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Hello Everyone,
I am just writing a short introduction after being absent from this blog for a bit. After much thought and evaluation I have decided to embark on the impossible and that is in short ex-patting to Canada (Alberta or British Columbia). I have a BS in Web and Multimedia Design (although that is not a field that gives me any points unfortunately) and my spouse has been a commercial driver for 10 or so years. I have lived in Washington State my entire life and have been looking to leave the United States since I got out of the military in 2005.
Perhaps I am the only one who feels like this but it seems pretty darn impossible for a U.S. citizen to emigrate out of this country so any resources/links on the subject would be great. I have looked at the national site for Canada and the Province sites as well (even the jobs bank but I realize how pointless that is for an American).
I look forward to getting to know some of you. I also have no idea why my signature line has U.S.A. to GB either since it is no where in my profile listed that way 
Hello danieller.
In meantime, you can read these articles on Work in Canada. 
Thank you,
Aurélie
Thank you for the link.
There seems to be a lot of information for Quebec but I don't know if I could fit French into my list of languages that my brain has on reserve - the older you get the more exclusive that space becomes
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