all messages by user

Hi
I am an international student in Toronto. I lived with one of my relatives . Unfortunately He is going to the US. How can find a room to live in? Is there any possibility that social system help me?

Submitting Application for Evaluations

• If you still have questions about the WES evaluation application submission, submit your questions at www.wes.or/ca/contact https://www.wes.org/ca/contact-us/
  
• The fees are based on the two types of evaluations WES provides: basic Document-by-Document and detailed Course-by-Course. For the distinction between the two reports, visit WES website http://www.wes.org/ca/fees/evaltypes.asp https://www.wes.org/ca/evaluations-and-fees/other/
  
• ICAP service, which stores your verified academic transcripts, and send them to institutions at your request, costs an additional fee per application.
  
• Submission of incomplete or incorrect documentation is the main reason your evaluation report might be delayed; we urge you to review Required Documents for your country of education (http://www.wes.org/ca/required/index.asp) and submit all the required documents.

My husband's health card has expired and he does not have a current Driver's License and I understand we cannot renew this online without a valid Driver's License, however he is not well and will be going into a nursing home soon and therefore not able to physically go to a Service Canada location to do this in person. Can you tell me how we can get a new Health Card due to this situation.

This requirement by the Province discriminates against non-drivers. We pay for an Ontario ID card yet cannot use it to renew our health cards during the pandemic. As noted above, many people who do not drive are elderly and/or have health issues that preclude them from driving. I would like to see this changed. Who do I talk to about this?

Application Process

• Download and fill out the forms in the Canadian Citizen Application Package for both you and your children.
  
• Include all supporting documents.
  
• Pay the application fee.
  
• Mail your application to the Centralized Intake Office (CIO) in Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada.
  

[...]

If your application is accepted you have to write a citizenship test. Children under 18 years of age and persons 54 and over do not have to write the citizenship test. Find out more in How can I prepare for the citizenship test?

For the purposes of subsection 148(1) of the Act, the following documents that a person requires under the Act to enter Canada are prescribed:
(a) a travel document referred to in subsection 31(3) of the Act [PR Travel document];
(b) refugee travel papers issued by the Minister;
(c) a document referred to in subsection 50(1) or 52(1) [passport or refugee travel document];
(d) a temporary travel document referred to in section 151;
(e) a visa referred to in section 6 or subsection 7(1);
(f) a permanent resident card; and
(g) an electronic travel authorization referred to in section 7.01 or 7.1.

• are a permanent resident,
  
• do not have a valid PR card showing your PR status,
  
• are outside Canada, and
  
• will return to Canada by airplane, boat, train or bus.
  

• prove who you are;
  
• confirm your permanent resident status; and
  
• meet the residency obligation of a permanent resident.
  

• mark your application “urgent”
  
• provide your travel dates and flight itinerary when applying
  

Hi guys! I am Chris and currently living in Sydney Australia. I've been sponsored by a company in Mississauga and early December me and my family we are coming!!!!
I ve searched for renting a house or apartment and wooooo prices are worst than here!!!
Any help for new comers? My wages will be very bad in the beginning and I won't be able to pay more than $1600 for a decent 2-3 bedroom apartment ( no basement).
Any help or information please is welcome
Thanks