Landing in Canada soon? Things you need to know.
Before you arrive into Canada here’s a few things you need to know and do.
Settling In Canada
Steps to Access Free Health Care in Canada
As a newcomer, you can save yourself worry and out of pocket expenses when you know how to access free health care. Find out how to apply for free health care when you land in Canada.
Connect Online with Newcomer Settlement Services
Canada is ready to welcome 465,000 newcomers in 2023! And, if you're one of many about to call Canada home, the Canadian Connections Summit is fast approaching. This online summit is a great opportunity to connect directly with newcomer settlement services from cities...
Should My First Place in Canada be a Basement Apartment?
Many new Canadians originally shy away from the idea of renting a basement apartment to live in. Many imagine a dark and damp basement with bad living conditions. This is very far from the truth. It may not sound too appealing but in Canada, basements are usually...
Discover Canadian Cities at this Online Summit
Many Canadian cities are growing in population, partly due to immigration driving growth. So, if you’re one of the many people ready to call Canada your new home, join our Canadian Connections Summit, in February 2023. You can connect with housing, employment,...
Canadian Connections Summit & Newcomer Success
Arriving in Canada soon? Join the Canadian Connections Summit | Connecting People and Places to Drive Newcomer Success. With a rapidly changing labour market and housing market, you’ll hear from leading economists about key employment and housing factors that drive...
Celebrating Christmas in Canada
People outdoor skating at Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto. Christmas is one of the biggest holidays in the world. Billions of people around the globe celebrate Christmas in over 160 countries. Canada, especially, is known for its extravagant celebrations that start...
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.
Best Engineering Universities in Canada
Canada is home to some of the best research-based engineering universities in the world. And, no matter which public university you go to, you will get some of the best education in the world. You'll also receive a widely recognized degree that many countries around...
Celebrating Diwali 2022 in Canada
What is Diwali? Diwali is a five-day festival that more than a billion people worldwide celebrate. This festival is celebrated by many ethnic groups across South Asia, mostly by people in India, Nepal, and Sri Lanka. Canada accepts many immigrants from this part of...