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You, being a Canadian, would be unable to find a job working as a house framer. The reasons are various - The construction companies could not afford to pay you the salary that you would expect to make. They definitely won't offer you any housing allowance to pay your monthly rent or utilities. Not being able to speak the language would also be a big minus for you. Almost all of the Korean housing is made with reinforced concrete, not wood as you are probably used to working with. Not being a citizen would also not benefit you. You would need to get the appropriate Visa for working in Korea, but the Korean Government doesn't offer Visas for single people looking for work other than subjects such as teaching English, or other scholar-related subjects. The only other "right person" who may offer you assistance would be a South Korean Embassy or Counsulate where you live currently. They will provide you with the latest information.
