Just Arrived in Canada? Things you need to know.
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Living In Canada
Celebrate Christmas in Canada with Exciting Markets & Festivals
Christmas is one of the biggest holidays in the world. Billions of people around the globe celebrate Christmas in over 160 countries. Canada is known for its extravagant celebrations that start in November and continue until January. Exciting festivals, markets, and...
National Day for Truth & Reconciliation is Sept 30
September 30 marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Also known as Orange Shirt Day, it recognizes and remembers the tragic history and honours the survivors of residential schools. These schools were underfunded and inflicted abuse on children leaving...
Easter in Canada: Celebrations and Traditions
The arrival of spring is one of the most anticipated times of the year for Canadians. As winter loosens its cold grip, Canadians get outdoors and enjoy the warmer weather. Spring also brings an exciting holiday with it, Easter in Canada! While many Canadians celebrate...
Manage Your Finances
Building Credit History in Canada as a Newcomer
A lesson many newcomers learn when they arrive in Canada is that you need credit to pay for large expenses, buy a car, or purchase a home. However, it's difficult to borrow without a credit history in Canada. Canadian lenders typically check each applicant’s credit...
Black Friday Sales | Tips to Stay on Budget
What is Black Friday? The Black Friday sale in Canada is a bargain shopper's delight! It marks the official date for retailers to launch some of their best sales of the holiday season. If you've recently arrived in Canada, you may be curious about all the hype...
Money Management Tips for Newcomers to Canada
Whether you have recently immigrated to Canada, or you're an international student these money management tips will help you build a foundation for financial success. From opening a bank account to filing your first income tax return, discover why these money tips for...
Employment In Canada
Winter Driving in Canada: 7 Tips to Increase Your Safety
Winter driving in Canada can be a concern, especially if you have recently arrived and have never driven in snow. These seven tips will ensure your winter driving safety and help you prepare for emergencies. Even though winter officially arrives on December 21st, it's...
Housing Market in Canada: Latest News for Newcomers
For many newcomers, buying a home in Canada is a dream that can help set roots and build equity. Following Canada home prices can help you discover affordable cities and regions. Researching the housing market in Canada is vital when considering what city to settle in, where, and when to buy a home. Discover what’s… read more
4 Items for Your First Winter Season in Canada
You may have heard stories about the Canadian winter being very harsh and long. The truth is that, yes the winter is cold, with temperatures reaching as low as minus 20 degrees in Toronto and Ottawa. However, with just a little planning ahead and a few new clothes, you will find that you can be comfortable in these temperatures. More good news is that your home will have central heating, making it warm and cozy throughout the winter. The same is true of nearly every indoor space, so you will not have to spend too long outdoors if you don’t want to.
Buying Your First Home
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