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It takes a lot of work to get settled into your new surroundings and find your rhythm. Learn how to make the transition into your new life as smooth as possible.
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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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Personal Finance
Buying products that are second-hand, or “thrifting,” can help you save money and the environment - learn the tips, tricks, and risks!
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Personal Finance
Food banks are not-for-profit organizations that feed people who can't afford enough nutritious meals.
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Housing
Landlords and tenants both have responsibilities to each other, and you should know your rights when you start renting.
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You need the right identification documents (IDs) for activities like driving, getting student benefits, accessing health care, and more.
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Personal Finance
Many banks offer deals to newcomers who want to open a new account with them.
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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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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.
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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!
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Housing
When you sign a lease, landlords can ask you to put down deposits or pay for things other than rent, like utilities.
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Housing
Landlords increase rent to make more profit and tenants fear losing their homes. You have rights that protect you from high rent increases.