If you are reading this, you may well be a newcomer, because this happens to all of us at one point, whether immigrants or temporary workers, when we try to send our first letter or postcard to our relatives overseas and suddenly wonder: how come I have never seen a post office before? Post [...]
As I already mentioned, Quebec might have different highway rules than the ones of your country. Some might decide that they don't need a car as public transports are very convenient, but others might need a car for their work, personal life or just because they are used to driving and want to keep this habit. According to your home country, regulations will apply, and you might be able to get a driver's license exhange.
NOTE: We have consolidated our advice for moving pets to Canada in a more complete blog HERE. When relocating to Canada, mustn't forget that your cat will need special attention during and after the move so he or she can adjust to living in a new country. Not only do you need to think [...]
Housing in Quebec is a bit special. When I say “special” I don’t mean weird or abnormal but it has codes. Coming from Europe, I first had a hard time understanding all the vocabulary of housing in Quebec. Once you know the codes, it gets much easier and you can start looking for a house.
Every year, Canada welcomes about 260 000 people! We are a welcoming and attracting country!
There are about 120 different cultural communities and 75 different languages in Montreal.
Why do so many French people choose to immigrate to Montreal?
