.

I would like to say that Canada offers a great life to families, it does, BUT as a Temporary Foreign Worker you are exactly that... TEMPORARY, until you have the PR card.

Steam and Oil at the waterfront in Paducha KY

Waking up at Walmart in Jamestown ND

Most Walmart stores allow loaded or empty trucks to park overnight in their car parks, but if drivers keep dumping their rubbish there before driving off the privilege of parking there will be taken away. My bet would be that it is the recent influx of Europeans who make the mess, particularly the litter bug British!

Wyoming with big reels on the way to Texas.

Cath looking a bit dinky next to the 15'6" reels