April 2, 2025
Admin
Best in Canada, Newcomers Guide, Work Permit

Claim Work-from-Home Expenses in Canada & Save on Taxes

Claiming Work-from-Home Expenses in Canada. As remote work continues to shape the modern workplace, many Canadians are discovering a silver lining beyond the flexibility and comfort of home: tax...

March 14, 2025
Admin
Education, Newcomers Guide

OSAP Overpayment: What It Means & How to Fix It

"OSAP overpayment can be confusing, but don’t worry—we’ve got you covered! This guide explains what an OSAP overpayment is, how to check if you owe money, what happens if...

March 9, 2025
Admin
Best in Canada, Newcomers Guide

Personal and Business Tax Tips: 5 Ultimate Guide to Saving on them

Personal and Business Tax in Canada can feel like a never-ending maze, whether you’re an individual juggling bills or a business owner crunching numbers. The Canadian Tax System, with...

March 9, 2025
Admin
Blog, Newcomers Guide

Types of Beneficial Bank Accounts for Tax Savings in Canada

Types of Beneficial Bank Accounts for Tax Savings in Canada, the tax system offers several types of bank accounts and registered plans that can help you save on taxes...

February 24, 2025
Admin
Immigration, Newcomers Guide

Fastest way to settle in Canada from Cameroon

The fastest and easiest way to travel to Canada from Cameroon without a bachelor’s degree involves securing a tourist visa and booking connecting flights, as there are no direct...

February 24, 2025
Admin
Immigration, Newcomers Guide

Historical Data on Cameroonian Immigration to Canada

Cameroonians have been immigrating to Canada in increasing numbers over recent years, contributing to the country’s diverse immigrant population. Below is a comprehensive overview of historical data and trends...

December 18, 2024
Admin
Education, Newcomers Guide

Surviving in Toronto After Graduation: A Real Talk for Students

Surviving in Toronto After Graduation: A Real Talk for International Students Graduating from university is a massive milestone, but for many international students in Toronto, the next steps can...

January 4, 2024
Admin
Best in Canada, Newcomers Guide

Affordable Homes: How Low-Income Housing is Changing Lives

Introduction Low-income housing refers to affordable rental housing for those living on a limited income. Households are generally considered to be low-income if they earn less than 80% of...

December 28, 2023
Admin
Newcomers Guide

GST Payments in Canada: A Guide to Navigating the Process

What is the GST Payment? The GST Payment is a tax-free quarterly payment from the Canada Revenue Agency meant to help individuals and families in lower and modest incomes...

October 30, 2023
Maki
Newcomers Guide, Travels

Newcomer? Tips to Grow your Career in Canada

Networking and making connections is crucial for newcomers looking to build a career in Canada. As a newcomer, you likely don’t have the same social and professional connections that...

October 30, 2023
Maki
Immigration, Newcomers Guide

Canada Housing Challenges: 10 Expert Tips for Newcomers

Immigrating to Canada is an exciting opportunity but it also comes with significant challenges, especially when it comes to finding affordable and suitable housing. Many new immigrants face difficulties...

January 20, 2023
Admin
Education, Newcomers Guide

Universities in Canada – Tips To Consider Before Applying

Are you dreaming of studying at a world-class university in Canada? With its top-tier education system, vibrant multicultural campuses, and stunning landscapes, Canada is a prime destination for domestic...

November 26, 2022
Admin
Immigration, Newcomers Guide, Work Permit

How To Get An Open Work Permit In Canada

Canada is a great place to study, but it’s also a great place to work. Many international students in Canada want to stay and work after they graduate! That’s...

Nova Scotia Provincial Nominee Program (NSNP) in 2025
by Admin
May 14, 2025
The Nova Scotia Provincial Nominee Program (NSNP) is a key pathway for skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and international graduates seeking permanent residency (PR) in Nova Scotia, Canada. Designed to address the province’s economic and labor market needs, the NSNP nominates candidates who can contribute to Nova Scotia’s growth and settle permanently in the province. With its...
Ministerial Instructions #346 for Provincial Nominee Program
by Admin
May 13, 2025
On May 12, 2025, the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, Rachel Bendayan, issued Ministerial Instructions #346, detailing the latest round of invitations to apply (ITAs) for permanent residence under Canada’s Express Entry system. This round specifically targeted candidates in the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), a vital pathway for skilled workers nominated by Canadian provinces or...
Work Permit Extension Now Easier for MPNP Nominees in Manitoba
by Admin
May 13, 2025
Are you a temporary resident in Manitoba looking to extend your work permit and continue building your life in Canada? Exciting news! Starting April 22, 2025, the Manitoba government will begin accepting applications for support letters under a temporary public policy to facilitate work permit extensions for eligible Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) candidates. This...
First CEC Express Entry Draw Since Feb Sent 500 PR Invitations
by Admin
May 13, 2025
The CEC Express Entry Draw – Today, the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, Rachel Bendayan, issued Ministerial Instructions #347, outlining the latest round of invitations to apply for permanent residence under Canada’s Express Entry system. This round targets candidates in the Canadian Experience Class (CEC), a key immigration stream for skilled workers with Canadian work...
How to Convert an Open Work Permit to PR in Canada
by Admin
May 6, 2025
Dreaming of turning your temporary stay in Canada into a permanent home? If you hold an open work permit, you’re already on the right path! While an open work permit itself doesn’t directly lead to permanent residency (PR), it provides valuable Canadian work experience that can qualify you for PR through programs like Express Entry,...
Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP)
by Admin
April 26, 2025
The Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) is a critical pathway for international students in Canada to gain valuable work experience after completing their studies, often serving as a stepping stone to permanent residency. In Nova Scotia, the PGWP is particularly relevant for graduates of eligible programs at Designated Learning Institutions (DLIs), such as Dalhousie University, Saint...
OSAP Income Requirements Eligibility & Guide to Apply
by Admin
April 25, 2025
Introduction OSAP Income Requirements Eligibility, the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) is a financial aid program designed to help eligible students in Ontario afford post-secondary education. By offering a combination of grants and loans, OSAP covers expenses like tuition, books, living costs, and transportation. Understanding OSAP’s income requirements and eligibility criteria is crucial for maximizing...
Claim Work-from-Home Expenses in Canada & Save on Taxes
by Admin
April 2, 2025
Claiming Work-from-Home Expenses in Canada. As remote work continues to shape the modern workplace, many Canadians are discovering a silver lining beyond the flexibility and comfort of home: tax deductions for work-from-home expenses. If you’ve been working remotely—whether full-time, part-time, or in a hybrid setup—you might be eligible to claim certain expenses on your tax...
OSAP Overpayment: What It Means & How to Fix It
by Admin
March 14, 2025
"OSAP overpayment can be confusing, but don’t worry—we’ve got you covered! This guide explains what an OSAP overpayment is, how to check if you owe money, what happens if you don’t repay it, and how to appeal if needed. Plus, we’ll share tips to avoid overpayment issues in the future. Stay informed and take control of your student finances!"
Personal and Business Tax Tips: 5 Ultimate Guide to Saving on them
by Admin
March 9, 2025
Personal and Business Tax in Canada can feel like a never-ending maze, whether you’re an individual juggling bills or a business owner crunching numbers. The Canadian Tax System, with its Goods and Services Tax (GST), Harmonized Sales Tax (HST), and income tax obligations, is a fact of life—but it doesn’t have to drain your bank...