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if your a journeyman move or find a job in northern Alberta(if you havnt already) its booming up here a journeyman makes like atleast 35 an hour depends what you are doing. im just a 2nd year up here(cuz im from bc and only have my first year of school which makes me a 2nd year up here) anyways im a helper and i make 23 an hour but ive heard that is still low for up here.

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