Author: Clint Curtis

Again, only cash transactions require rounding, any other form of payment – cheque, credit and debit card and electronic transactions – do not. If I’m paying a bill at my bank, can I use pennies? Yes, pennies continue to be legal tender in Canada and banks accept them for cash payments. Do Canadian banks still […]

The 1955 NSF penny is one of the rarest Canadian pennies ever struck. By mistake, a small number of 1955 pennies were struck with the older design “no shoulder fold or strap” dies. These examples typically sell anywhere from several hundred to several thousands of dollars at auction. Are pennies in Canada worth anything? Yes, […]

It is legal to be paid in cash but you must still be paid at least the minimum wage. Your employer must give you a record or “pay slip” every time you are paid. Can you be paid in cash in Canada? From: Financial Consumer Agency of Canada Most merchants accept cash as a form […]

Among other things, the Court has jurisdiction to hear disputes regarding tax law, maritime law, immigration law, Aboriginal law, prison law, social law, aeronautics, intellectual property and national security. What is handled by the Federal Court of Canada? The Federal Court is Canada’s national trial court which hears and decides legal disputes arising in the […]

You receive a Determination of Eligibility document at the end of your eligibility interview if you are deemed eligible to make a claim. It shows you have the legal status of “refugee claimant” in Canada. What happens after refugee interview Canada? Once your claim has been referred to the RPD you will be given: A […]

57 per cent. According to the survey, 57 per cent of Canadian millennials are already homeowners. That figure is higher among those aged 35 and up (63%). What percentage of millennials own their house? The latest surveys have millennial homeownership at 47.9%. That means the number of millennials that own their own home is estimated […]

Called a “Canadian Forces Registration” (CFR), these licence plates are white with a green border and the text “Canada” written on them at the top in green, with a red maple leaf on either side of the text at the top. License plates show only the CFR’s last five numbers for vehicles and for trailers. […]

5,066. Transport Canada Department overview Headquarters 330 Sparks St, Ottawa, ON K1A 0N5, Canada 45°25′9.8″N 75°42′17.84″W Employees 5,066 (4,839 Indeterminate, 89 Term > 3 months, 138 Casual) Minister responsible Omar Alghabra Website www.tc.canada.ca How big is the transportation industry in Canada? $20.2bnPublic Transportation in Canada – Market Size 2005–2027 $20.2bn Public Transportation in Canada Market […]

Provincial/territorial governments. From: Transport Canada Provincial/territorial governments are therefore responsible for the planning, design, construction, operation, maintenance and financing of highways within their jurisdiction. Transport Canada is closely monitoring the COVID-19 situation. What level of government is responsible for highways? The provincial government oversees areas affecting all of Ontario, such as education, health care and […]

proof of a Canadian bank account in your name. proof of a student/education loan from a financial institution. your bank statements for the past four months. a bank draft in convertible currency. proof of payment of tuition and accommodation fees. a letter from the person or institution providing you with money.