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Old 14-09-20, 18:07
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Oh sure, no contest there Rob. Regional cost of living index aside.


However: you hit the nail on the head, in my humble opinion. There is a certain time in life when the stars could line up, allowing a vocation to cross over with one’s avocation. The enjoyment of doing what one loves, being paid a reasonable wage with benefits coming in second. Seeking a quality of life.
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Old 14-09-20, 19:28
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As a friend of mine lamented during converstaion over this past weekend, its not always about the money. And he is a small business owner (mechanic)
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Old 15-09-20, 02:23
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Where is the Royal Canadian Army Museum located? The one referred to in the on line job search where the successful applicant will be expected to put their Master’s or Bachelor’s degree to use occasionally provide tours and briefings?

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Old 15-09-20, 03:00
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I have visited the museum in Shilo and it’s the nicest i have seen in Canada for it’s size . It is incredibly well stocked in artefacts . It is not however trying to cover every aspect of our military history but does it very well for those they do . It’s a dream job in a very nice part of Canada .... in summer . I have never visited in winter so i don’t know . I hear the downhill skiing is not the best but the sledding and ice fishing are awesome . I loved Brandon , much more than Winnipeg . But then, like Rob , i prefer smaller towns .
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