Resources
Check out the articles below to learn more about life in Ontario.
Resources
Work
Working in Canada
A SIN is a 9 digit number that you need to work in Canada and to access many government services and benefits.
Immigration
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Citizens of Canada have a right to vote and elect leaders who make decisions that affect housing, transit, immigration, and more.
Health
Sexual Health
Most women experience PMS before they begin menstruating every month, which includes both physical and mental symptoms.
Daily Life
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Buying products that are second-hand, or “thrifting,” can help you save money and the environment - learn the tips, tricks, and risks!
Immigration
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Applying for a SIN is easy if you meet all the requirements. Find out how to apply and what documents you need to get your SIN.
Health
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OHIP is our province's public health care and covers basic medical and emergency services.
Health
Physical Health
A Community Health Centre (CHC) is a place where you can get free health care and social services.
School
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Canada's two official languages are French and English, and residents should try to learn both if possible.
School
Universities, Colleges and More
Universities focus on academic and professional programs, whereas colleges specialize in career training and trades programs.
Daily Life
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Islamophobia is the discrimination, exclusion, and violence against people who are believed to be Muslim.
Work
Job Readiness
In addition to resumes and cover letters, portfolios can be used to show why you’re the perfect candidate for a program or job.
Daily Life
Housing
Housing co-ops are democratic communities where there’s no landlord. Every resident is a member of the co-op and gets a say in how it's run.