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Old 04-21-2020, 03:05 PM
kouleerunner kouleerunner is offline
 
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Originally Posted by pikergolf View Post
They are Mennonites brought up from Mexico to do the work that Canadians will not do. They are pretty easy to identify by there attire and the way they speak. In no way was I speaking derogatorily of them. They are hard working people and they enjoy fishing. They also have lots of kids.
Almost all Mennonites that workers in Canada live in Canada, some exceptions. They often travel to mexico for a few weeks or a month on occasion to visit family, but they live in Canada. They are not temporary foreign workers. I know quite a few, as they work on the farms that surround me, and 1 family are my neighbors. Most Temporary foriegn workers are Mexican nationals, Phillipeno, or similar. The Mennonites do not fall into this category. They are Canadian Citizens. There is some history of their people and their travels to be shared, but too much for this thread.
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