Health and Wellness
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By M-N · Posted
As winter is approaching (apparently) I thought I'd share the following useful article for those newly landed families. http://thecarseatlady.com/cold-weather-tips/ -
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By Nettie · Posted
Where to look for work, depends on your profession. Try Linkedin.com Glassdoor.com indeed.ca or monster.ca There is also the Canadian Jobbank https://www.jobbank.gc.ca/home -
By Nettie · Posted
http://www.rbc.com/newcomers/moving-to-canada-resident.html -
By Nettie · Posted
Attempting to help nr 2: Could you withdraw the cash and put it in the new USD account? Or, depending on your level of trust, just let it sit until you have more certainty re Canada.
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