What used to be a high-paying, bulletproof career is now one that has many people laid off and looking for work. Like others in Alberta’s oil and gas sector, geophysicists are now left to reimagine new career paths. Carolyn Kury de Castillo has more on a group of recent geophysics grads who are determined to make a go of it despite the grim job numbers.
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Unemployed Calgary geophysicists look for new ways to use skills
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