Author: Clint Curtis

An employer must provide an employee with at least two weeks written notice of their intention to terminate the employment of an employee. In lieu of written notice, the employer must pay two weeks wages at the regular rate to the employee. Can you get fired with no warnings? An employer can dismiss an employee […]

Casual Employment Employees who are offered a part-time casual position of 12 hours or more per week, for a period of more than six months, must contribute under the pension plan from the date of their appointment. How many hours is considered casual? Casual Employees A casual employee is generally a person who is ‘engaged […]

The monthly (average) cost of living in Canada for international students is usually between CAD $600 and $800 for food and other daily expenses, excluding accommodation. How much money do I need to go to Canada as a student? Funds Required Outside of Quebec Persons coming to Canada Funds required per year (in addition to […]

The country has a long history of providing high-quality dental care to its citizens, which has led to a large and skilled dental workforce. This means that you will be able to find excellent dental services no matter where you live in Canada. Is dentist in demand in Canada? While there is a shortage of […]

Better Job Outlook: Both the United Kingdom and Canada provide incredible chances for foreign employees to advance their careers, however Canada provides more options in specific industries than the United Kingdom. The unemployment level in Canada is now at 7.5 percent, the lowest level since January 2020. Is UK better than Canada for jobs? When […]

University requirements are fairly straightforward. In all cases, admission is based almost entirely on academic marks gained in high school, generally grade 12, although some schools also consider grade 11 marks as well. In most cases, an overall average of at least 70% in high school will suffice. What grades do colleges look at in […]

In Canada, the level of immigration has caused the country to be overpopulated. In fact, the effect of this overpopulation is giving rise to other problems. Problems like; violence, environmental pollution, increased conflict, higher demand for the necessities of life, and more. What are the major issues with immigration in Canada? What are the challenges […]

Top 8 Free Online Courses offered by Canadian Universities Software Engineering Courses. How to Code Course. Human Resource Management Programme. Gender Analytics Programme. Dino 101: Dinosaur Paleobiology. The Arts and Science of Relationships: Understanding Human Needs. Business Foundation Course. Indigenous Canada. What are the courses for free? Best FREE Online Certification Course Providers 1) Coursera. […]

Canadians earning high incomes in Atlantic Canada and Quebec generally face the highest effective tax rates in Canada. This is the case across three income levels above $100,000 and four types of households—single individuals, couples with no children, couples with one child, and couples with two children. Who pays the most taxes in Canada? The […]

Biweekly means either twice a week or every two weeks and can therefore create confusion for the reader. How does biweekly pay work in Canada? Government of Canada employees are paid in arrears. This means that you are paid for your work during your first 2 week pay period, 2 weeks following, at the end […]