Resources
Check out the articles below to learn more about life in Ontario.
Resources
School
High School
To graduate, all Ontario high school students must take many courses. When you pass a course, you earn credits.
School
High School
To obtain the Ontario Secondary School Diploma, students must earn 30 credits, pass the OSSLT, and do 40 hours of community service.
Work
Job Readiness
Including continuous professional development on your resume can show employers that you’re eager to learn and take initiative.
Work
Working in Canada
Starting your own business is not easy. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the process, from planning to financing.
Health
Mental Health
Finding mental health help is tough. Start by identifying the help you need, then look for youth-friendly services.
Health
Mental Health
Moving to a new country can be scary, lonely, and stressful. If you're feeling alone or have a problem, Kids Help Phone is here for you.
School
More Resources
Melius Mentorship offers free services and resources to youth (aged 15-24) in Canada, helping them navigate post-secondary education.
Daily Life
Housing
Landlords and tenants both have responsibilities to each other, and you should know your rights when you start renting.
Immigration
Immigrants
As a PR, you can attend school, access healthcare, and live and work in Canada. You can only vote if you're a citizen, however.
Health
Sexual Health
Birth control refers to all the different methods that prevent pregnancy.
Health
Sexual Health
STIs are spread through unprotected sexual contact. They are common, easy to test for, and manageable.
Health
Sexual Health
Finding out about an HIV diagnosis can be hard. You may want to reach out to an AIDS service organization for support.