Author: Muriel Schmidt

There is no rule for you to be stationary while on short term disability. With that said, it would be wise to not engage in any activities or traveling. Specifically, those that would counteract your recovery while on short term disability benefits. Traveling to doctor appointments, food markets, etc. Can you leave the country while […]

Horses are slaughtered in Canada primarily to provide horse meat to European and Asian countries. Horses are brought to slaughter in every possible condition—old, young, sick, healthy, injured, and even pregnant. What does Canada do with horse meat? Text: CALGARY — Canada – and in particular Alberta – is one of the world’s biggest suppliers […]

five years. The education system and educational institutions in Canada are quite flexible and most of them allow study gaps or gap years. Candidates who pursue diploma and undergraduate programs are allowed to take two years off, whereas students who apply for postgraduate degrees are permitted to take a study gap of five years. How […]

A notarized or certified copy means that a Canadian notary public or commissioner for oaths has put a seal on your document (or signed) or on a separate certificate. The seal or signature means that they have prepared, signed attached the document. What is a certified copy of a document Canada? A “Certified True Copy” […]

Is math required for dentistry in Canada? Math is not a requirement for admission for most dental schools in Canada. Can I do dentistry without maths? What A-levels are needed or essential to become a dentist? Chemistry, biology and either maths or physics (or both) will keep all dentistry courses open to you. If you […]

Completion of a university, college or other approved registered nursing program is required. Additional academic training or experience is required to specialize in a specific area of nursing. How many years does it take to become a nurse in Canada? four yearRegistered Nurse (RN) RNs usually complete a four year post-secondary university nursing program to […]

If you’re an International Experience Canada (IEC) candidate In most cases you’ll need to provide a police certificate when you submit your work permit application. What documents do you need for IEC Canada? Prepare for arrival – International Experience Canada your passport. your Port of Entry (POE) Letter. a valid job offer or proof of […]

Are Indians eligible for IEC? India is not on the list of countries eligible for the IEC. However, nationals of India can apply for the IEC through IEC Recognized Organizations such as AIESEC Canada, and University of British Columbia. Is an Indian eligible to work in Canada? Yes, in most cases, they can work in […]

FINTRAC reporting entities, which are companies required to submit reports under the PCMLTFA, include banks, insurance firms and brokers, securities dealers, accountants, real estate companies and brokers, casinos and precious metals and gems dealers. The law also applies to all employees of reporting companies. Who are reporting entities for FINTRAC? financial entities such as banks […]

When you leave Canada, you are considered to have sold certain types of property (even if you have not sold them) at their fair market value (FMV) and to have immediately reacquired them for the same amount. This is called a deemed disposition and you may have to report a capital gain (also known as […]