Category: Canada

The Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act states a person shall not damage or destroy a beaver dam unless the person holds a licence to trap furbearing mammals. Can you destroy a beaver dam in Canada? It is the landowner’s responsibility to prevent damage caused by beaver. Any disturbance to a beaver dam/lodge or killing of […]

Canada is a pet-loving country and dogs and cats are welcome here. Canadian cities are incredibly pet friendly, with several exciting pet-friendly activities, restaurants and public parks. Are cats allowed in Canada? Cats are allowed entry in Canada only if you provide a rabies certification, meaning either: a rabies vaccination certificate; OR. a veterinary certificate […]

They live in every province and territory except Prince Edward Island. Often considered a symbol of Canada, the moose is featured on Ontario’s provincial coat of arms. Moose are the largest living member of the deer family (Cervidae). Why is moose significant to Canada? Moose are an important part of the forest ecosystem as a […]

Source: Equifax; CMHC; Better Dwelling. Mortgage payments this year might be driven by rates, but low rates also drove costs last year. In Q2 2021, annual growth of the average monthly payment was 4.2% (+$55) per month. Canadian Average Monthly Mortgage Payment. Quarter Canada Q2 2020 1,312 Q2 2021 1,367 Q2 2022 1,428 What is […]

You can get land loans to finance the purchase of land, or use HELOCs, personal loans, or receive financing from the seller of the land. Land loan lenders will require a down payment of between 30% to 50%, with higher required down payments for remote and inaccessible land. How do people afford a lot of […]

While tigers and leopards are illegal to own in some provinces, that isn’t the case across the country. British Columbia, for example, bans leopards and tigers, while Ontario has no legislation in that regard (though they are prohibited in the city of Toronto). Can I have a tiger as a pet in Canada? Both types […]

What happens if you transfer more than $10,000? Electronic transfers of $10,000 and above made in and out of Canada may be reported to the Canada Revenue Agency by your bank. This is part of the country’s efforts to keep an eye on tax avoidance. What happens if you wire transfer more than 10000 in […]

Ontario. In Ontario, you can legally own a tiger. Just don’t try to own a pitbull terrier, because that’s illegal. Incredibly Ontario lacks almost any laws – in regard to owning “exotic” animals. In fact there are only two animals that are banned under provincial law – the pitbull and the killer whale. How many […]

Canada has an ample supply of food.” Instead, “it really is about the systemic issues,” Mr. McCain said. He pointed to multiple factors tied to food insecurity: income inequality, poverty, mental illness, access to skills (including financial and nutritional skills) and racism. Why is there a shortage of food in Canada? Global tariffs have bumped […]

20 Animals In Canada (From A to Z) Atlantic Puffin. The rocky coastline of Newfoundland and Labrador is home to puffins. Beaver. Beavers are an animal that is native to Canada. Beluga Whale. Beluga whales are the stars in Hudson Bay in summer. Black Bear. Common Loon. Canada Goose. Caribou. Elk. What are the 5 […]