Author: Darrel Pratt

All Canadian citizens, permanent residents (PR), and temporary residents require a Social Insurance Number to work in Canada or receive services and benefits from government programs. If you’re in Canada as a Temporary Foreign Worker (TFW), you’ll receive a temporary SIN. Can a non resident have a SIN number? Who needs a SIN. If you […]

A child may start school at the age of 5, and continue until they are 16 years old. The first level of study is the primary/elementary school, which then progresses to secondary/high school. What is a Level 1 course? A level 1 qualification is an excellent starting point if you’re keen to develop your knowledge […]

Yes, churches can set up funds to help people in distress if the purposes and objects of the church as a registered charity allow for this activity. Often, churches that are registered charities operate programs for the alleviation of poverty. Can a church donate money to an individual? Any time a church gives money to […]

Canadians can identify refugees in need of sponsorship through local family members, community groups, churches or ethno-cultural groups. Can churches sponsor immigrants? Churches are able to apply for certain types of visas for people who are employed in a religious vocation. In fact, churches can even apply for an employee to get a green card […]

paragraph R186(l) provides a work permit exemption for religious leaders.Eligibility requirements provide religious instruction. promote a particular faith. advance the spiritual teachings of a religious faith. maintain the doctrines and spiritual observances on which those teachings are based. Can a religious worker get PR in Canada? Religious Workers will have several options to apply for […]

Under the Express Entry system, the best age to immigrate to Canada is between 20 and 29 years old. This provides you with 100 Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) points, if you are applying with a spouse, and 110 CRS points if you are applying on your own. What is the age limit to immigrate to […]

Canada has a progressive tax system in which people who earn higher incomes pay more. No one pays tax on the first $13,808 in income – this is known as the basic personal amount. Income tax rates in Canada are determined by federal tax brackets. The tax rate on the first $49,020 is 15 percent. […]

Overview. An organic product is an agriculture or aquaculture product that has been certified as organic under Part 13 of the Safe Food for Canadians Regulations (SFCR). Part 13 of the SFCR is designed to protect consumers against false or misleading organic claims and to govern the use of the organic logo. Does organic label […]

While there are many different types of jobs in high demand in Canada, some of the most sought-after positions include engineers, skilled tradespeople, nurses, and teachers. In Canada, there is currently a strong demand for workers in fields such as healthcare, IT, and engineering. What is the future of work in Canada? The Canadian economy […]

We have this 183 days rule that simply means if you stay in Canada for 183 days or more in one tax year, you’re deemed a resident and have to pay taxes. How much money do you have to make to not pay taxes in Canada? If the total is $40,000 or less, you probably […]