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you shouldn't have too much trouble finding work in Toronto(or Montreal) with that work history or education...that said the USD to CAD salary you will see here could be around between 15-25% lower depending on industry...you are definitely not going to see silicon valley level salaries...

At the end of the day, it all really comes down to your final application package and how well you sell yourself...good luck..

well right now, no matter where you go...job history matters...if not you need to have a canadian education...keep applying...you really just need to get your foot through the door..its obvious you are skilled and i would also suggest to get yourself properly prepped for interview...most...

I think the job market right now is skewed in a way that unless you have a very specific skill or niche, its going to be tough for you...i specialized very early in my career and got away with it when i came over but many others i know arent so lucky...plus canada is full of specialized...

UBC is definitely harder to get into...it is a bigger and more prestigious school...and that matters if you are looking long term to stay in Canada...your grades are borderline so i would estimate that you're GMAT scores will matter...as well as our work history...which school did you attend in...

It does depend on the CIC officer who will be looking at your file. I have had those who gave me no issues and those who made a mountain out of the visit. At this point, I would say consult a lawyer who can give you better advice and the reason being for simple peace of mind and clarity on what...

I would ask if you and your spouse are currently employed? I was in a similar situation where I frequently traveled across the border till my pr spousal sponsorship was completed. I was working in the states then and came up to toronto on weekends. The reason I ask is that my lawyer told me that...