Category: Canada

Respite services in Canada, emerged in the late 1960s in response to the de-institutionalization movement and was based on the belief that the best place to care for a person with a disability is in the family home and community, rather than in a facility setting. When did home care start in Canada? Joint federal, […]

The Canada Dental Benefit, which received parliamentary approval on October 27, will provide free dental care for uninsured Canadians with an annual family income of less than $90,000, starting with children under 12 in December 2022. Full implementation for all ages is expected by 2025. Do natives in Canada get free dental? Dental benefits are […]

In its throne speech two years ago, the federal government announced a new Canada disability benefit: a tax-free, monthly payment to low-income, working-age persons with disabilities. Legislation to implement the benefit was introduced in 2021 but died when the Liberals called an election. Who is eligible for the new Canada disability benefit? The CWB-DS is […]

Primary Care Networks (PCNs) are created through an agreement between physicians and Alberta Health Services. PCNs follow a team-based health care model. Doctors and health care professionals work collaboratively to provide integrated care for all your primary health care needs. What are primary health care networks? A PCN is a network of family practices (including […]

In Canada, the hospice palliative care movement began with the creation of palliative care units in a hospital setting. In 1974, approximately seven years after the implementation of Medicare, the first palliative care unit opened at Winnipeg’s St. Boniface General Hospital. When did hospice become a thing? In 1974 the first hospice was founded in […]

In 1975, Canadian physician Dr. Balfour Mount coined the term ‘palliative care’ as it is used in the modern context [11]. When was palliative care first introduced in Canada? The term “palliative care” emerged in Canada in the mid-1970’s, initially as a medical specialty serving primarily cancer patients in hospitals. However, since then, the scope […]

Yes, in some cases, we admit applicants without a degree in an undergraduate program. If you are a professional candidate with 10+ years of managerial experience, we encourage you to obtain a high GMAT, GRE, TAGE MAGE or TCT score and to submit strong letters of recommendation. Can you get MBA without bachelor’s degree? Although […]

A job aspirant can earn around CAD 1,33,000 (INR 78,19,781) per year after completing MBA in Canada. Study & Settle in Canada – Know where to start! What is the minimum salary after MBA? MBA salary with 1-4 years experience in India: With 1-4 years of experience, the salary can level up to Rs. 4,00,000 […]

How long to keep your records. Generally, you must keep all required records and supporting documents for a period of six years from the end of the last tax year they relate to. How long do you have to keep research data in Canada? 25 yearsIt is up to the researcher to determine for how […]

$1500 – $3000 per eye. The average cost of Laser Eye Surgery in Canada ranges from $1500 – $3000 per eye. Is LASIK covered by insurance in Canada? Since laser eye surgery is considered an elective procedure, it is not normally covered under insurance policies. However, the procedure is an eligible expense under a Health […]