Author: Clint Curtis

Air Canada is Canada’s largest airline and has had a tradition of firsts over its 85 year-lifespan. Emerging as Trans-Canada Air Lines (TCA) on April 10, 1937, with its first flight just over four months later, the airline has a history of innovation. Is Air Canada A US company? Corporate Profile Air Canada is Canada’s […]

Do I need to give my biometrics to visit Canada if I’m in the United States and I’ve already given my biometrics when I entered the U.S.? Yes. If you’re a foreign national (not a U.S. national) visiting or living in the United States, you’ll still need to give your biometrics to Canada. Does US […]

Nunavut. In general, according to statistics, Eureka in Nunavut is the coldest place in Canada, with average temperatures hovering around −19.7 °C or −3 °F for the year. Where is the coldest place right now? Antarctica1) Eastern Antarctic Plateau, Antarctica (-94°C) The Eastern Antarctic Plateau claims the title of coldest place on Earth. What is […]

Visiting Canada between December and March is generally the ideal time if you want the best skiing and snowboarding conditions. If you’re looking to get the best price, travelling during late March to early April is best, as both the crowds and the snow have slowed down as the warmer months begin. What is the […]

Vancouver is the most expensive city to build a new home in Canada.Average Home Building Costs in Canada (Per Square Foot) Home Type Production Single-Family Home (Stock Home Plans) Custom-Built Single- Family Ottawa/Gatineau $120 – $195 $435 – $910 Montreal $105 – $180 $390 – $800 Halifax $90 – $150 $250 – $500 Is it […]

You will complete a Canada student visa interview as part of your visa application process. This is one of the final steps in your student visa application and you will be on your way to study in Canada soon after. Can I get Canada visa without interview? Is an interview required for a Canada visitor […]

The provincial power over Property and civil rights (s. 92(13)) gives provinces the authority to regulate trade and commerce within their respective territory. Who regulates residential property in Canada? The Canadian Constitution gives the provinces jurisdiction over property, and as a result a vast majority of the legislation concerning real estate is made at the […]

Eastern Canadians know about ice storms, they occur about 10 to 15 times a year, but never had anyone experienced ice rains like those during the first week of January. Are ice storms common in Canada? When winter precipitation falls as freezing rain or drizzle, heavy ice accumulations (ice storms) can also cause significant damage, […]

The Trans-Canada Highway (TCH) is a series of provincial highways which join all ten provinces of Canada. Following 8,030 km (just under 5,000 miles) of Trans-Canada Highway across all ten provinces is one of the three-longest single-country highway journeys in the world. Is there a highway that goes across Canada? The Trans-Canada Highway is Canada’s […]

Go for something built from about 1960–1969. It shouldn’t be hard, although it limits the neighbourhoods you will be living in. A house that old will put you in an “inner suburb”, so fairly close to the city center but you will still need a car. Houses up to about 1960 generally weren’t built as […]