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Canada vs the USA – Where should I go: Boston or Montreal?
Canada compared to the United States, Montreal compared to Boston There are some rivalries that, like a fine wine, highlight the absolute best of the ingredients involved while only getting better with age. Canada versus America. French versus English. The Canadiens versus the Bruins. It all adds up to one thing— Montreal versus Boston.
Canada vs Australia – Where should I Go: Brisbane or Calgary?
Australia compared to Canada, Brisbane compared to Calgary Welcome to part 4 of our Australia vs. Canada series: Brisbane vs. Calgary. So here goes our series next installment: a subtropical city near surfing paradises, and a continental climate near some of the world’s best skiing and most beautiful national parks.
How To Fix Mistakes on a PR Card
If, when you receive your first PR card, there is a mistake that needs to be fixed, then the process for doing so is not the same as applying for a replacement card. In the case of a mistake on your first PR card, you must apply for a Request to Reissue a Permanent Resident…
Canada vs the USA: Where should I go?
Canada compared to the United States, Toronto compared to New York City The United States and Canada have long been two of the most popular destinations for migrants seeking a better life. The question is, where should you settle? So, what’s it going to be? Moose or Bald Eagles? Hockey or Football? This article highlights…
The Top 8 Worst Ways to Immigrate to Canada
There are numerous ways to come to Canada as both a temporary and permanent resident, and so there are numerous ways to achieve that great goal, Canadian Citizenship. But not all ways are made equal, and one thing we have learned in our experience is that the most popular ways people think of immigrating to…
Open Sesame! Or How Your Canadian Passport is a Key to Many Doors
Along with many other advantages, the Canadian passport will allow you to travel freely to developed countries all over the world. According to the Henley Visa Restrictions Index 2013, Canadians can visit 170 countries and territories without a visa, or obtain one upon arrival.
How to prepare for your citizenship test
The citizenship exam is one of the last and most important steps on the way to a Canadian citizenship, that every eligible applicant of age between 18 and 54(at the time of applying) must take. It is in place to ensure IRCC that you have sufficient knowledge of Canada and of the rights and responsibilities…
Notice to Prepare for Your Citizenship Exam
If you have applied for Canadian Citizenship and have received, completed and submitted a Residence Questionnaire, alongside supporting documentation, you will be receiving a Notice to prepare for your citizenship exam. What is it and what do you need to do with it? Find out here.
The Worst Countries to Immigrate To
Everybody knows that anyone who can avoid it is not going to live in Haiti, North Korea, Somalia, or South Sudan. Obviously the worst countries to live in are not going to attract a lot of immigrants. Just for fun, here is the list of the 10 worst countries to live in for 2013, by…
FAST Card for Commercial Drivers
Get Your FAST Card Now The FAST card (Free and Secure Trade) is an identification card which allows truck drivers to cross the US-Canada or US-Mexico border in their commercial vehicle more quickly and with less hassle. This is because all FAST card holders are first pre-screened with thorough background checks and are then interviewed…
