Hi everyone and welcome back to my channel my name is Carine Rose today we
are going to talk about 20 facts about Canada so these are 20 things you need
to know before maybe moving to Canada so if you want to know more stay tuned do
not mistake Canadians for Americans another have two official languages
French and English even though everyone in Canada doesn't speak both at least 17
percent of Canadians can carry on a conversation both in English and in
French Trello is not the national capital the capital of Canada is Ottawa
Canada is the second largest country in the world after Russia 20% of the
world's fresh water is in Canada there is a poor birth prison in Manitoba
Canada is the eleventh most liberal country in the world 80% of the maple
leaf syrup in the world is made in Canada the leaf you see on the Canadian
flag is the maple well if the maple leaf is one of the symbols of Canada national
sport in Canada is hockey normal is full of underground passageways if you decide
to move to Canada be prepared for the cold unless you move to a warmer place
like British Columbia Vancouver but just let you know because of living there is
quite high friends are very expensive in Canada there's a lot of diversity so
multiculturalism is very dear to Canada over 40 members of
the Parliament of Canada were born abroad when you move to Canada just be
prepared that finding a job may take a little bit more time than you expect it
consider taking a job outside of your career first so be open to it in that
non career job can become your new career in Canada who knows also you need
to make sure you have enough funds for the first couple of months for your rent
for the living depending on the way you decide to leave because let's say
Toronto downtown is quite expensive to try to thing the Canadians in RIT do
your research if you're already watching this video that's great because you're
learning about Canada and if you've ever thought about moving to Canada you will
be great because you would have an idea of what's going on over here and one of
the things you have to also think about is to adapt your resume to the Canadian
self I'm sure you can google it and find how Canadian
Jerez it's illegal in Canada to smoke in public places like restaurants bars
Hospital places of employment you don't smoke around people like that
over here in Canada healthcare is public you move to Canada with your residency
you have big hard a health care card that allows you to go in and out of the
hospital ok you are covered healthcare is administrated by each product but
federal funds are also used to keep the ball rolling permanent resident can
receive the provincial cover but in certain provinces it can take a couple
of months for the coverage to start temporary resident such as international
students holders of a working visa who need the private health care coverage -
obviously driving licences are awarded by the provinces not the federal
government and each province has its own rules when it comes to driving licences
different countries have particular agreements with each provinces so
depending on where you're coming from you may need to but over all over again
your driving license sales taxes vary between the provinces you can go from 5%
in Alberta to almost 15% in Quebec and moving to Canada is important to know
what are your rights and what your life allowed to do what you are allowed to
accept and what you love not to accept if you enjoy this video please don't
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