Category: Canada

How many hours do they work? A teacher’s salary gets spread out over 12 months, but they’re only paid for 194 days, which is the school year. They are not paid for statutory holidays, summer holidays, winter break and March Break. Teachers are paid for the 300-minute instructional day, which is a five-hour school day. […]

Usually sixteen days off in a row from Winter Break. And ten full weeks off in the summer. Do Canadian teachers get vacation days? Teachers receive vacation during the summer and at specified times throughout the school year. How many days off do Ontario teachers get? 11 sick daysA permanent full time teacher is allotted […]

In a word, yes. In fact, it’s hard to look at our latest ranking of the 100 best jobs in Canada (based on job growth, pay and demand) and reach any other conclusion. By my count, degrees are relevant—and usually required—for three-quarters of the jobs on our list. Which degree is most valuable in Canada? […]

In Canada, the number of bilingual people rose from 5.8 million in 2011 to 6.2 million in 2016, an increase of 420,495 people. The growth of English–French bilingualism comes mostly from Quebec. Canada outside Quebec number 2,466,850 2,629,665 162,815 percent 6.6 What language does 20% of Canada speak? French and English are the languages of […]

French. French. The second language to communicate with Canada is French. According to statistics, about 20% of the population speak this language. French is spoken mainly in Quebec and some areas in Manitoba, New Brunswick, Ontario, etc. What language do 20% of Canadians speak? English is the first official language spoken by just over three […]

The national Space Vehicle & Missile Manufacturing industry is most heavily concentrated in Ontario, Quebec and British Columbia. What kind of missiles does Canada have? Inventory of Canada’s nuclear armaments BCIM-10 BOMARC; Warhead: W40 7-10 kiloton. MGR-1 Honest John; Warhead W7 8-61 kiloton. CF-104 Starfighter; Warhead: B57 bomb 5-20 kilotons; B28 bomb 70-350 kt; B43 […]

Some of these challenges concern crop protection, soil conservation, labour, climate change and health. What are 3 major challenges facing farmers? Farmers need to deal with many problems, including how to: Cope with climate change, soil erosion and biodiversity loss. Satisfy consumers’ changing tastes and expectations. Meet rising demand for more food of higher quality. […]

Why is so much land in Canada uninhabited? Ninety percent of Canada is unhabitable because the land is not arable, the trees are small or there is permafrost or snow and ice, so there is no way to earn a living or to sustain humans. Is Canada mostly uninhabited? Canada is the second-biggest country on […]

Countries are ranked by their total cultivated land area, which is the sum of the total arable land area and total area of permanent crops. Land use statistics by country. Country Canada Cultivated land (%) 5.2 Arable land (km2) 429,355 Arable land (%) 4.3 Permanent crops (km2) 49,924 How much of Canada’s land is arable? […]

Canadian Paid Vacation On average, Canadians receive 10 paid vacation days. All provinces guarantee 2 weeks, except for the province of Saskatchewan which guarantees 3 weeks. How long is the break in Canada? The school year in Canada runs from early September to mid-June. Students enjoy a two-week break at Christmas and two weeks in […]