This page includes various links to organisations, Canadian government assistance programs that will assist a newcomer settling in Canada. This page is updated on regular basis, therefore visit our this page regularly. You can visit FAQ section to know how to applying for SIN, opening bank account, registering with a family doctor, applying for health card, driving licence and much more. If you have any an enquiry, email us for further information.

Kijiji - Getting popular in Ontario region, as day passes. A collection of various products available for sale and purchase.

Craig List - Another popular website for various products availability for sale. Refurburised items available, popular in new immigrants.

Looking for schools - looking for school in canada

Driving Test -Provides you complete information on Driving in Canada. Apply for road test (G2 & G).

Settlement.Org - If you are already in Canada or about to come to Canada, this is a must-visit website.You will find useful information on finding job resources, sponsorship, ESL, Housing, Health and much more.

Immigrant Networks (Forum) - One of the newest and prominent forums dedicated to new immigrant problems and concerns. This forum is founded by Mr Nick Noorani, a very well-known figure in immigrant community in Vancouver.

Must Known Links - Some mandatory links which every one must know. Most of the links is for Ontario. We are currently updating links for other provinces.

Canada Facts & Figures - Statistics and figures concerning various areas about Canada. Beneficial for citizenship test preparation.

Must Known Links

1. Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) - Buses, Trains or Subways routes to take, TTC maps, travelling passes, etc
2. Social Insurance Number (SIN) - The first thing to do when landing in Ontario.
3. Driving License - Information on driving courses, types of driving licenses in Ontario and much.

Canada - Facts & Figures

Canadian Geography
1. Canada is the second largest country in the world (9,984,670 sq km).
2. There are 33.5 million people living in Canada.
3. Canada is divided into 10 provinces and 3 territories.
4. Approximately 90 per cent of the population is located within 160 km of the US border. About 75 per cent of the      total population lives in major cities or towns.
5. There are over 2 million lakes in Canada (755,180 sq km of fresh water), more lakes/inland waters than any      other country.

Canadian Politics
1. Canada is a "Democratic Federation" with both Federal and Provincial levels of Government.
2. Federal jurisdictions include International policies, Defense, Immigration, Criminal Law, Customs, and Border      control.
3. Provincial jurisdictions include health care, education, welfare and intra-provincial transportation.
4. The Canadian political system was initially drafted by the "Fathers of Confederation" in 1864, and became law in      1867 when the Constitution Act was passed.

Canadian Economy
1. Canada ranks among the 10 leading manufacturing nations. Important manufacturing sectors in Canada      include food and beverages, paper and allied products, primary metals, fabricated metals, petrochemicals
     and chemicals.
2. From oil and gas to precious minerals, lumber, and agriculture, the country is rich in natural resources.
3. Agriculture, tourism, forestry, mining, and fishing are important economic sectors.

Canadian Education
1. Canada has one of the highest educational standards among industrialized nations.
2. Canada has both a public and private education system.
3. Secondary studies go up to Grades 11, 12 or 13, depending on the province. After secondary, students may      choose to attend university, college, or CEGEP (in Quebec).
4. Canada has many internationally recognized universities.

Canadian Health Care
1. Canada has a public health care system that makes critical care accessible to all Canadian citizens and      Permanent Residents.
2. Health care systems are run by Provincial ministries of health; however national standards are set by the
     Federal Government.
3. There are three Provinces that charge health care premiums (BC, Alberta & Ontario). In the remaining Provinces      and Territories, health care is paid for through taxes.

Canadian Culture
1. Canada is often referred to as a "cultural mosaic," encouraging its immigrants and citizens to celebrate their      traditions and culture.
2. Canadians speak more than 200 languages.
3. Canada's two official languages are English and French.

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