Author: Muriel Schmidt

All those employed aged 18 or older must contribute a portion of their income to a pension plan. In all provinces and territories except Quebec, these plans are administered by Employment and Social Development Canada, while Quebec administers them separately with the Quebec Pension Plan (QPP). Who governs pensions in Canada? FSRA regulates all employer […]

Welfare in Canada involves all government sponsored programs that provide financial assistance or essential services to Canadian citizens. Canada offers its citizens a wide variety of welfare services and programs. How much money do you get on welfare in Canada? Your Situation Determines the Amount of Benefits Granted The amount can range from $726 for […]

Canadian Public High School International students can apply to study at all Canadian public high schools. They can choose either English or French or both as a study language. Canadian public high schools are free to Canadian students, however, international students have to pay tuition fees. How much does it cost to study high school […]

Canada’s current population is 37.74 million people. The population is growing at a steady pace and, based on current projections will surpass 50 million by 2070. What type of population distribution patterns does Canada have? Population Distribution and Density Canada’s population is not evenly distributed across the country. Most Canadians live in the southern part […]

Based on the SAT score, certain universities also offer scholarships to students. Canadian Universities that Accept SAT. University Score Carleton University (SAT – 1380) College of New Caledonia (SAT – 1245) Dalhousie University (SAT – 1,100) McGill Universit (SAT – 1300) Can I use SAT to study in Canada? Most universities in Canada accept SAT, […]

Canadian Universities that Accept SAT University Score Dalhousie University (SAT – 1,100) McGill Universit (SAT – 1300) ST Mary’s Universit (SAT 1140) University of Manitoba (SAT 1100) Where can I take SAT test in Canada? There are many SAT test centers across Canada. You can use the test center locator on the College Board website […]

SAT Subject Tests (formerly called SAT IIs) are multiple choice exams that test senior high school knowledge in one particular subject area. If Ontario still had high school “exit exams” or “departmental exams” this is the material that would likely be covered. Does Canada have SAT exams? SAT® Subject Tests are generally offered in Canada, […]

Who needs a SIN. If you are a Canadian citizen, a permanent resident or a temporary resident, you need a Social Insurance Number (SIN) to work in Canada or to receive benefits and services from government programs. Children 12 years of age or older may apply for their SIN. Do you need your child’s SIN […]

There is a non-refundable fee of $110.00 CDN to apply to college through ontariocolleges.ca. The application fee includes up to 5 program choices (no more than 3 at any one college); the programs must start within the same academic year (August to July). Does it cost money to apply to college in Canada? Base Application […]

While Egg Donation is absolutely legal in Canada, we cannot pay Donors for their amazing gift. Donors, however, have all of their related expenses reimbursed. For most egg donors, this amount will be up to $6,500 for first-time donors. Can you buy donor eggs in Canada? Egg Donation in Canada in 100% Legal. The prohibition […]