Category: Canada

For an invention to be patentable in Canada, it must be: new (i.e., not already publicly disclosed); useful (i.e., capable of use for a practical purpose); and. not obvious to someone skilled in the art (i.e., inventive) What are the 4 requirements in patents? Under U.S. patent law, an invention is patentable only if it […]

Health Canada’s has developed tools and resources to make it easier for us to understand and apply healthy eating messages to our daily lives. The resources include a food guide snapshot, recipes and publications. Who makes the Canadian Food Guide? Canada’s Official Food Rules were developed by the Nutrition Division of the federal government in […]

Unemployment Rate in Canada averaged 7.60 percent from 1966 until 2022, reaching an all time high of 13.70 percent in May of 2020 and a record low of 2.90 percent in June of 1966. This page provides – Canada Unemployment Rate – actual values, historical data, forecast, chart, statistics, economic calendar and news. In what […]

The intended audience is health professionals and policy makers. The guidelines are a resource for developing nutrition policies, programs, and educational resources for members of the Canadian population two years of age and older. Who is the food guide intended for? 1. Who is CFG intended for? CFG is intended for healthy Canadians 2 years […]

In Canada, holistic nutrition is a self-regulated profession. This means that there is no professional governing body, but schools can offer their own form of credential. There are a number of institutions offering programs that allow you to use a particular designation or title. How do I become a registered holistic nutritionist in Canada? The […]

The title “nutritionist” is not protected by Ontario law, allowing anyone to legally refer to themselves as a “nutritionist,” offer nutrition advice and provide medical nutrition therapy regardless of education or training. Who can legally give nutrition advice in Canada? Registered Dietitian1) Don’t prescribe meal plans. In most circumstances, anyone other than a Registered Dietitian […]

What Else Do I Need to Know Before Selling on Amazon.ca from the US? If you want to sell products to Canadians, you’ll have to register as a ‘Non-Resident Importer’ which is a foreign-based company importing products into Canada. Do you need a business license to sell on Amazon Canada? I’m not 100% on rules […]

“Arrived at a local courier facility” means that the vehicle transporting your product or package has arrived at the processing hub, which is usually a local delivery facility, and that the parcel will be processed in several hours while sorting and segregating items from the collection and moving to the next step, What does Canada […]

If you’re sending anything that requires a customs broker to clear (i.e. you’re sending an LTL shipment) you will definitely need a Business Number. A business number is simply a number that you can use to collect/remit GST/HST and to import goods into Canada. It’s similar to the U.S. EIN. Can I sell on Amazon […]

David Druker – President – The UPS Store Canada | LinkedIn. Who are the CEOS of UPS? Carol B. Tomé is the Chief Executive Officer of UPS. She is the 12th CEO in the 115-year history of the company. Before joining UPS, Carol served as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of The Home […]