Author: Muriel Schmidt

Legally, a teacher cannot stop a student from leaving their classroom. But it is not illegal to keep a student late. Confusing, right? Teachers are also not allowed to physically stop, restrain, or hurt a student, except for specific dangerous or medical situations. Is it OK for a teacher to keep you after the bell? […]

In order to operate a vehicle legally in Canada, it has to be insured. Before you take that step, you must first get a vehicle inspection (also known in some auto shops as a “safety”) done in the province you are looking to insure your car or truck in. Does Ontario have vehicle inspections? You […]

Work permits do not have French or English testing requirements. In fact, Canada does not require language testing for any temporary residency visa (TRV) e.g. work permits, study permit, or visitor visa. See, here is the application for a work permit from outside of Canada. Do you need IELTS for temporary work permit in Canada? […]

After a period of at least eight hours off-duty, a driver cannot drive after 16 hours has elapsed. Can I drive after 8 hours sleep in Canada? A driver can drive for 13 consecutive hours following 8 consecutive hours off-duty. Can the driver also drive for 13 consecutive hours following 8 hours off-duty taken in […]

US $205. GRE Fees for Canadian Registrants Standard Test Administration GRE revised General Test registration fee US $205 Late registration fee (paper-delivered test, online registration only) US $25 Standby testing (paper-delivered test only) US $50 Rescheduling fee US $50 How much does GRE exam cost? The GRE test fee for students registering from India is […]

To get admitted, students must possess an undergraduate degree and have a GPA of at least 3.0. The GMAT scores are not a compulsory requirement, but with a low GPA, the GMAT can increase the chances of admission. Is GMAT required for MS in Canada? Most of the business schools in Canada require either GMAT […]

Chase Quick Deposit is only for business checks, personal checks, U.S. treasury checks, traveler’s checks, and money orders payable in U.S. dollars and drawn on banks in the United States. Foreign and Canadian checks are not allowed. Do US banks accept Canadian checks? Can I deposit a check from a foreign bank or issued in […]

What began in 2019 was a Class Action Lawsuit against the Government of Canada for completely failing to take action on the continued drinking-water advisories on Indigenous territories across the country. Is it possible to sue the government in Canada? Proceedings against the Government of Canada A proceeding against the Government of Canada cannot be […]

Canadians are currently exempt from applying for a visa if they are visiting the UK for short-term stays. They will need to apply for the UK ETA. It is important to note that the ETA is not a visa, it is a visa waiver, and it allows visitors to spend a maximum of 6 months […]

Some people may be exempt (excused) from mandatory military service. This could include people in certain occupations or who suffer from physical or mental illness or disability. What exempts you from the draft Canada? Those who have the age of twenty years, born not earlier than 1883, and are married or a widower with a […]