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My article about the CIRRO project (Community Immigrant Retention in Rural Ontario) is now published on the Canadian Newcomer website. The article is also available in printed and the French version of the magazine. Click here to read the article. Canadian Newcomer is a valuable source of information for newcomers to Canada. It is published 6 issues [...] The Canadian immigration laws and regulations consider three groups of people to be in marital relationship. The relationship is valid between two persons who are of opposite or the same sexes. Spouses Spouses are two persons that are legally married according to the local laws or rather where they have got married. Spouses hold a document usually called [...] When you land in Canada as a new immigrant you need to be able to handle bank cheques. This post helps you understand how to draw cheques (write a cheque) and how to cash cheques (turn cheques into money). “Cheque” is more often spelled with “que” in Canada rather than “Check”. The latter means “to verifying” among [...] |
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