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Welcome to the Move Rural Canada Podcast, the show where we connect newcomers in Canada, to thriving businesses and communities in rural and Northern regions! Each episode we will interview a different Canadian company that is both looking to hire and is supportive of hiring newcomers. Join us as we uncover hidden opportunities and show why moving to rural and Northern Canada might be the best step for your future. Lindsay Rubeniuk After spending 25 years as a Rural Canadian Developer Lindsay has become an expert in immigration and workforce development. She holds her designation as an Economic Developer of Canada and is a member of the Career Professionals of Canada. Interested in relocating or assistance with immigration? Please email immigration@100meridian.ca. You can visit her website Here Leah Mitchell Leah Mitchell is a
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In our 9th and final episode of season 2, we talk with Dale Fust, of McMunn & Yates Building Supplies. We discuss company culture, career advancement, and rural living. To learn more about McMunn & Yates, please visit th
We are back with another episode, and this time, we interviewed Mike Peters of Alair Homes - Brandon. Alair Homes is a network of independently-owned custom home building companies across North America. Join us as we dis
Happy New Year! We are so excited to be back to knick 2026 off with the new episode! Today, we welcomed Nicole Kibsey, who is the Executive Director of Starting Blocks Incorporated, the community of Stonewall, Manitoba.
In our 6th episode this season, we head up north to Thompson, Manitoba! We interview Maggie Taylor, Airport and Infrastructure Manager of Thompson Regional Airport. Join us as we discuss topics like affordability, lifest
In this episode, we head up north to chat with Becky Cianflone, the Executive Director of Community Futures Greenstone, in Flin Flon, Manitoba! We discuss the strong community, affordable housing, and significant opportu
Winter is here! In this episode, we discuss how to be prepared for the winter seasons in the Canadian Prairies. Weather is clothing, what to expect, or remembering to plug in your car overnight, we've got you covered! Dr
In this episode, we welcome Lackeisha Currie, the Labour Force Development coordinator of Sault Ste. Marie. We address common misconceptions about rural living and the definition of "rural," while we emphasize Sault Ste.
In our 2nd episode of our 2nd season, we stay in Manitoba and chat with Jayson Dyck of Morden Manitoba! Jayson is the Economic Development Officer for the City of Morden, and has spent many years in the community. Join u
We are BACK! It's been a minute, but we are happy to be back to share with you more stories, advice, and experiences of living in Rural Canada. In this episode, we met up with Jodie Romanow of Ritz Machine Works, located
In our 11th episode, we head up north, all the way to The Pas, Manitoba! We sat down with Gabrielle Swan and Analyn Lotivio, highlighting The Pas' advantages, job opportunities, and community support. We also discuss aff
It's our 10th episode, and we want to thank everyone for following us along on this journey through Rural Canada so far! In this episode, we talk with Cathy Sweet from Väderstad, a family-run manufacturing company locate
It's episode 9 of the Move Rural Canada Podcast, and for the first time this season, we have our first guest from Saskatchewan! We welcome Casey McCormack, the economic development officer for Gateway Economic Developmen
It's episode 8, and we had the pleasure of sitting down with Priscila Voloshyn of Big Freight Systems! Big Freight Systems is a transportation and trucking logistics company located in Steinbach, Manitoba, which employs
In our 7th episode, we sat down with Carla Zuckerman of CSS Wind, which specializes in wind turbine maintenance and repairs, all across Canada. We also dive into Temporary Work Permits, training for foreign workers and m
In our 6th episode, we chat with Bill Rempel, CEO of Steve's Livestock Transport! Steve’s Livestock Transport is one of North America’s largest commercial livestock carriers. We discuss recruiting, training, and employme
In our fifth episode, we sit down with Melanie Specula from Gimli, Manitoba. Melanie is the Newcomer Program Development Coordinator for the RM of Gimli. We discuss the opportunities and benefits that the community of Gi
In our 4th episode, we sat down with Maria Christine Diores! Maria traded her flip flops for winter boots coming to Canada in 2011. Join us as she shares her experience as well as advice for others who may be looking to
In our 3rd episode, we are excited to sit down with Cristina and Jodi Lee from Vidir Solutions Inc. As a global material handling company, Vidir Solutions designs and manufactures industry-leading vertical automated stor
Welcome to episode 2 of the Move Rural Canada Podcast! Today, we sit down with Erin Brasch, of Vermillion Growers. Vermillion Growers is a forward-thinking large scale greenhouse dedicated to strengthening communities th
Welcome to Episode 1 of our new Podcast! In today's debut show, we introduce you to our two hosts, and why you should think about moving to Rural Canada! Want to apply to be on our podcast, or Interested in being a spons
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