Just Arrived in Canada? Things you need to know.
Here are some free resources to help you with starting your new life in Canada.
Living In Canada
National Day for Truth & Reconciliation is Sept 30
A crosswalk is painted orange with white feathers to honour survivors of Canada's residential school system. Each year, September 30 marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (also known as Orange Shirt Day). The day recognizes and remembers the tragic...
Statutory Holidays in Canada | Guide for Newcomers
Having an extra day off from time to time is important to rest, have time to yourself, spend time with family or do other tasks. These extra days off are known as statutory holidays (or 'stat' or 'public' holidays) in Canada. During these holidays, most people...
Celebrating the History of Labour Day in Canada
Marking the unofficial end of summer, most people know Labour Day in Canada for its extravagant parades and great shopping deals. Labour Day in Canada is an annual statutory holiday that occurs on the first Monday of every September. The holiday has a very deep and...
Manage Your Finances
How to Manage Your Personal Finances When You’re New to Canada
When you arrive in Canada, its essential to manage your personal finances. Learn what to budget for and how much you should plan to spend. Your budget will help you to manage how much you spend and live within your means.
Building Credit History in Canada
It is a lesson that many newcomers learn when they arrive in Canada: you need credit to pay for large expenses, buy a car, or purchase a home. However, you can't borrow without a Canadian credit history. Canadian lenders typically check each applicant’s credit files...
5 Tips to Get the Best Mortgage Rates in Canada
When searching for your first home, here are five tips to ensure you get the best mortgage rates in Canada. And, to get the best rates will require you to research so you know how to select a mortgage that's right for you. Many newcomers arrive with savings to own a...
Employment In Canada
Canada Job Bank: Your Vital Research Tool
Researching Your Occupation in Canada The Canada Job Bank is an essential tool to research your profession or trade in Canada. It is a service provided by the government of Canada that allows you to search for jobs in your field and apply for them online. Canada Job...
What is Mentoring? Career Guidance in Canada
What is mentoring? In the context of your career, a mentoring relationship can be an important tool to help you develop new skills, become more confident, and achieve important career goals. In simple terms, it’s a process where someone shares their skills and...
Self-awareness is Key to Your Job Search
Self-awareness is the key to unlocking a world of job opportunities and leading you to personal and professional excellence. With an increased understanding of your strengths, areas to improve, and values, you can make well-informed career decisions, navigate...
Buying Your First Home
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