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you should try SK.

I have a wide variety of tools. The ones I found for a relatively low price and that weren't absolute junk were SK for sockets. Good quality tool for a decent price.

2 years i've been using a pair of proto non reversible pliers. Never failed me yet and I treat them like shit. Mind you they were about 120.00 for that price im sure i could have gotten a better pair.

Stevensons Aviation in Portage of the Prairie Manitoba is only 250.00 a semester. You must be working as an ame apprentice to go there though.

Dryden Ontario was a good place to work i just left just after the summer started to work for the same company out in Sudbury I didn't no that there was more then two places to work in aviation in Dryden.
Very small little place but good fishing all around it

That has too be some of the funniest shit i've herd in a while. I read somewher about a similiar incident but the kids were all drunk when they stole an aircraft. That's two incidences of this i've herd. Some places need better security.

That was great video ahaha fucking laughed my ass off

whats the registration on that plane ahaha it looks very familiar

I've herd only good things about arctic sunwest.

Why would you want to go to Portage? What a brutal place suppose its not the worse place to work. a job is a job after all.

Im sure they didn't change there name I was in school in december and there were 2 people in my class from there.

From what I herd its not a bad place if you can put up with Joe.

Send out resumes in ontario, little companies seem to always be looking for apprentices. Thats what I did.

Im sure you'll get the experience there if you can tolerate the cold.

They have dash 8's, king air, and a few other ones my old man worked there for years. I think alot of shifts are nights still im not too sure. They sure arn't the worst place to work I can tell ya that much. I would work there if I needed work and could get in.

I herd little red was hiring and they were in peace river. Just send them out to the little companies in ontario. Yellowknife seems to always be looking too.

I started off with no experience at 12 dollars an hour. Going to school at Stevenson. As soon as I was done my first year i got a very generous raise. I can't really complain about the pay in the north only had to eat the bad macaroni and cheeze for one year. Now its wings and beer 3 times a week im...

I have not seen any companies in the north that provide you with tools. If you find one let me no. Good luck with that ahhah
You can't fix nothing without your tools in the north ahah

It all depends on experience at most places. usually 12 to 16 some places in ontario are only 10 an hour but not too many. usually youll get 12 and if your lucky 14 if your a 1st year apprentice

A fello apprentice that I work with applied last summer and got called about a month ago. So i'm assuming if you just applied recently your gonna be waiting a while

Summers arn't bad, winters are cold. thast northern ontario pretty much in a nutshell.

I made it 26.64 sec.s on my first try thats not that hard really to beat 20 seconds.

Im doing an apprenticeship in manitoba at stevenson aviation. I get 400 every 2 weeks when im there. I have to pay 250 for my course the goverment pays the rest. So yes you actually do recieve pay. It took about 2 weeks before I seen my first check though. My thoughts on this are that its alot cheap...

I no a few apprentices who have worked there and im sure they could have made more at mcdonalds.