Category: Canada

A master’s degree in project management may be required. Several years of experience in the construction industry, including experience as a construction supervisor or field superintendent, are usually required. Extensive experience in the construction industry may substitute for post-secondary education requirements. Does a construction manager need a license in Canada? This occupation is not regulated […]

Depending on the province, handymen may be required to obtain permits to perform residential or commercial work. These licences might not require huge out-of-pocket expenses, but be sure to account for them. How do I become a handyman in Canada? So, if you’re looking to get in on the lucrative, high-demand handiwork field, you need […]

$44.07 per hour. The average project manager salary in Canada is $85,935 per year or $44.07 per hour. What is a good hourly rate in Canada? Canadian Average Hourly Earnings 2020 Earnings Classification Average Hourly Earnings 2020 Average Hourly Earnings 2016 Males $32.47 $27.77 Females $28.90 $24.05 Full Time Employees $32.63 $28.24 Part Time Employees […]

The vast majority of Architects complete a bachelor’s or master’s degree in architecture from a university program approved by the Canadian Architectural Certification Board (CACB). An alternative way to become an Architect is through the “apprenticeship” offered through the RAIC Syllabus Program. How long does it take to get architecture license in Canada? Your Mentor—a […]

What can be recycled in Canada? The main things you can recycle in Canada are glass, aluminum, paper, cardboard and some plastics. Each province maintains its own rules as to what kinds of plastics are accepted, as well as if and what kind of electronics can be recycled. Does Canada have a recycling system? Since […]

ARCHITECTURE GRADUATE If you have or will soon graduate from your professional program and looking to be registered / licensed in Canada, you will need to start with getting the CACB Academic Certification before you move to Internship and Examination. How do I become an accredited architect in Canada? The vast majority of Architects complete […]

one-quarter. On one-quarter of the plate are protein foods (lean meat, chicken, variety of nuts and seeds, lentils, eggs, tofu, yogurt, fish, beans). On the remaining one-quarter of the plate are whole grain foods (whole grain bread, whole grain pasta, wild rice, red quinoa, brown rice). What is Canada’s Food Guide recommendation regarding proteins? Protein […]

Architects from all over the world are eligible to make an Express Entry for Canada Residency providing they have the right skills, experience and qualifications in their home country. Architects looking to move to Canada to work under this NOC category 2151, might be employed under work titles including: Architect. Can an Indian architect practice […]

The Federal Emergency Response Plan (FERP) is the Government of Canada’s “all-hazards” response plan. Public Safety Canada developed FERP in consultation with other government departments. Does Canada have a natural disaster fund? In the event of a large-scale natural disaster, the Government of Canada provides financial assistance to provincial and territorial governments through the Disaster […]

Eat plenty of vegetables and fruits, whole grain foods and protein foods. Choose protein foods that come from plants more often. Limit highly processed foods. If you choose these foods, eat them less often and in small amounts. What are the 3 food types that Canada’s Food Guide recommends? Eat plenty of vegetables and fruits, […]