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They might call you in for an interview.

BCguy, does the Alberta government have someone like you here? your counterpart in Alberta?

If you call CIC they will confirm that it is allowed to have two jobs. I know people who are TFW and have two work permits. They don't advertise it, but they do issue them. God bless you!

Did your husband apply for an open work permit at the Canadian embassy in your country?

All I know is that people are getting work permits for 2 years. I went from non-skilled to semi-skilled and the new work permit was good for 2 more years. It only extended my stay for an additional 4 months though. It's worth trying. I wouldn't do it right before the 2 years are up though. God...

I know a couple people who are working two jobs this way. One of them, only works for one of them (the first employer) for only 8 hours a week. The other one manages between both jobs. I received a second work permit because my first employer was abusive and I was never told to stop working for...

The immigration website talks about having to go back after 24 months. However, many people who have gotten a second or third work permit even in the low skilled positions, get a fresh 2 year work permit every time. This means that as long as you get a new work permit before the previous...

In her application, she will need to fill out the information about you (spouse) and dependants (children). check the box yes where it says Accompanying to Canada. They will automatically include you guys if she is approved and you can all come at the same time. When approved, the embassy will...

I suggest you find a job near the area where she lives. You could be here in a matter of months. God bless you!

Language is a very important factor. The embassy will also assess it and often deny the work permit application due to lack of Language skills. I suggest you start taking English classes with a private teacher if possible. God bless you!

Start by applying to different job postings. In other words, find an employer willing to hire you, and go from there. God bless you!

You may want to look at other areas of work as there aren't many vacancies for lifeguards. I found the following in all of Canada in the government Job Bank: http://www.jobbank.gc.ca/JobResult_en.aspx?ProvId=09&Keyword=5254&Sources=JobBank&Student=No God bless you.

As Leon said, send your cv to as many companies as possible. I suggest looking in the following governmente website: http://www.jobbank.gc.ca/ The employer will get an LMO (Labor Market Opinion), which he will send to you along with a work contract. You apply with this at the embassy and they...

You may hire people who are already here and want a second job. Other people come here with visitor's visas and look for jobs. This would save you money. You may also want to hire from Central or South America as the wait time is less. All you have to do is post ads in websites with free...

Ask CIC if she can go to the border and come back in the country as a visitor. It's worth a try. God bless you!

You may always go and inquire at the embassy on the status of your application but the embassy doesn't encourage this. This is a good option if they start taking excesively long. God bless you!

It's legal to change employers. I suggest you don't tell the current employer. However, you may wanna consider working for both, even if your hours at the first place are reduced. This is because it's somewhat unfair for the guy who paid for you to be here to lose you. You come first and your...

You can do it yourself if you try a little harder. Start by looking here: http://www.jobbank.gc.ca/ God bless you!

Some employers don't require experience. They would train you. Nothing is impossible, it's just a matter of looking around. For example, do you know how to serve coffee? You can search the following website and in the search field put in: "will train" and thousands of positions will show. So...

Sometimes it's difficult to get a visitor's visa, if you need one. The LMO can take anywhere from a week to a month or more in some cases. Then some people go to the border but it's not 100% guaranteed according to what an immigration officer told me. However many people do it. The other option...