No playoffs this year north of border country shut out for first time in 46 years.
For the first time since the 1969-70 season, the Stanley Cup Playoffs will be contested entirely south of the 49th parallel. And, as salt in the wound for patriotic Canadian fans, Commissioner Gary Bettman will present hockey’s Holy Grail to the captain of a U.S.-based team for the 22nd consecutive season. Continue reading Woe Canada!
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OTTAWA. Canada Post has launched its annual fundraising campaign to improve the lives of children and youths with the unveiling of two new Community Foundation stamps.
The stamps are simple but iconic, with the hopes and dreams of youth rendered in the line drawing of a small bird. The illustration is by renowned Canadian art director and graphic designer Andrew Lewis and appears in two brightly coloured variations. Continue reading The Canada Post Community Foundation for Children kicks off campaign with fundraising stamps
The economic growth of recent years, in addition to rates interests with a low historical, has contributed to the fact that the real estate market in Canada has suffered a growth in demand and supply in an extraordinary manner. Continue reading The real estate market
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The public education system on Canada includes kindergarten to twelve grade level. All public schools on Canada are accredited by each province with public funds maintenance and follow a standard curriculum, the teachers are certified by de Government. Although the educational system of each province presents many similarities, each one has its own curriculum to reflect the culture and the history of their region. More than 95% of Canadians choose public education for their children. Continue reading Canadian education system
In order to be able to witness all the wonderful places hidden in Canada, a car can be your ally during the holidays. You can visit Ontario, Montreal, Ottawa on the comfortability of a rented car. Continue reading Renting a car and not bring unexpected surprises
Festive pleasures, merry indulgences, seasonal splurges – it’s no secret that Canadians often extend their budgets during the holidays. Here are some easy ways to save money and ensure the joy of the season extends right into 2016. Continue reading Merry Money Tips: saving money while you spend it
In recent years, the “war” of large retail chains has taken different paths. Last year, for example, Walmart Canada set free shipping on purchases that consumers undertake online. That move was seen as a clear message to his rivals: “the fight begins”. Continue reading Growing competition: Experts believe free shipping will rule the Online Shopping
Before making the decision to buy a second-hand car either in the city of Montreal, Ottawa or Toronto, it’s important to know everything involved on the purchase process. The price is an essential part of that decision which is why the second-hand cars have increased their sales to become the first choice for many consumers. However, this is not as simple as it seems, so here are some important items to know before to avoid surprises in the future. Continue reading Choosing a Good Car
The public transportation system in the large cities of Canada works quite well, it is not cheap, but leads you where do you want to go, comfortably and quickly. However, a lot of people move by car, either for convenience or because their workplace is remote and it’s difficult to reach by public transportation. Continue reading Buying my first car in Canada