Join Canada’s First Filipino Food Month in 2022
Participate in Canada’s first Filipino Food Month and support your local FIilipino restaurants!
Update: Covid Restrictions by Province
British Columbia announced that starting from 12:01am on Friday, March 11, there will be no need for facial coverings or masks, whether indoor and outdoor.
Is Quebec for International Students?
Although Quebec is a part of Canada, you’ve probably seen the many exemptions that Quebec has when it comes to living and studying there. However, Quebec is a wonderful place to go to and is worth putting the work into.
The Significance of Hockey to Canada
What sport do you associate with Canada? You most likely thought of hockey. Hockey is Canada’s most popular sport. It’s not only popular, but carries the Canadian identity with it.
Vancouver Hot Chocolate Fest 2022
Whether you’re looking for a warm activity to beat the cold or for a cute date idea, the Vancouver Hot Chocolate Fest is the perfect idea. It’s the chance for you to take an adventure across the Vancouver area and try new renditions of hot chocolate!
Canada’s largest food festival is happening in Vancouver this month!
For the last 20 years, die-hard foodies in the Lower Mainland, know its best to spend their money on dining out during Dine Out Vancouver.
Out of Work Due to Covid? Get a $500 Sickness Benefit!
CRSB or Canada Recovery Sickness Benefit is a benefit granted by the Federal Government of Canada for eligible individuals who got sick due to COVID or are in need to self-isolate.
Working on Statutory Holiday: Time and a Half Pay!
For some people, a holiday is a chance to take a break, for others it’s the time to take advantage of a little perk called “time and a half pay.”
When can International Students Work Full-Time while Studying?
If you’re unfamiliar with what breaks there are, here’s a rundown of school breaks in Canada.
How to Get a Driver’s License in Canada
Getting a driver’s license in Canada is not as easy as getting one in the Philippines. The rules vary from province to province and have multiple steps before you’re recognized as an independent driver.