Canada Job Markets: A Starting Point
As a newcomer in Canada, getting to know and understand Canada job markets will be an important part of your
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Top 10 Reasons Why Expats Love Canada
Canada constantly ranks as one of the top immigrant destinations on the planet and we’re not surprised at all. Moving
Seven Tips for Expats Visiting Home
It’s inevitable part of the expatriate experience: that first trip back home after months spent in abroad. You can picture it
Medical Marijuana in Canada
Here’s some information about who is eligible to obtain a medical marijuana in Canada, and the process of obtaining it, from Settle-in.com
Unemployment in Canada: making your next move
In Canada, workers who find themselves unemployed have a variety of support and resources from both governmental agencies and nonprofit organizations that are dedicated to presenting work opportunities to residents of Canada. Here’s a look at the steps you should take to minimize the stress of unemployment in Canada, stay on your feet, and turn a tough situation into an opportunity.
New Year’s Customs in Canada
Every country’s traditions are unique, and Canada is no exception. If you’re a newcomer, you may feel nostalgic for your homeland festivities, but don’t let that stop you from getting involved in New Year’s Customs in Canada. To make the celebration even more magical, why not combine the customs of your home country with those of your new home!
12 Interesting Facts About Justin Trudeau
In honor of his victory, we’ve got a list 12 cool facts about Justin Trudeau that may come as a surprise!
11 ways to cut heating costs in Canada
Yes, winter is coming, and we’re excited about that! Even though some Canadians make a national sport about complaining about the
Labour Day in Canada
Labour day in North America falls on the first Monday of September. The long weekend is a symbol of the unofficial end of summer. In Canada, Labour Day has been celebrated since the early 1870s. It origins are found in a parade that was held in support of the Toronto Typographical Union’s strike.
Intellectual Property in Canada
Intellectual property in Canada is defined as the legal rights of the owner’s of designs, creative works and ideas. These ideas can be officially registered under trademarks, patents, copyright, industrial designs and integrated circuit topographies.