A lot of people, especially early into adulthood, move away from home in search of career development and better job prospects. Having multiple places run out of money to pay you doesn’t sound fun either.
To me Nova Scotia doesn’t seem too far from Newfoundland but this writer would probably beg to differ.
The author view as portrayed in the title is rather bizzare. She also doesn’t justify it aside from her essentially day dreaming things would be that way.
As someone who grew up in rural Canada. It’s pretty clear that a significant amount of people would leave to seek better employment opportunities by the last few years of high school.
A lot of people, especially early into adulthood, move away from home in search of career development and better job prospects. Having multiple places run out of money to pay you doesn’t sound fun either.
To me Nova Scotia doesn’t seem too far from Newfoundland but this writer would probably beg to differ.
The author view as portrayed in the title is rather bizzare. She also doesn’t justify it aside from her essentially day dreaming things would be that way.
As someone who grew up in rural Canada. It’s pretty clear that a significant amount of people would leave to seek better employment opportunities by the last few years of high school.