Kayaking and Canada seem to be made for each other. With almost 2 million lakes (yes, you read that correctly) and 202,080 km of coastline, there is an abundance of…
Canada
Canada is the largest country by total area in North America and the second-largest country in the world behind Russia. It is bordered to the west by the Pacific Ocean and Alaska, to the east by the Atlantic Ocean, to the northeast by Greenland (across the Nares Strait), and to the south by the “Lower 48” states of the U.S.A. The nation is home to 35.16 million people.
Canada has been majorly influenced and governed by Britain and France throughout its history. In some parts of Canada (particularly Quebec and parts of New Brunswick), Canadians primarily speak French. The official language is English, and French is recognized at territorial levels. It became a self-governing dominion in 1867, while retaining ties to the British crown. Canada has developed parallel alongside the U.S. economically and technologically.
The nation is known for its vast untouched landscape and unique, yet tolerant, blend of cultures. The nation boasts sky-high mountains, glaciers, rainforests, and remote beaches. The terrain allows for a fantastic playground for snowboarders on Whistler’s mountains, surfers along Nova Scotia’s swells, and kayakers in the South Nahanni River. The nation offers urban fun as well in cosmopolitan cities like Vancouver.
Canadian winters are cold and long, especially in the northern parts of the country. In the central interior and prairie provinces, the daily temperature average in winter is 5°F (-20°C), with daily lows near -20°F (-28°C). Daytime summer temperatures can rise to 95°F (35°C) and higher.
Many people say that there is nothing more important in life than good health and this is something that Canada has taken to heart by offering a comprehensive, universal health care system which is publicly funded and available to all residents living in the country.
Opening a Canadian Bank account, obtaining credit card and qualifying for a car loan or a home purchase mortgage are all made easy for new immigrants.
If you ask people in Ontario to describe the town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, they tend to use words such as quaint, pretty, and charming. It was, after all, named “The Prettiest…
Kayaking and Canada seem to be made for each other. With almost 2 million lakes (yes, you read that correctly) and 202,080 km of coastline, there is an abundance of…
Rules on working in Canada while studying in Canada have recently changed to make it easier for visiting students to work during their studies.
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Rules on working in Canada while studying in Canada have recently changed to make it easier for visiting students to work during their studies.
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Opening a Canadian Bank account, obtaining credit card and qualifying for a car loan or a home purchase mortgage are all made easy for new immigrants.
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There are no restrictions on the purchase of property or businesses in Ontario by non-resident investors. This means that you are free to purchase homes, commercial properties, businesses, or agricultural land.
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Many people say that there is nothing more important in life than good health and this is something that Canada has taken to heart by offering a comprehensive, universal health care system which is publicly funded and available to all residents living in the country.
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A full-length parka, seal skin boots and a muskrat hat may feel like what you need to stay warm during your first Canadian winter.
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If you ask people in Ontario to describe the town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, they tend to use words such as quaint, pretty, and charming. It was, after all, named “The Prettiest…
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