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There are currently thousands of employment opportunities in Yellowknife and the surrounding area up for grabs. Whether your looking to drive a truck to and from the diamond mines, or are interested in Ice Road construction, you will find hundreds of high-paying positions available for you.

The high turnover rate ensures that that there are always jobs available, with FULL BENEFITS which include Dental, Medical, Time Off, Built-In Salary Increases, retirement plans, etc...

Show up at one of the freight companies in Yellowknife, or give them a call, express your interest, and you will be provided with employment opportunities based off of your experience

If you're not yet licensed in Canada to drive commercial trucks, that's o.k. We provide a list of schools, training programs & government agencies where you can take your test & get licensed.

Licensure cost at max $200. That certainly is a worth while investment for a chance to drive the Ice Roads where the amount of money you can earn in a two month time crossing the tundra over the frozen ice roads can reach $80k USD.

If you are a licensed Commercial Driver in the U.S., you will find that applying for or obtaining authorization to drive in Canada an easy process. Simply show your license, and apply for an authorization. That's it!

Whether you are an experienced class 1/a Commercial Trucker or not, you will find all of the resources, tools, information & contacts necessary to become a high paid ice road trucker.

You will find a special section dedicated to providing everything you need to secure employment in the Northwest Territory of Canada during the Ice Road Truck Season. From freight companies, to training programs & schools, to licensure, to backdoor industry contacts, our featured eBook shows you the way!

Yellowknife not only offers extraordinary employment opportunities, but also boasts one of the most visited recreational areas in Canada.

During the frigid Ice Road Season in Yellowknife, you will be able to enjoy all of the winter activities, including snow tubing, skiing, dog sledding, snowmobiling, ice fishing, hunting, camping, hiking, plus so much more...

After putting in 2-3 months of hard work transporting goods to and from the Diamond Mines, take a few months off and enjoy yourself in Yellowknife. This city offers recreational activities year round, even when it's warm. You'll be able to boat, swim, golf & hunt. With its remarkably low cost housing, and an account full of cash, you can be sure that you'll have a great time.

Round up your friends and just have a good time out on the town. The night comes to life with Show bars, nightclubs, restaurants & bars. The fact is, Yellowknife has become one of the top employment & vacation destinations in Canada as it is situated near the Diamond Mines & offers easy access to the surrounding area.

Within our eBook/link directory, you will find hundreds of resources for Women in Yellowknife. Whether you want to work in the Ice Road Trucking Industry, or are more interested in working in the city, you'll find an extensive directory of resources for Women. Join local clubs, organizations & participate in fairs and earn a substantial income.

If you are unlicensed and inexperienced, simply enroll in a 2-4 week training course and get your Class 1A license to begin driving the Ice Roads. An increasing amount of women are becoming Ice Road Trucker's!!!

You drive off into the -32 degree night... Over frozen ice with several tons of cargo, gauging the speed, being extra careful of not breaking the speed limit, watching for ice road police & estimating thickness, with no road lights. The only thing standing between you and your destination is 350 miles of untested Ice. It's a race.

It's a race for the first delivery! Companies & the mines put up rewards whoever gets there first.

There is absolutely no other job like it in the world. You are your own boss, responsible for the cargo. Do you have what it takes to be a resilient Ice Road, hard nosed Trucker?

The feeling that you get when you roll into the mining areas, cheering men, the parties, under-the-table lump sum bonuses (oooops - maybe we shouldn't say that!). You are seen as real-life hero's, for taking such great risks crossing over frozen waterways, hitting the brakes, sliding through the mountains and tundra, risking it all just give provide supplies for the next 10 months. All we can say, is just give it a shot!

If you're curious as to who will pay for your truck insurance, the answer is the freight company. They hire you, and will pay for all fuel costs, damages, insurances, licenses, etc...

But do keep in mind, that if you show a pattern which costs the transport company, money, they may cancel your contract. So be careful!

Within our eBook, we provide you with inside information on how you can reduce your liabilities, virtually eliminating all risks involved in the Ice Road Trucking Industry.

With years of experience in the industry, we share our Ice Road Trucking Employment Secrets with you. Never before has a guide so rich in information been released to the public on the Ice Road Trucking industry in Canada.

We have come together to reveal our inside industry secrets so you can take a shot at a high paying Ice Road Trucking Job.

From soliciting a job with an Ice Road Transport Company, to travel expenses and logistics, to room & board, to office manager contacts, we are confident that you will find our featured guide to be extremely useful when looking to secure a job as an Ice Road Trucker.