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Relocating to a brand new city is a massive (yet exciting) event that takes weeks, and even months of planning.
Relocating to a brand new city is a massive (yet exciting) event that takes weeks, and even months of planning.
In Toronto, you don’t need a car to get around. Excellent public transportation and car share options like zipcar and Car2Go are
When you arrive in Calgary, Edmonton or another area of Alberta, one of the first formalities you may need to take care of (if you plan to take to the roads in Canada!) is obtaining your Alberta drivers license.
The health insurance plan in Vancouver and British Columbia is called the Medical Services Plan (MSP). When you arrive, register to health care should be a priority!
If you already have a driver’s license in the country from which you are relocating, and you have considerable experience driving, the process of obtaining your Ontario Driver’s License is not too difficult. But if you’re new to driving, the it is a bit more involved. Ontario cares about road safety and preparedness, so there is a graduated licensing process. Here are the details!
. Now that you’re in Calgacry, you may find yourself unsure about the best places to shop for the things you’ll need. Don’t worry, we’ve put together a helpful list of where to find necessities in Calgary. Getting to know your new city will take some time and exploration, but we’re here to help you get settled-in more quickly.
Healthcare in Canada is implemented and managed on a provincial level, and each of the 13 provinces and territories have set up a slightly difference system. Here’s the scoop on Healthcare in British Columbia.
You’ve been planning your big move for months – booking flights, getting your permits and visas in order, scheduling shipments
Relocating to a new city means you’ll be keeping busy setting up your affairs and getting to know your exciting
When you’re relocating to Toronto, one of the first orders of business is setting up a bank account. Having a bank account will give you the resources to write cheques, use ATMs (also called ABMs), receive funds (including your paycheck) through direct deposits into your account, and use a debit card to make purchases directly from your account.