Your way to Canada
The Canadian telecommunications company will invest C$16 billion in Alberta by 2025. Telus, a large provider of telecommunications products and services, including the Internet, voice communication, and IPTV, plans to connect Alberta residents to the PureFiber high-speed network. This technology will provide enhanced wireless capabilities at much higher speeds throughout the province of Alberta. According Read More …
According to official figures, only 0.3% of illegal immigrants in Canada have a serious criminal past. Arguments over whether refugees pose a threat to the country’s security have not ceased in Canada during the past several years. This issue has been discussed in social networks, in the press, in the government, and even on the Read More …
This year, the birth tourism growth rate reached a peak. More women than ever before come to Canada to give birth. People from all over the world agree on the fact that Canada is a great place to live and raise a family. Perhaps this is why this country is experiencing an increase in the Read More …
A new study shows that of all the stressful situations that Canadians face, moving to a new city and buying a home are the worst. According to a study by Mortgage Professionals Canada, buying a home is one of the most stressful life decisions that Canadians have to make throughout their lives. Moving to a Read More …
The average Canadian family now earns more than their southern neighbours. Canadians are proud of their nation. Many things — from maple syrup to free medical care — distinguish them from their American neighbours. And now there is another significant difference. A new study shows that most Canadians earn more than Americans. A report published Read More …
Did you know that you can’t keep rats as pets in Alberta, and you’re not allowed to paint a garage in purple in Ontario? Find more weird laws in this article. Although most of these laws seem rather unusual, it’s important to note that many of them were passed decades ago. For certain reasons, they Read More …
A Swiss immigrant who has lived in Canada for 20 years, both in big cities and in small villages, tells how the Canadian rural life differs from life in a big city. You may prefer the anonymity of life in a big city, but living in a small community has its advantages. You’ll benefit from Read More …
Montreal is justly loved by its residents. However, no one will deny that even this lovely city has its flaws that are hard to ignore. Fortunately, there are not so many of them. You Practice your French … to Be Answered in English If you are trying to improve your French, the most discouraging thing Read More …
The Economist Intelligence Unit, a business within the Economist Group, has presented its yearly list of the most livable cities of the world. The ranking is based on factors such as stability, healthcare, culture, environment, education, and infrastructure. Three Canadian cities have hit the top 10. The Economist Intelligence Unit study covers 140 cities in Read More …
The Internet Code of Conduct will provide Canadians with additional guarantees against unexpectedly high bills and will help them resolve disputes with Internet service providers. The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has adopted an Internet service providers (ISPs) Code of Conduct to improve the protection of Canadian consumers. The Internet Code will provide Canadians Read More …