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Moving to Canada from Ukraine under CUAET: What to expect

читайте це українською: Переміщення до Канади з України за програмою CUAET: Чого очікувати   Information: The last day to apply for a visitor visa under the Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel (CUAET) program was July 15, 2023. New applications are no longer being accepted. However, if you submitted an [...]

FinanceMar 25, 2022

What’s a good credit score for newcomers in Canada?

Many newcomers are surprised by how important credit is in Canada’s financial system. Unlike countries where people generally only take credit when needed and being in debt is often considered bad, the Canadian economy is credit-driven and credit is used even for regular everyday purchases. In [...]

CareerAug 20, 2021

8 reasons why networking is essential for your career in Canada

Starting a new career in Canada can be overwhelming for newcomers. Even if you’ve arrived in Canada with previous work experience, the way to approach the job market here may be different from your home country.  As you start to familiarize yourself with the professional culture in Canada, you [...]

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FinanceApr 5, 2021

Canadian finances 101: What you should know as a newcomer

Canada’s financial ecosystem is made up of banks, credit unions, trusts, and other financial and insurance companies and it is considered to be one of the most sound and safest in the world. According to the Global Competitiveness Report 2019, published by the World Economic Forum, Canada ranked 9th [...]

CareerOct 19, 2020

Canadian resume and cover letter: Format, tips, and templates

 For many newcomers, finding employment quickly after moving to Canada is a high-priority action item. Whether you’re contemplating a career switch or looking to get back in your field of work, the first step is usually the same – to have a resume and a cover letter that you [...]

Healthcare in Canada: Basics for newcomers

One of the top reasons newcomers choose Canada as their new home is access to a publicly-funded universal healthcare system. In each Canadian province, a portion of the taxes paid by citizens and residents is utilized by the provincial government to administer health services. This enables eligible individuals to [...]

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