Category: Canada

The Canada child benefit (CCB) is a non‑taxable amount paid monthly to help eligible families with the cost of raising children under 18 years of age. The CCB may include an additional amount for the child disability benefit. Is the Canada Child Benefit monthly? The Canada child benefit (CCB) is administered by the Canada Revenue […]

Average costs of delivering a baby in Canada Baby delivery medical procedures in Canada Average cost with no insurance Prenatal ultrasound C$300 – C$500 Birth and delivery in the hospital C$5,000- C$8,000 Cesarean section in the hospital C$10,000 – C$12,000 Home birth and delivery with midwife C$2,500 How much does it cost to deliver a […]

Eligible taxpayers can claim up to $8,000 per eligible child under the age of 7 at the end of the year, and $5,000 per eligible child aged 7 to 16 at the end of the year. How much can you claim for child care expenses 2022? $3,000You are limited on how much in child care […]

Daycare, summer camp, nurseries and nanny services are all deductible expenses for parents, but the tax deduction must be claimed by the parent in the lower tax bracket. There are exceptions, however, such as the value of the deduction, which can vary greatly per child. Can I claim preschool on my taxes Canada? You can […]

Costco is a fairly good place to work and pays you well for what you have to do. The management aren’t always as engaged as they should be in my opinion and you don’t get a whole lot of positive encouragement or praise. Definitely room for growth but you have to work hard to move […]

Benefits Summary for Costco Wholesale Company Health Insurance. Dental Insurance. Vision Insurance. Temporary Disability Insurance. Accidental Death & Dismemberment Insurance. Do Canadian Costco employees get a discount? 3. Does Costco Offer an Employee Discount? No, employees pay the same price as everyone else. Does Costco Canada pay well? Hourly pay at Costco Wholesale Company ranges […]

Although private universities were established in several Canadian provinces, the majority of universities in the country remains publicly-funded. What is the difference between private and public universities in Canada? Public universities are government-subsidized, like most universities in Canada, while private universities rely on tuition fees, endowments, and private donations to cover operating costs. Are Ontario […]

These periods are: standard parental: within 52 weeks (12 months) extended parental: within 78 weeks (18 months) Can you extend your maternity leave from 12 to 18 months Canada? You want to extend the length of your maternity leave and are wondering if you can do it without losing your job. The quick answer is, […]

Maternity benefits You can’t receive these benefits more than 17 weeks after your due date or the date you gave birth, whichever is later. How long does Canada give for maternity leave? How does Canada make this magic happen? The maternity leave portion is required by Canadian labour code, specifically that women who have just […]

If your school asks you to take courses before they accept you into the main program (you have conditional acceptance), your study permit will be valid for the length of those courses plus 1 year. When you get accepted into the main program, you must apply to extend your stay as a student. Can I […]