Resources
Check out the articles below to learn more about life in Ontario.
Resources
Immigration
Refugees
Convention refugee students and all protected persons in Canada can apply for the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP).
Daily Life
Housing
If you're new to Ontario, you can stay at apartment hotels, hostels, and shelters while you look for affordable housing.
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Transportation
If you are a new driver, you must get a G1, G2, and finally, a full Class G Licence to drive in Ontario.
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Food banks are not-for-profit organizations that feed people who can't afford enough nutritious meals.
Health
Mental Health
Good2Talk is a free, 24/7, confidential support service for post-secondary students in Ontario.
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Canada was built on the exploitation of enslaved people, who were segregated after slavery ended. Systemic racism continues to this day.
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The PR card is a valid form of identification for Permanent Residents. It proves your status and is needed when travelling outside Canada.
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Do you know what the Age of Majority is and how it affects you as a newcomer youth in Ontario? Let's break it down.
Health
Physical Health
The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Canada has many free supports, resources and services available to youth and their families.
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It’s important to explore both your sexual and gender identity, and your relationship to your faith, but it can be hard to harmonize both.
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Whether you immigrated with your family, as a student, or to work, there’s a lot to do when settling in a new country!