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Over 32,000 new tech workers came to Canada

Over 32,000 new tech workers came to Canada in the past year according to the Technology Councils of North America (TECNA) and Canada’s Tech Network (CTN) have released a report on the migration of tech workers and jobs in Canada. The report found that Between April 2022 and March 2023 over...

Tornado Warning — Memories From Incredible Canada Trip

Canada was freezing. As someone who grew up in a warm climate in Turkey and on the Aegean coast, I was freezing. I had a 7-day trip to Canada for a business trip. The first night I stayed at Hotel Zero1 in Montreal, in the city center opposite the entrance to Chinatown. Photo Taken by Auth...

My Favorite Cities in Canada, Part 2

Vancouver has a lot of things going for it (the housing prices not being one of them). It has wonderful museums, restaurants, shops, markets, and an aquarium. However, I’m mainly going to be focusing on the parks, because they were what stood out to me the most when I visited. First of all,...

The near crash of Air Canada flight 759

On the 7th of July 2017, Air Canada flight 759 lined up to land on the taxiway instead of the runway at San Francisco International Airport, in the process coming just seconds away from causing what might have been one of the worst aviation disasters in history. This article examines the sequence of...

4 years in Canada. 7 lessons as an Immigrant.

It is a very competitive market. Canada is great as it opened its doors to immigrants. The smartest people from all over the world are coming here as skilled workers. What the government probably didn’t calculate is whether the local businesses can create enough jobs for those who arrive. ...

Intro to Canada

Three seasons. Four months, one hundred and thirty days. This year, between March and July 2023, Toronto was like a second home. Alongside an internship at a French-speaking media, L’Express de Toronto, I enjoyed immersing myself in Canadian culture. Based to the east of downtown, I took ...

What food is taxed in Canada?

If you’re a foodie living in Canada, you might be surprised to learn that some of your favourite foods are taxed. But don’t worry, we’re here to help you make sense of it all. In this blog post, we’ll break down which food items are taxed and why. So next time you’re at...

The Salary differences between Canada and USA for software engineers.

There’s no doubt that you will get paid more if you’re working in the US opposed to Canada as a software engineer. There are two things that are always quoted when talking about why that is; Cost of Living Exchange Rate I wanted to figure out if these higher expenses wer...

10 Most Interesting Things to See in Vancouver, Canada

Vancouver, a city where the ocean meets the mountains and urban life blends seamlessly with the great outdoors, is a destination that never ceases to captivate. Whether you’re an intrepid explorer, a culture enthusiast, or someone simply looking to unwind, this Canadian gem has something fo...

Moving to Vancouver, Canada permanently in the midst of a Global Pandemic — Covid-19

In August 2020, I traveled from the San Francisco Bay Area, USA to Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The purpose was to take on a new job in a new company/city/country(could be a bucket list item)! In this post, I am going to explain the various steps I had to go through be...

Where to Eat, Stay, and Explore in Canada — NomadTreneur

Canada, the second-largest country in the world, boasts breathtaking natural beauty, diverse cultures, and a thriving culinary scene. From the towering peaks of the Rocky Mountains to the historic streets of Quebec City, Canada offers a wide range of experiences for travelers. In this comprehensive ...

My Favorite Cities in Canada, Part 2

Vancouver has a lot of things going for it (the housing prices not being one of them). It has wonderful museums, restaurants, shops, markets, and an aquarium. However, I’m mainly going to be focusing on the parks, because they were what stood out to me the most when I visited. First of all,...

Top 8 Things To Do In And Around Vancouver, Canada — That Won’t Break Your Budget

If you’re looking for great coffee, head over to Revolver. They’re well known for their drip coffee, and you can get a flight of espresso! When you choose an espresso-based drink, you get to pick your espresso, so my husband and I each got a latte using a different one. They have th...

Long weekend in Canada

Make hay while sunshines is an apt saying for folks in Pacific North West (P.N.W). Three months of summer is so precious that people want to make good use of weekdays and weekend alike,Prats and I on one such sunny weekend set off to Northern Cascades inspired by Reshma’s pictures. Cascade...

US/Canada Guide for European Overlanders

Instead of renting (which is expensive) or buying a vehicle here, you can ship your own vehicle to North America. This is particularly attractive if: You already own a reliable vehicle in Europe. Your trip is long enough (2 months or longer) One of the most popular arrival hubs is Halif...

Will Canada See the Forest for the Trees?

Because our neighboring nations have so much in common culturally, you can sometimes almost forget that you’ve traveled to another country when visiting Canada from the United States. But after spending much of the last year fighting the efforts of the Trump administration to undermine our env...

Just Go Ahead and Die: The Disturbing Treatment of a Disabled Veteran in Canada

Since the privatisation of social services, Christine talks about the obstacles she has had to overcome just to receive base-level care from the Canadian government. While entitled to a new wheelchair every 5 years, she has had to wait 12 years for a replacement. During a visit from a Vetera...

Air Canada is Hostile to Disabled People

I’ve written about the challenges disabled people face when traveling by air numerous times, but these horror stories never seem to stop coming. Every week seems to bring a new case of disabled people having their equipment lost or destroyed, being injured, or just being violated by the indust...

A History of the Persecution of the Unvaccinated in Covid Era Canada

“Canadians view the unvaccinated as responsible for overwhelming the health care system (48%), people who are holding Canadians back from having a new normal life (40%), endangering society (36%)“ On that same day, in Ontario fully vaccinated people were 20% more likely to b...

Canada Issues Travel Warning for LGBTQ+ People Visiting US

The Canadian government warned its 2SLGBTQIA+ residents they may be at risk when travelling to the United States due to a growing number of restrictive laws in states controlled by Republicans. “Some states have enacted laws and policies that may affect 2SLGBTQI+ persons. Check relevant sta...

Send Medicine from India to Canada

Shipping medicines from India to the Canada is made easy with One Dunia Medicine Express. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you send medicines to Canada from Hyderabad: Step 1: Share your mobile number, pick-up address, and destination address with us. Step 2: Let us know whether ...

How to Start a Successful Truck Rental Business in US and Canada?

If you’re considering starting a truck rental business in US and Canada, careful planning is crucial to your success. This guide will take you through the key steps involved in setting up a prosperous business offering truck rental services. Here’s what you need to know. Und...

DZ vs. AZ License: How to Choose the Right License for Your Trucking Career in Canada

So, you’re thinking about the exciting journey to become a truck driver in Canada? Fantastic! But before you hit the open road, you’ll need to choose the right commercial driver’s license (CDL) for your desired career path. When it comes to Canadian trucking, two big contenders ...

The Great Wall of Canada

After years of feverish construction, the long-awaited Canada-U.S. border wall has finally been completed. At a dedication ceremony held at the heavily fortified Detroit-Windsor border crossing, President Trump and the Canadian prime minister jointly conducted a ribbon cutting. Due to security conce...

Gun Culture Showdown: Canada vs. USA

When it comes to guns, Canadians and Americans have very different attitudes. Canadians love hockey, maple syrup, and apologizing; Americans love guns, freedom, and shooting things. While it would be remiss to deny that guns were integral to the colonization of both countries — because of the ...

Dear America, your guns are killing us too, please get some gun control — Love, Canada

On April 18–19th, 2020, Canada experienced the largest mass shooting in our recorded history- 22 were left dead after a man dressed as a police officer rampaged through rural communities outside Halifax, Nova Scotia. On May 4th, our Federal Government banned all assault-style rifles. However, ...

Why immigrants have a hard time getting a job in Canada?

I have met so many people over the course of 3 years and everyone has a similar story. Getting a job in Canada is hard. Here I list out some issues and experiences I have heard and experienced as an immigrant. The reality is that, due to Canada’s aging population, the Canadian government wa...

How I Succeeded as an Immigrant in Canada, and How You Can Too

I am an immigrant in Canada, I was born and raised in Monterrey, Mexico, and moved to Vancouver, Canada with my family when I was 17. There are about 8 million immigrants in Canada as of 2023 (according to statista.com). Immigrating to a new country is not easy, but a lot of people, includin...

Canada PR Processing Time after Biometrics

Before delving into the processing time, let’s quickly recap the biometrics process. Biometrics involve the collection of your fingerprints and a photo to establish your identity. This step is crucial in the PR application process and typically occurs after you’ve submitted your applicat...

Canada assists 6,600 internationally trained health professionals to work in Canada

This investment will help highly educated and skilled immigrants gain proper recognition for their international credentials. This investment, for example, will allow internationally trained midwives to take their exams virtually, even before arriving in Canada. The move is in response to Canada&...

Should you get your H1B visa stamp in Canada or Mexico?

Your H1B visa is generally good for up to three years, at which point you may be eligible for one three-year extension. H1B is an unusual nonimmigrant visa in that you can have duel intention of also applying for permanent residence. If you are awaiting a response on your employment based green card...

Canada Immigration Programs Without a Job Offer

Canada, with its breathtaking landscapes and diverse opportunities, has become a dream destination for many aspiring immigrants. If you’re considering making the move to the Great White North but don’t have a job offer in hand, fret not!Canada Immigration Programs offers several tha...

Exploring Alternative Pathways to Migrate to Canada Besides Express Entry

Migrating to Canada has long been a dream for many individuals seeking better opportunities, quality of life, and diverse cultural experiences. While the Express Entry system remains a popular route for immigration, there exist alternative pathways that offer promising avenues to realize this dream....

4 Things I Wish I Knew Before Immigrating to Canada

My husband and I were born, raised, grew up and started growing old(er) in the Philippines. For the twentysomething years we’ve been together, the thought of ever leaving the only home we’ve ever known never entered our consciousness. We planted roots, made investments, an...

A Decade in Canada: A Review of Canadian Cities, From Vancouver to Toronto

My journey started in Ottawa, a city of political significance and stable economy thanks to the abundance of federal jobs. However, the city’s quiet nature often had me seeking excitement in neighboring Montreal. With a mix of English and French speakers, Ottawa is linguistically diverse but p...

Indigenous Canada Exploring the Rich History and Culture

1.1 Who are Indigenous Peoples? Indigenous Peoples in Canada refer to the original inhabitants of the land, including First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities. Each group has distinct languages, traditions, and belief systems, contributing to the nation’s cultural mosaic. 1.2 T...

Here’s Why Canada Mandated its Genocidal Residential Schools

Residential schools were in operation in Canada from 1870 to 1996. Generations of indigenous people from across the length and breadth of the country was decimated by this forced assimilation. The Canadian government said that it wanted to “civilize” the indigenous peoples by f...

The Reality of White Privilege and Racism in Canada

Canada is often celebrated for its multiculturalism and reputation as a welcoming and inclusive nation. However, beneath this veneer of diversity lies a persistent and insidious problem: systemic racism. Systemic racism refers to the policies, practices, and structures that perpetuate racial discrim...

Secure Your Digital Life: The Ultimate NordVPN Guide for Mac Users in Canada

When it comes to safeguarding your online activities, the digital landscape can be both fascinating and treacherous. In the vast realm of cybersecurity, securing your digital life as a Mac user in Canada is paramount. With the ever-evolving cyber threats and privacy concerns, ensuring your online...

Touch-and-Go Tragedy: The crash of Air Canada flight 621

On the 5th of July 1970, an Air Canada DC-8 plunged burning from the sky over Brampton, Ontario, leaving behind little more than a smoking crater in a field. The crash claimed the lives of 109 people, a toll which remains the worst in Air Canada’s history, even after more than 50 years. The se...

How Should You Prepare for the TEF Canada Exam?

The TEF Canada Exam is a global exam that measures your French language capabilities. Are you trying to prepare for the TEF Canada Exam? You’re at the proper location! The TEF Exam is created by means of the Paris-Ile-de-France Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The TEF Canada...

Which is a trustworthy matrimony platform to meet Christians in Canada?

In the ever-evolving landscape of online matchmaking, finding a trustworthy matrimony platform tailored for Christians in Canada is of paramount importance. ChristiansMatrimonial.com emerges as a beacon in this realm, offering a platform that aligns with the unique values and aspirations of Christ...