Author: Darrel Pratt

International Letter Post articles can be booked in all the Departmental Post offices across the country. These services are available for 213 destinations across the globe and cover all major destinations. Registration facility is available for Letters, Small Packets and Printed Papers. Can I send mail from India to Canada? Mailing documents to Canada is […]

C P Prunus nigra Ait. The Canada plum’s fruit, which ripens in the latter part of August, is edible. Can you eat Canadian plums? Canadian plum is a narrow-headed deciduous tree with dark and smooth bark. It produces small, sour reddish fruit that can be eaten raw or cooked and is used to make pies, […]

How to exchange the temporary passport in person or by mail at the: full-service Canadian mission closest to where you live or. mission where you submitted the application for the regular, diplomatic or special passport. in person at a passport-issuing authority in Canada. a CAN$20 fee applies. by mail in Canada. Can I get an […]

The Constitution of Canada gives the federal government exclusive responsibility for national defence, and expenditures are thus outlined in the federal budget. Who is responsible for the military in Canada? The Deputy Minister is responsible for policy, resources, interdepartmental coordination and international defence relations. The Chief of the Defence Staff is responsible for command, control […]

Conrad Sauvé. Conrad Sauvé has been the President and CEO of the Canadian Red Cross since 2008. Under his leadership, the Canadian Red Cross has strengthened its capacity in emergency management and health programming and made significant contributions in the wake of multiple large-scale domestic and international emergencies. Who owns Canadian Red Cross? The Canadian […]

Only donations (gifts) to registered charities and other qualified donees (see the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) definition for a qualified donee) can be claimed as charitable donations. What qualifies as a charitable donation in Canada? Eligible charitable donations for charitable tax credits include: Money donated to a charitable organization. Publicly listed securities donated to charitable […]

Canada has measures in place under its Foreign Extraterritorial Measures Act (FEMA) to help protect Canadians and Canadian businesses from extraterritorial application of foreign laws. What is the Canadian equivalent to FEMA? Public Safety Canada led the development of the National Emergency Response System (NERS) with provincial and territorial officials, which was approved by Federal/Provincial/Territorial […]

The NCLEX is hard; so, you need to study hard and consistently. The National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN) provides a test plan describing the content you will see on the NCLEX-RN. Is the NCLEX exam hard to pass? NCLEX Pass Rates The second-attempt pass rate for domestically-educated students taking the test was […]

CaRMS uses the Roth-Peranson algorithm to match students with residency programs here in Canada. It is essentially the same one used for matching in the United States, as well as in other disciplines such as law, psychology and dentistry. How does the Canadian residency match work? An algorithm is a data-driven, step-by-step guide for solving […]

Working with multiple employers Each foreign national will be authorized to work without a permit under the public policy for a 15-day period every 6 months or for a 30-day period every 12 months. How long can I work in Canada without a work permit? 6 monthsUS citizens or residents coming to Canada on business […]