Category: Canada

There’s no minimum age required to open an RRSP. However, some financial institutions may require customers to be the age of majority. You can set up and contribute to an RRSP up to the end of the year you turn 71 as long as you are a Canadian resident, have earned income and file a […]

For the most part, driving in Canada is very similar to driving in the United States, but there are some slight differences in the laws and provincial rules of the road that vary between the countries—especially in that speed is measured in kilometers (not mile) per hour and that there are no right-hand turns on […]

Popular Airlines in Canada WestJet. Canadian North. Sunwing Airlines. Swoop. Air North. Pacific Coastal Airlines. Northwestern Air. Flair Airlines. What airlines are owned by Canada? The carrier’s operating divisions include Air Canada Cargo, Air Canada Express, Air Canada Jetz (private jet charters), and Air Canada Rouge (leisure airline). Its subsidiary, Air Canada Vacations, provides vacation […]

Speed limits The minimum speed on the highway is 60 km/h and the maximum is 100 km/h. There is a tacit understanding that speeds up to 120 km/h are tolerated on most Canadian highways. How fast do people drive in Canada? Majority of drivers speed The test revealed that, under normal conditions, more than 75 […]

When a vehicle is detected speeding, the camera system takes a picture of the licence plate of the vehicle. The cameras work remotely, with no police officer or operator. Speed cameras are also called Automated Speed Enforcement systems. How do I know if a speed camera caught me? How do you check if you have […]

Bus drivers require a Class B, C, E or F driver’s licence in Ontario, and a Class 2 driver’s licence is required in all other provinces and the territories. An air brakes endorsement and first aid certificate may be required. What license do you need to drive a bus in Canada? A Class C licence […]

right-hand. Like most of the world, Canadians drive on the right-hand side of the road. If this is your first time driving on the right, spend some time getting used to it on smaller side roads. Which lane to drive in Canada? Drive in the right-hand lane when possible. On many freeways with three or […]

While most Canadian provinces don’t require the use of chains, most allow them to be used when driving conditions are poor. Even though British Columbia is the only major province that require truckers to use chains on when they’re required by law enforcement, it’s still a good idea to have them with you. Are snow […]

The cities with the best road conditions are Calgary, Toronto and Ottawa-Gatineau, while Montreal, Winnipeg and Edmonton are named the worst. Cities that require the least road improvements: Calgary – 19% Vancouver – 15% Quebec and Kitchener – 14% Which is the nicest city in Canada? Read on to learn why it remains at the […]

You must be a minimum of 22 years old, (max 55 years old). You must have good English or French language skills. i.e IELTS score of 5 bands in each module. You must have atleast 2 years of driving experience. Can a truck driver get PR in Canada? Temporary Foreign Worker Program A TFWP gives […]