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Manitoba town appeals to Americans who may be tired of politics and looking to move

The town of Lynn Lake, Man., is reaching out to American voters.
The town of Lynn Lake, Man., is reaching out to American voters.

The town of Lynn Lake, Man., has a sincere offer to any Americans who might be considering a move after the November election, why not northern Manitoba?

The town put out a tweet Tuesday: “Dear Americans, have a skilled trade + #debatenight made u say #noneoftheabove? Let’s talk.  We may have a place for you here #cdnpoli #usa”

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The town’s chief administrative officer (CAO) says it’s only partially tongue-in-cheek.  Lynn Lake is looking for skilled tradespeople and has a surplus of housing.

“We do not have a certified electrician, we do not have a certified plumber,” town CAO Ric Stryde said.

More importantly, Stryde said Lynn Lake has plenty to offer anyone who loves the outdoors.

“I can be at a lake five minutes after I’m done work. In a boat, fishing,” Stryde said. “We’ve got moose, caribou, all the big game animals.”

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Lynn Lake, home to about 700 people,  is just over 1,000 kilometers north of Winnipeg.

 

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