Category: Canada

After Transport Canada confirms that we’ve received a complete application, it will take us up to 60 working days to process it. If you’ve lived outside of the country for a long time, or you have a criminal history or have associated with a criminal, it may take more than 60 working days to process […]

Transport Canada is the federal department responsible for most of the transportation policies, programs and goals of the Government of Canada. We work to provide Canadians with a safe, secure and efficient transportation system that protects the environment. Is Transport Canada a government department? We are a federal institution, leading the Transport Canada portfolio and […]

5,066. Transport Canada Department overview Headquarters 330 Sparks St, Ottawa, ON K1A 0N5, Canada 45°25′9.8″N 75°42′17.84″W Employees 5,066 (4,839 Indeterminate, 89 Term > 3 months, 138 Casual) Minister responsible Omar Alghabra Website www.tc.canada.ca How big is the transportation industry in Canada? $20.2bnPublic Transportation in Canada – Market Size 2005–2027 $20.2bn Public Transportation in Canada Market […]

Called a “Canadian Forces Registration” (CFR), these licence plates are white with a green border and the text “Canada” written on them at the top in green, with a red maple leaf on either side of the text at the top. License plates show only the CFR’s last five numbers for vehicles and for trailers. […]

Email [email protected] to schedule an appointment. Email [email protected] to schedule an appointment. Email [email protected] to schedule an appointment. What is Transport Canada Civil Aviation? Transport Canada, Civil Aviation, is the federal body that oversees the aviation industry and its regulatory framework. Civil Aviation has approximately 1300 staff distributed between the Ottawa headquarters and offices in […]

Are Pennies Still Legal in Canada? The short answer is, yes—pennies are still legal in Canada. Can you still pay with pennies in Canada? They’re legal tender in Canada!” (e) twenty-five cents if the denomination is one cent.” This means that you can’t actually take a hundred loonies to pay for your $100 worth of […]

57 per cent. According to the survey, 57 per cent of Canadian millennials are already homeowners. That figure is higher among those aged 35 and up (63%). What percentage of millennials own their house? The latest surveys have millennial homeownership at 47.9%. That means the number of millennials that own their own home is estimated […]

You receive a Determination of Eligibility document at the end of your eligibility interview if you are deemed eligible to make a claim. It shows you have the legal status of “refugee claimant” in Canada. What happens after refugee interview Canada? Once your claim has been referred to the RPD you will be given: A […]

The legislation requires an employer to disclose certain compensation information about, and to, employees and prospective employees, and restrict the information an employer may solicit during the hiring process. It came into effect Jan. Is pay confidential in Canada? There is no specific law in Canada that prevents employees from publicly discussing their salary or […]

Short answer – no, they can not require you to install and use apps on your personal cell phone. If a phone and app(s) are requirements of your job, your employer should provide them. Can my employer force me to install an app on my personal phone? So, the question remains: Can you require your […]