After you Arrive

Living in Canada

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  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 long-lasting impacts. It’s also an important day for all Canadians to learn more about Canada’s… read more

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Easter in Canada: Celebrations and Traditions

Toronto Blue Jays for newcomers to Canada

Saint Patrick’s Day: When Canada Goes Green

Celebrating newcomers on International Women’s Day

March Break in Canada: Planning Your Perfect Holiday

Is Family Day a Statutory Holiday in Canada?

Celebrating Canadian Black History Month

Top Canadian Winter Festivals to Celebrate the Season

What are the Rules about Children Sharing Bedrooms?

Manage Your Finances

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  Insurance in Canada: What Newcomers Need to Know

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Do Newcomers Need to File an Income Tax Return?

Retirement Savings: Demystifying RRSPs

Building Credit History in Canada as a Newcomer

Black Friday Sales | Tips to Stay on Budget

Money Management Tips for Newcomers to Canada

How to Manage Your Personal Finances When You’re New to Canada

5 Tips to Get the Best Mortgage Rates in Canada

Boxing Day in Canada Can Save You Money

Holiday Season Online Shopping Scams Newcomers Can Avoid