Resources
Check out the articles below to learn more about life in Ontario.
Resources
Daily Life
Personal Finance
You need a bank account for many day-to-day activities, like making purchases, transferring money, depositing paycheques, and more.
Work
Job Readiness
Continuous professional development on a resume can show employers you’re a willing learner and that you are a self-starter.
Work
Working in Canada
Young workers have the same rights as other employees in Ontario, but there are different minimum wage rules that apply to students.
Health
Physical Health
Finding a family doctor can be challenging because it may take you some time, but it’s important to find a doctor you're comfortable with.
Daily Life
Transportation
Biking is a healthy and cheap way to get around, especially in good weather. Before you start, make sure you're safe and know the rules.
Daily Life
Housing
Subsidized housing allows people to pay rent according to how much money they make.
Health
Physical Health
Dental care is expensive if you don’t have insurance, but there are places you can go to for low-cost dental services in Ontario.
Daily Life
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Many families who are struggling to put food on the table because of the pandemic may be eligible for Toronto’s food delivery program.
Immigration
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Whether you’re a citizen, permanent resident, or refugee, you should know you rights if you're ever stopped by an immigration officer.
Daily Life
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Dry air during Canadian winters can cause minor health issues, but humidifiers can help newcomers adapt to the new climate.
Health
Sexual Health
Your first appointment is the right step in beginning a lifetime of healthy habits.
Health
Mental Health
The kind of mental health professional you should seek out depends on the issues you’re struggling with and how bad they are.