Drummondville I am a B pressure red seal welder with 30 years experince I own 2 portable welding rigs working in Fort Mcmurray Alberta. I see a lot of people from Quebec writing into the welder forum about working in Alberta which is great but one thing troubles me, and that is the fact that Alberta welcomes all Canadians from every region but we are not welcome to work in your province.Your input on this would be greatly appreciated. i nick in sask I feel your pain bud sounds lick your caught between a rock and a hard place.You didnt mention what kind of welding your doing right now, chances are your not doing pipe work at the moment or you would probobly have your B and red seal by now.If your working at shop thats not into that type of work it will be hard to get to where you want to go.You may have to bite the bullit and go some where that you can get the experience you need but thats easy for some one to say thats not in your shoes.Its a good rule of thumb that if you want to play guitar you hang out with guitar players if you want to weld pipe you need to hang out with pipe welders.Sask by what Ive heard has future potential but lacks a lot of the infastructure i.e roads and services and people that are required to make it happen but hang in there and dont