u/Eveningdreamwalker

Hello

I am currently receiving CPP-D (I have metastatic breast cancer and have been in treatment long term) and we receive CTB for our 2 kids.

We currently am under a consumer proposal with a monthly payment of $600 for the next 5 yrs.

We make sure to always pay our household bills, car insurance and CP payment before spending any money on anything else. But the money is gone as soon as it comes in.

I am looking to offset that $600 payment but also stay within the allowed earnings for cpp, which I think is around $500/month, with some sort of work from home job. I spent most of my adult life working in call centers (inbound and outbound) so I have extensive customer service experience.

Looking for legitimate companies or suggestions on freelance work.

Also any suggestions on helping to offset the cost of groceries (located in Atlantic Canada). I am already using foodhero and flashfoods, shoping sales, using points. Is there still apps that pay for scanning receipts or anything else I could be doing to help with this?

Hello I am looking to speak with anyone who has taken this program in past few years. My son is extremely interested in gaming development. He has been coding and building games since before middle school. We are looking for info on various game development or computer sciences programs within the province. He is only 15 so a couple more years yet, but it is time to pick classes for next school year and we want to set him up for success.

I would like to know what the educational environment is like. How is the classrooms setup. Does the program behave like a game development studio or is all just sitting at a desk and following along.

What the work load is like as well as the amount of theroy vs hands on training happens.

Did this program set you up for success in game development and if so did you move? What kind of game development did you end up in (studio, VLT, independent).

What would you do differently?

Most importantly, Are you happy?