Author: Clint Curtis

From an immigration perspective, as an undergraduate student you may study part time in the Summer term without any impact on your study permit or post-graduation work permit eligibility. Can international students take summer courses Canada? International students can freely follow the same thinking and the same opportunities! You can look for jobs anywhere in […]

Are churches government funded in Canada? NO. But Schools are. All Schools, Public, Private, or Parochial, if they are accredited, receive funding according to their enrollment. How are churches in Canada funded? Religious congregations, specifically those listed among the 86,000 registered charities in Canada, generally derive their revenues through donations at gatherings, or regular membership […]

GCSEs are roughly equivalent to Canadian grade 11, that is, one year short of Canadian high school graduation. You would need at least another year of high school to get a high school diploma. What is GCSE called in Canada? Ontario Secondary School Graduation Diploma / Diplôme d’Études Secondaires – Advanced level and general level […]

If your Grade Point Average meets the criteria of Canadian universities then, you are more than qualified to continue your tertiary education in Canada. What is a 4.0 GPA in Canada? Letter Grade Percentage GPA D 40-49% 1 F 0-39% 0 What is an F in Canada? The grading system in Newfoundland and Labrador Just […]

In Canada, over 80% of schools have one or more active school policies, including recess. Do middle schools in Canada have recess? Recess in elementary and middle schools in Canada is generally understood as a time for children and teachers to break from instruction. Why are schools removing recess? When recess is eliminated or reduced, […]

The factors into the current shortage include vets reducing the number of hours to avoid being overworked, many leaving the field in general, and the influx of people getting pets during the pandemic. “In Canada, we have a growing human population and those people want to have pets,” Dr. What is causing the shortage of […]

Welcome to Veterans Affairs Canada. If you are a current or former member of the CAF or RCMP, or a family member, we have targeted services and benefits to improve your well-being. What does Veterans Affairs Canada do? Veterans Affairs Canada fulfills its mandate and role through the delivery of programs such as disability benefits, […]

Can I wear someone else’s medals? A question which frequently surfaces, (especially just prior to Remembrance Day) is the wearing of medals which belonged to a member of the family, be it grandfather, father, uncle, mother etc. The answer to this question is a resounding “NO!” Can I wear my grandfather’s medals on Remembrance Day? […]

Upon the death of a family member, an employee is entitled to bereavement leave of up to five days which may be taken during the period beginning on the date of death and ending six weeks after the date of the next of funeral, burial or memorial service, whichever is later. How many bereavement days […]

Official holiday schedule Holiday 2022 2023 New Year’s Day (National) Jan. 1 Jan. 2 Good Friday (National) April 15 April 7 Easter Monday (National) April 18 April 10 Victoria Day (National) May 23 May 22 Does Canada Post operate on holidays? Canada Post is not delivering mail on national, provincial, and territorial holidays. Therefore, there […]