Author: Muriel Schmidt

Why Are Banks Closed Today In Canada?

Most banks and Canada are closed on all Federal Holidays. Are the banks closed today in Canada? Most bank branches in Canada operate on a six-day working week– opening Monday to Saturday and usually closed on Sundays. There are, however, some exceptions, like some branches of CIBC and TD, which open on Sundays. What days […]

Is Canada A Good Place For Indians?

In recent years, many Indians have relocated to Canada for better job opportunities and enhanced quality of life. Canada presents these prospects to millions of people from India. Canada has become the hub for a large number of study abroad options (Canadian Universities & Colleges) for many international students. Is Canada good for Indian immigrants? […]

What Is Halloween Day In Canada?

October 31. Every year on October 31, Canadians celebrate Halloween as part of their tradition. Why do Canadian celebrate Halloween? It’s believed to be a Celtic tradition that started in ancient Ireland with a pagan fire festival called the Samhain Festival. According to researchers, the Celts celebrated the new year between October 31 and November […]

How Long Is An Education Degree In Canada?

Study levels in Canada Qualification Duration Associate degree 2 years Bachelor’s degree 3 to 4 years Bachelor’s Honors degree 4 years Postgraduate diploma 1 to 2 years How long is a Bachelor’s in education degree in Canada? The Bachelor of Education is a two-year program following the completion of a first bachelor’s degree which meets […]

Is Marriage Certificate Mandatory For Canada Dependent Visa?

The documentation required for sponsoring a dependent under the Canada Dependent Visa includes: Passport & travel history. Background documentation. Spouse/partner documentation including marriage certificate. Can we apply for dependent visa without marriage certificate? The law states that no one is eligible to secure a family VISA without showing sufficient proof of their marriage. Marriage authenticity […]

What Court Handles Divorce In Canada?

Under federal law, the Superior Court of Justice has sole jurisdiction in all cases involving divorce and the division of property, while under provincial law, child protection and adoption cases must be heard in the Ontario Court of Justice. Which court is responsible for divorce? A spouse who wishes to have their marriage dissolved must […]

Which Level Of Government Has Jurisdiction Over Marriage And Divorce Canada?

The federal government has exclusive jurisdiction over marriage and divorce under section 91(26) of the Constitution Act, 1867. What level of government is responsible for marriage and divorce in Canada? A “divorce” is when a court officially ends a marriage. Only legally married couples can divorce. Under Canada’s Constitution, the federal, provincial and territorial governments […]