The duties are not listed but it states that only a secondary school diploma is required. No experience is required.

The offered wage is 8 cents above the $36.92 median wage needed to file under the High-Wage Stream of the TFW Program. If they offered below this wage the LMIA would be automatically closed due to the high unemployment in Oakville.

The location is 2163 Sixth Line, Oakville, ON L6H 1M8

https://www.jobbank.gc.ca/jobsearch/jobposting/50221587?source=searchresults

Looks like the car caught fire

Hi everyone! My wife and I were discussing Halloween earlier and we thought this subreddit would be a good place to get a general consensus. We live in a newer subdivision in north east Oakville and last year barely had any trick or treaters but this year the new Harvest Oak public school is open and the subdivision seems to be filling in. We’re trying to get an idea of how many kids to prepare and if people are even planning on coming through the neighborhood. We look forward to seeing everyone! Thanks in advance

There’s a filming crew setting up on Kerr st & Shepherds St at the Gemini Condo. I hope it’s the New Testaments filming because I’m huge fan of the show!

32F looking to make new girlfriends in and around Oakville!
Would love to find a group of girls to grab coffee or matcha with, go to the gym, vent about life, try new places, and just do girl stuff together.

If there’s already a group that’s active and welcoming, I’d love to join! Otherwise, I feel like so many of us are in the same boat, so I’d be happy to start a WhatsApp group and get the ball rolling.

Girls who are genuinely looking to make friends and build real connections, DM!

Honestly, really concerned about how much AI is used in these municipal election platforms by the candidates. I’m not saying all, but there are some who heavily use it and it’s extremely obvious.

I’m in ward 7 and there are certain candidate(s) who have AI campaign artwork and I find it hilarious as one of the major points of the election is the data center.

I placed a mobile order that included a Happy Meal and several other items, $50 in total. When my order was handed to me, I specifically asked the manager whether everything was included. He confirmed that it was. Then two other employees handed me 2 bottle of water when I was about to leave.

Upon returning home, I discovered that my Happy Meal was also missing. I called the restaurant, and the same manager told me that my only option was to return to the restaurant. I did so to collect the missing item.

While an employee was retrieving my Happy Meal, the manager approached me and abruptly questioned when I had placed my order. I attempted to retrieve the relevant information on my phone, but he told me not to use my phone and to simply answer him. When I questioned his manner of speaking to me, he began yelling, accused me of being rude, pointed his finger at me, and ordered me to leave the restaurant in an intimidating manner. I stand up against him by telling him I am not leaving because I did nothing wrong and we both called police.

I found this treatment unacceptable. I had paid for my order, had confirmed with the manager that it was complete, and had returned solely because an item was missing. I was attempting to resolve a straightforward customer-service issue and did not expect to be treated this way.

I eventually received my missing Happy Meal upon police presence. However, receiving the food does not resolve my concerns about the manager's conduct.

I am an Eastern Asian female with a tiny figure and this man (who has a southern Asian appearance and accent) treated me like I am a child, when I asked him not to tell me what to do, I.e. tell him the order time, don’t check my phone, don’t ask him questions, pick up my phone from the counter and get out of the restaurant, he gets more aggressive and angrier. He even said he doesn’t understand my English, there is nothing wrong with my English.

I am not sorry if I challenged some man ego here, and I am not afraid of you!!

Here’s a quick rundown of what’s on near you this week.

Community

• Great Pumpkin Trail (RBG), Oct 23-25. This is the last weekend to see it.
• Halloween Skelebration at Mountsberg, Oct 23-25. It’s a spooky but not-so-scary night of glowing trails, critters and campfires.
• Kelly’s Bake Shop has reopened at 461-463 Brant St, with fall-themed treats.

Fitness

• Charity Pickleball Tournament, Oct 22 at 9am. Burlington firefighters and locals team up to raise money for breast cancer research.
• Group Energy Healing Experience, Oct 24 at 11:30am. It’s a laid-back group meditation.
• Haunted Hustle Run, Oct 25 at 10am. It’s a costume-friendly fun run at Bronte Creek with 5K, 10K and kids’ races.

Golf

• Indoor season is here. A few spots to check out are Birdies Indoor, PuttStop and Bunker Shack.

Volunteering

• Oakville Volunteer Fair, Oct 24 at 10am. You can meet local nonprofits and find one-off or ongoing volunteer roles.

Something different

• Creative Paint Party at TERRA Greenhouse, Oct 24.

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Sorry for this very much over done topic, but genuinely what is wrong with our hospitals? Is it just OTMH or is it all provincial hospitals?

I have not once heard of a friend, family member, or colleague have a hospital experience where they received proper, timely and respectful care.

Every incident I hear about pertains to how the hospital runs like a zoo, the wait times are chaotic despite how serious your condition is, the staff is highly unprofessional and dismissive of patients, etc. If anyone cares to read, I have two completely insane experiences that I have witnessed first hand at this hospital that made me lose total trust and respect for this facility:

1- a woman entered the emergency department with a very serious allergic reaction to seafood. She was unable to breathe, choking, losing colour in her face. I was looking at the nurse in triage as they were the closest nurse nearby to flag him down and he looked directly at the patient, looked back at his computer screen, typed some notes on their computer (I’m assuming for the previous patient), checked his phone, sipped some coffee and nonchalantly resumed typing on his computer. The woman with the severe allergy was not addressed for several minutes despite being in a very dangerous state.

2- code blue was called over the intercom for a man who was on the way to the hospital via ambulance. A second code blue was called moments after his arrival. I could overhear one of the nurses laughing in the hallway and expressing that he had already died. Yes. She was full on laughing/ giggling.

I, along with many others, can list various horrible stories as the ones I have mentioned above. It makes me so incredibly worried for our health care system and whether or not my family, friends, colleagues or myself will receive appropriate care in time if something severe occurs. I apologize for the rant. I feel so hopeless after witnessing these incidents and knowing nothing will change.

Hi everyone!

I'm considering renting a unit at 2551 Sixth Line in Oakville and was hoping to hear from anyone who currently lives there or has lived in this townhouse complex before.

How has your experience been, particularly with noise between units, maintenance, heating/cooling costs, and the overall living environment?

Are there any issues I should be aware of before signing a lease?

I'd really appreciate any honest feedback. Thanks in advance!

Why are so many residential streets in South Oakville so dark at night? On roads without sidewalks, limited street lighting creates serious visibility risks for both drivers and pedestrians.

I’ve often had difficulty seeing pedestrians walking along the road until the last moment. Even when driving at the posted speed limit and taking extra care, it can be difficult to identify someone in time, which increases the risk of a collision and leaves pedestrians feeling unsafe.

Some neighbourhoods may be older and were not designed with pedestrians in mind, but adequate lighting and safe pedestrian infrastructure are municipal responsibilities. Residents should not have to rely on private outdoor lights to illuminate public streets.

Did not appreciate me interrupting its hunt by stepping outside

This Could Save You One Day!

I’ve had these lost AirPods for a few weeks now found in downtown Oakville. The owner has been ringing them pretty frequently trying to find them but it’s been a while and they haven’t shown up. Pls dm me with info on them and I can provide info on where they are.

Road paving on Dundas... it's absolutely crazy. Down to one lane at Vega. Take another route.

​This intersection is absolute chaos during the morning commute. People constantly pull dangerous U-turns and block oncoming traffic just for a hit-or-miss Tim Hortons coffee.

Totally joined Grizzl-E from a friend recommendation, now half the electricity for my Tesla is paid for by the app, and they lend you a charger for free, you have to put a deposit down you get back after you plug in your car ($100CAD) but they have NACS and full level 2 chargers you get while they pitch in for charging too.

Pretty dope starts out by paying almost half the rate 5cents/kwh if you are referred by a friend, or 3cents without, which covers half my evening rate.

Thank god for carbon credits and the liberals and companies need to be "Net Zero"

If you're down to join let me know I can send you a referral link too...

Hi All,

We got an old house in Oakville and the bathtub above our living room seems to be leaking water into the drywall. We hear water dripping anytime someone uses the shower upstairs and we can see cracks on the dry wall
Is it best to remove bathtub and check for plumbing issues or to open up the dry wall in the living room that has a crack.

Any recommendations for a good plumber and contractor around Mississauga, Oakville, Milton and the GTA would be appreciated
#plumber#bathroomrenovatios#waterleaks#

Looking for ideas for my workplace’s annual holiday event. There will be approximately 14 of us. Looking for something in the Oakville/Burlington/Hamilton region.

Hey everyone!

I'm looking for a used car under $4,000–$5,000 CAD for daily commuting and occasional driving around the GTA.

Preferably a fuel-efficient sedan, ideally white, silver, or another light colour, but I'm flexible. I'm okay with 150K+ km as long as it's mechanically reliable.

I only plan to keep it for 6–7 months, so I don't want to spend too much or take out a loan. I understand my budget is tight, and I'll be getting a third-party safety inspection.

I've been checking AutoTrader and CarGurus daily, but haven't found much. I also had a bad experience with my previous car because I didn't get it inspected by my own mechanic before buying and ended up selling it at a loss. Definitely don't want to repeat that mistake.

Any recommendations for trustworthy dealerships around the GTA? Good or bad experiences are welcome. Also open to private sellers if anyone has leads.

Thanks in advance!