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Major Reasons of Hiring Professional Electrician North Vancouver

There are several benefits to doing your electrical work by hiring a professional electrician North Vancouver. Despite this, even the more skilled DIY electrician may reach the point while they feel like it is time to call in a professional:

Licenses and Examiners Added to the Equation

After you paint your living or drawing room, it is just you and your dog Spot ‘ahhing and oohing’ over the fruits of your labors. When you should continue basic building practices, no one comes by subsequently to check up on your work. Licenses are not needed for painting your child’s bedroom. Examiners do not need to favor the trim work around your windows.

Electrical work does, nevertheless. If you are going to do homeowner-driven electrical work the correct way, you will pull licenses and have examiners visit. The approval or disapproval procedure is just an added level of prevention you can remove by having electricians do the work. If they do it, the permit will be finalized. If not, it is the electrician’s job to make it correct—not you. That is why it is suggested to consider a professional electrician like PR Electric. We understand that your house or business is your joy and pride, so we aim to treat it as if it were our own. This is why we are recognized as the best electrical contractor North Vancouver.

Electrical Work is not Always Easy

In relation to other home renovation jobs like digging up sewer pipes, sanding drywall, electrical work can be classified as easy and fun. Many people take on their electrical work because it is easy. While you step back and compare electrical work to other works in your life not associated with remodeling—traveling, playing with your kids, eating out, seeing a movie—running 12/2 cable via a cobwebbed basement stakes are not that great by comparison. So, hiring a professional electrician North Vancouver allows you to do all those things.

Electricians Know all the Things that You Do Not Know

This point is about experience and knowledge is at the core of the argument. Even if you know 90 percent of electrical work, it is the other 10 percent that can hurt you. Thus, it will always be a better idea to hire residential or commercial electrician Vancouver. You will be confident about your electrical work if you hire an expert like PR Electric.

Bottom Line

This blog post is very clear about hiring professional electrician North Vancouver. Therefore, if you are looking for a contractor in the North Van area, look no further than PR Electric. For the sake of safety, security and protecting your valuable appliances, assets and equipment from the damage, we are able to offer reliable, fast, and extremely competent electrical repair, servicing, and installation services. We have the best team of North Van electrician.

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p-muffin · 2 years

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Death is at Our Door Pt. 1

Pairing : Joel Miller x Reader

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Warnings : Death of a loved one.

WC:2.2k

Summary :

Fort Vancouver, a happy and peaceful community in the north west. Y/n a kind, strong, and fierce woman. The world is peaceful for her and the people in her small town. Although when an unknown man and immune young girl are brought in from a clicker infested library, the pair bring unwanted visitors to the Forts front gates.

The fort of Vancouver Washington started as a settlement for the colonies when they came north and became a large trading post for the Hudson’s Bay Company. As the years went on and Vancouver grew, the fort became a well-known historic site. The great 20-foot walls ideal for the world ending. Just about five buildings were saved throughout history. As the fort became a settlement once again in 2004, the survivors added well over twenty new buildings/homes inside the walls.

Washington was known for its large and bruting Evergreen trees, the thick and sturdy wood perfect for building. The people were proactive in getting homes built for the remaining survivors. Carpenters, electricians - the old and young helped structure the cabins, drawing energy from the old Bonneville Dam. The homes were lit up with old grandmother lamps and string lights. A crisp woodsy smell filling each home beautifully. If the people needed paradise, this was it. Besides Jackson this was the most comfortable it got.

The leader, Vance Kelly – a humble but strong man, encouraged the people to build a log wall around the garden that laid outside the main gates. The fort had a well-functioning garden for decades before the world went to shit. Involved heavily with the public, it was basically a self-sufficient town. As Jackson Wyoming was flourishing, so was the northwestern community. One key difference being the lack of security from Clickers.

The hunting party was successful ninety nine percent of the time, getting most clickers and using whatever explosives they could find to dial down the infected rates. Vancouver was a large city before this. Almost one hundred and fifty thousand residents. Not including Portland’s large numbers. Vance was very forward about how things outside the community would go, the infected would be slaughtered – fully infected or not. No risks to be taken when it came to the town’s safety.

But, year after year the people of Fort Vancouver became strong and well equipped. Gathering supplies to feed and warm the group of one hundred-something people. Life was peaceful.

The autumn leaves spun in adolescent circles as they fell softly to the grassy ground, crisp air biting at y/n’s skin. A soft chuckle escaping her chilled lips as she walked down her rocky street. Pebbles popping under her worn boots. The woman clutched her thick Carhartt coat to her chest as the air nipped a little too much at her spine. Sun catching in her eyes, she kept her steady pace down to the gardens. People of the community waving as she passed by, gifting small smiles and nods as she continued.

Fort Vancouver was beautiful, only about three miles from her pre-outbreak home. The community members were hard working and skilled in protecting the haven. They had everything they needed to keep life peaceful. They did thorough checks when someone would go on a run and so there were never any cases inside the walls. Y/n was considered a lucky one, most of her family making it. Only her youngest sister perishing a month after everything went bad. Lost her to the nasty fungus.

The large garden came into her view. Birds sung in the trees above her, singing hopeful songs. Head falling back to gaze up, a shy grin grew on her cheeks. A quiet whistle leaving her cranked throat to sing back. Chuckling, she walked down to the potatoes. Gripping the plant tightly in her palms, she ripped up with little force. Dirt covered potatoes filled in her little woven bag y/n carried on her forearm. Turning swiftly on her heels, her feet led her to George – the garden trader.

“Good afternoon Ms. Kelly.” He smiled; hands folded in front of his old body. “Just the potatoes?”

Gazing down, she counted out loud. “I’ve got three potatoes and have three OPDIVO’s for Cheryl.” Y/n pulled a small plastic bag from her back pocket. Three little pills hanging loosely.

George’s eyes grew wide, the heavy stress falling from his shoulders. His wife now not having to worry as much about if she is going to pass from the cancer. “Thank you, y/n. Really.” He kindly smiled at the woman. Hands squeezing her own. He needed them.

Nodding politely, y/n walked off with her groceries.

Y/n was sweet, kind, and welcoming. When The neighbor lady had gotten too old, y/n took her in. Housing her within her family’s quarters. Now this old lady – Linda. Was of Irish descent and would beg for a colcannon potato, so as the oldest daughter of her family – Y/n would cook for Linda. Creating her own recipe and holding it quite dearly in her heart. The long afternoons when her and Linda would sit on y/n’s porch and laugh about stories they had come to write.

Her feet carried her to the steps of her cabin. Cabin number one, the largest home for the first family to arrive. The Kelly’s. The door swung open, hitting the logs softly as she scrapped the mud off her brown boots. Peering around, the house was quiet. Too quiet. Soft eyes gazing through the house, she didn’t notice anything out of place. They must be working, she thought to herself. Shrugging it off, y/n set the bag down on the wooden table.

Peeling off her layers – a scarf, her Carhartt jacket, and beanie. She smiled seeing her dads name written lazily on the tag. Vance. Her father was always up her ass about her layering, Vancouver was cold for about seventy-five percent of the year. Only summers giving warmth. The rest of the year gloomy and chilly. He had given her the beloved coat a year ago, when she had come back from gathering some seeds from a nearby abandoned nursey. The coat she adorned torn to shreds, blood staining it from the nasty rose bush she had admired.

Unfortunately, she didn’t gain a cool story from her trek. Just a sob story about how a rose bush jumped out and attacked her favorite coat.

The front door opened with a sharp squeak, the sound piercing y/n’s ears. Turning from the coat rack, her brothers wide frame stood in the doorway. Body stiff and eyes gazing off like a deer in head lights. Jacob, the warrior of the family. Never seemingly scared, looking like he’d seen a ghost.

Y/n’s hands reached out for him, her feet gliding her body to his. “J-Jacob?” Her voice almost at a whisper. “What’s wrong?”

His eyes flickered to her; head hung low. Breathing shot and slow. “Cory.” He paused, licking his bloody lip. “They got Cory.” Chokes of tears belted out, tears starting to pour down his beaten face as he came to terms with the death.

Cory was Jacobs best friend, brother if you will. Y/n had known him since her father welcomed his family in. “Oh Jacob, I’m so sorry.” Her eyes searched his face for a moment. “Are you bit?” Words like stone, y/n needed to be sure.

His lips folded together, disappearing as he sobbed. A small shake of his head soothed her.

Thank God.

Jacob tripped into y/n’s open arms; body heavy as he cried out. He hadn’t cried in what felt like ages, but y/n knew he needed to. Otherwise, he would bottle it up just like when their younger sister Opal died. He sat locked up in a hotel room for days, unable to come out and face the cruel world. That’s when he came to fight for his family, stuffing Opals passing away in the back of his mind. He decided he needed to be the savior of his family, he needed to fill what he had lost.

A loud sigh left y/n’s lips as she guided him to the couch, plopping him down besides her own body. His whimpers filled the air. She hadn’t seen him this bent out before, honestly, she was surprised he went to her and not his girlfriend.

He grew quiet for a moment. “Do you think Ella is wondering where you’re at?” Y/n mumbled.

Sighing he sat up from her shoulder. “Probably. Thank you, bug.” Jacob croaked. Standing, he ruffled at his younger sister’s hair.

The next morning was colder than the one before, temperatures dropping quickly for the coming winter. Beautiful morning songs unsung, the birds flying south to warmer weather. Drapes feathered at y/n’s face as she slept like a milk-drunk kitten. Arm thrown over her head, she was the most comfortable she’d been since, well ever.

A crisp morning wind shot under her blanket, shooting herself awake with a deep shiver. Teeth grinding as her eyes stretched open. Room dimly lit by the morning sunrise; her body rose from her laying position like an infected. Fingers rubbing the sleep away, y/n stretched her long legs out. Toes tapping the end of the vintage bedframe. Beautiful morning.

“Vance!” A deep voice called, snapping y/n from her morning thoughts.

Peering out the second story window, she saw Bobby shouting up at the window besides hers. Weird, he never was so intrusive. Y/n’s eyes furrowed as she leaned out of her window.

Raspy still, she spoke out. “What’s up Bobby, I think dads showering.”

His eyes were heavy, the look of alert written all over his aged face. “A man and a girl were found about 500 yards out; we need your dad’s permission on something.” Lies. Y/n thought.

“If they’re not infected, they are not to be killed.” Her voice dripped with anger, Bobby was known to make rash decisions and the fact that he was here asking to murder two people was shocking.

A scoff left his lips, head shaking in humor. “Why don’t you come with Vance, you should see this too.” Hands on his hips he gazed one more time at her father’s bedroom window. “Tell him to hurry his old ass up.” With that Bobby was vanished.

The woman jumped out of bed with anticipation. The plaid boxer shorts hugging her waist as she raced to the bathroom down the long hall. Water splashing loud and pools of steam pouring out from the door’s cracks. Her fists pounded on the wooden door; eyeballs shut tight.

“Dad there’s an emergency at the gates!” Y/n’s voice rang high, the shower squealed off. “Bobby said two people showed up, wants us both down there.” She continued, running back down to her bedroom.

Y/n threw a grey hoodie, green flannel, and her carpenter pants onto her muscular body. Strapping her custom knife holster onto one of her thighs and her leather Smith and Wesson Pistol holder to the opposite thigh. Slinging her thick boot socks over her feet, y/n’s favorite pair of old doc martens covered the layer. Bent over, her hair fell to the front of her face – blowing it from her eyes.

Standing upright, she placed the gun into its holster. The wind creeping in once more as she turned to walk out of the cozy room. Vance doing the same, the pair in sync shuffled down the stairs. Feet clamoring the wooden steps, the two trudged down the streets to the front gates.

People gathered around the medic building, just next to the main posts. Vance softly made his way through the crowd, y/n following behind her father. The building was small, only three rooms inside. They made their way in, past the small waiting room. Bobby stood in front of the far-left room; arms crossed over his broad chest. Bobby’s rifle strapped tightly to his front.

Vance looked around before he spoke up. “What’s going on, Bobby?”

Bobby gazed down at y/n, licking his lips as he started. “A man probably early to mid-fifties.” He moved from in front the window, a man gruff and grey laying on the bed. Y/n’s eyes stared down at him, intrigued by the man. “He has a concussion and a stab wound on his left thigh” Bobby scratched his beard. “He’s not the special one though.” The group shifted their focus to the young girl strapped down to the bed across from the man. Soft chocolate brown hair surrounding her little body, pale skin freckled innocently. “When we tested them, they both came up not infected. When we checked for injuries, she had a bite that looks like it’s been healed for a while.”

Y/n’s father peered over at Bobby, eyes wide and worried. “Bobby, what if it was a false test?!” His voice not raising a whisper.

Bobby sighed, rubbing his forehead. “We did blood tests and the scan.” He paused. “Shes immune.”

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chatgptdetector · 8 months

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The Top 10 Jobs in Canada for 2024

Canada, with its picturesque landscapes, diverse culture, and robust economy, continues to attract individuals from around the world seeking new opportunities and a higher quality of life. As we step into 2024, the Canadian job market is brimming with exciting prospects across various industries. Whether you're a recent graduate, a seasoned professional, or an immigrant looking to build a career in the Great White North, here are the top 10 jobs in Canada that should be on your radar.

Software Developer: With the technology sector experiencing exponential growth, software developers are in high demand. From cutting-edge startups to established corporations, Canada's tech industry offers a plethora of opportunities for those with coding expertise.

Healthcare Professionals: The healthcare sector in Canada is perennially in need of skilled professionals, including nurses, doctors, and allied health workers. The aging population has led to a surge in demand for healthcare services, making it an excellent field for those looking to make a meaningful impact.

Construction Project Manager: As infrastructure projects continue to dot the Canadian landscape, the demand for construction project managers is on the rise. This role involves overseeing the planning, execution, and completion of construction projects, making it a key player in the nation's development.

Data Scientist: In an era driven by data, the role of a data scientist is crucial across various industries, including finance, healthcare, and e-commerce. Analyzing and interpreting large datasets, data scientists contribute valuable insights to guide decision-making processes.

Electrician: Skilled trades, such as electricians, are essential for maintaining and expanding Canada's infrastructure. From residential wiring to large-scale industrial projects, electricians play a pivotal role in ensuring the smooth functioning of the country's electrical systems.

Marketing Specialist: As businesses vie for consumer attention, the demand for marketing specialists continues to soar. Whether it's digital marketing, content creation, or market research, individuals with a flair for promoting products and services are sought after in the Canadian job market.

Registered Nurse: With an aging population, there's a growing need for compassionate and qualified nurses. Registered nurses are integral to the healthcare system, providing essential care and support to patients in hospitals, clinics, and long-term care facilities.

Mechanical Engineer: From designing innovative machinery to optimizing existing systems, mechanical engineers contribute significantly to Canada's industrial landscape. Industries such as manufacturing, automotive, and aerospace rely on the expertise of mechanical engineers to drive innovation.

Financial Advisor: Canadians are increasingly recognizing the importance of financial planning, leading to a surge in demand for financial advisors. Helping individuals and businesses make informed decisions about their finances, financial advisors play a crucial role in ensuring financial well-being.

Environmental Scientist: With a growing emphasis on sustainability, environmental scientists are in demand to address ecological challenges. From assessing environmental impact to developing conservation strategies, these professionals contribute to Canada's commitment to a greener future.

Conclusion:

As Canada continues to thrive on its commitment to diversity, innovation, and progress, the job market reflects these values with a wide array of opportunities. Whether you're drawn to the tech hub of Toronto, the vibrant culture of Vancouver, or the economic powerhouse of Calgary, these top 10 jobs offer a glimpse into the diverse career landscape that Canada has to offer. So, whether you're a local job seeker or an international talent looking to make Canada your home, these professions could be your stepping stones to a fulfilling and prosperous future.

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prelectric · 2 years

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Why Canada is a Leading Destination for Job Seekers

Canada is a top destination for job seekers worldwide due to its thriving economy, quality of life, and diverse opportunities. Whether you're a local resident or an international applicant, finding jobs in Canada can open doors to a rewarding career. In this article, we will explore the job market, opportunities in various sectors, and tips to land your ideal job in Canada.

## Why Choose Canada for Employment?

Canada is known for its strong and stable economy, making it a prime location for professionals seeking job opportunities. The country offers a high standard of living, social benefits, and an inclusive environment that values diversity. These factors make jobs in Canada appealing to individuals from various backgrounds and skill levels.

## Popular Job Sectors in Canada

Canada’s job market is vast, with opportunities available across different sectors. Some of the most popular and in-demand sectors include:

### 1. Technology and IT

Canada’s tech industry is booming, with major cities like Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal emerging as tech hubs. Jobs in Canada’s technology sector range from software development to IT support, making it an attractive option for tech-savvy professionals.

### 2. Healthcare

The healthcare sector in Canada is another area with significant job growth. Due to the country’s aging population, there is a constant demand for healthcare professionals such as doctors, nurses, and personal support workers. Jobs in Canada’s healthcare sector offer excellent salaries and benefits.

### 3. Construction and Trades

The construction industry in Canada is thriving due to ongoing infrastructure projects and housing developments. Skilled tradespeople such as electricians, carpenters, and plumbers are in high demand. Finding jobs in Canada’s construction sector can provide stable and long-term employment.

### 4. Finance and Business

The financial and business sectors offer various job opportunities, especially in large cities like Toronto and Calgary. Roles in banking, accounting, and business management are readily available, with many companies looking for experienced professionals.

### 5. Education

Teaching jobs in Canada are also highly sought after, particularly in areas such as early childhood education and special education. Schools and universities across the country regularly hire teachers, administrators, and academic professionals to meet the growing demand.

## How to Find Jobs in Canada

There are several ways to search for jobs in Canada, and utilizing the right resources can help streamline the process. Here are some steps to follow:

### 1. Use Job Search Websites

Online job search websites are a great place to start your hunt for jobs in Canada. Websites like **Indeed**, **LinkedIn**, and **Workopolis** offer listings for various job categories across the country. You can search by location, job type, and sector.

### 2. Networking

Networking is key to finding jobs in Canada, especially for international applicants. Attend career fairs, industry conferences, and professional events to connect with potential employers. Building relationships can often lead to job offers or referrals.

### 3. Consult Recruitment Agencies

Recruitment agencies in Canada specialize in matching job seekers with potential employers. They can assist you in finding jobs in Canada that align with your skills and experience. It’s a helpful resource for both locals and foreign workers.

### 4. Obtain the Necessary Work Permits

For international job seekers, securing the right work permit is essential for working in Canada. You may need to apply for a temporary work visa or go through programs like the **Express Entry** system for skilled workers. Research the requirements and start the process early to avoid delays.

## Tips for International Applicants

If you’re an international candidate seeking jobs in Canada, there are several factors to consider. First, ensure that your qualifications and work experience meet Canadian standards. It’s also a good idea to improve your English or French language skills, as these are essential for many jobs in Canada.

Additionally, understanding the Canadian workplace culture is crucial for success. The work environment is generally professional yet collaborative, so being adaptable and open-minded will help you fit in with local teams.

## Conclusion

The job market in Canada offers a wide range of opportunities for both local residents and international applicants. From technology and healthcare to construction and education, jobs in Canada are abundant across various sectors. By utilizing job search websites, networking, and obtaining the necessary work permits, you can land your dream job in Canada and enjoy a fulfilling career.

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