Part I of a two part series on Boarding Schools in CanadaFor Canadians relocating abroad, one of the major considerations is the education of their children. Do you introduce your child to the local education system? Enrol them in a private school? A school for expat children? But what happens when none of the above […]
Canadian Boarding Schools: Making The Right Selection
Part II of our February special on the boarding school options for Canadian Expats.
If you have decided to enrol your child in a Canadian boarding school, the next step is to determine which boarding school is right for your family. And indeed, it should be a decision made by the family as it […]
Canadian expats form the backbone of RBC Wealth Management’s International Division
As they say, a country’s success is determined not only by what one reads and hears about, but also by the level of achievements its citizens are seen to achieve outside of their own setting. Canadians living abroad are well educated, linguistically adept, culturally articulate and are some of the most highly successful entrepreneurs and […]
Series: BRINGING HOME YOUR LIFE Part III: Labour Market Opinions – Permission to Hiring Foreign Workers for Your Canadian Business
Marina L. Sedai, B.A., LL.B., Barrister & Solicitor
Sedai Law Office - Canadian Immigration & Citizenship Law
T. 604.642.0842; F. 604.909.4859
msedai@immigrationcitizenshiplaw.com
www.immigrationcitizenshiplaw.com
SERIES: BRINGING HOME YOUR LIFE
Part III: Labour Market Opinions - Permission to
Hiring Foreign Workers for Your Canadian Business
This article is Part III of the Series, “Bringing Home Your Life”. Parts I and II […]
Tax Implications of Moving to Asia
Expatriates must not only consider taxes but also living expenses when settling abroad
By Arun (Ernie) Nagratha, CA, CPA
Edited By Wayne Bewick, CA, CFP, CPA
In our last article, my colleague Wayne Bewick examined the tax implications of living and working in the Middle East, highlighting some of the intricacies of moving to that part […]
Canadians Abroad - the hub of the Canadian Community in L.A.
The most populous city in the most populous state in the US is Los Angeles. This megatropolis is also known as the city with the largest Canadian population outside of Canada. Estimates place the number to be between 300,000 and 1 million. In speaking with people both in L.A. and to the Department […]
LONDON QUÉBEC CULTURE FESTIVAL
@ Rosemary Branch Theatre
23-28 June 2009
First Edition
Starring CIRQUE DU SOLEIL composer
“The Rosemary Branch Theatre is absolutely delighted to be hosting the first London Québec Culture Festival packed with such a full and rich programme of events.”
Cecilia Darker, venue manager
Local and international talents are coming together for the inaugural London Québec Culture Festival. Built around the […]
Full Membership just paid for itself, again!
Membership with the Canadian Expat Association just paid for itself, again!
Exclusively for Full Individual members of the Canadian Expat Association, Embassy Magazine (Canada’s Foreign Policy Magazine) is offering 50% off of their online subscription. That’s a $49 value.
By subscribing to Embassy you will receive a discount that is greater than the cost […]
New Diplomatic Appointments - September 14th, 2009
There are just two new diplomatic appointments this time around. Both appointments are in Africa and the Canadian Expat Association would like to congratulate the two Ambassadors.
Ethiopia ~ Michèle Lévesque becomes Ambassador to the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia.
Ms. Lévesque has been involved in some capacity with the department of Foreign Affairs since […]
Series: BRINGING HOME YOUR LIFE Part III: Labour Market Opinions – Permission to Hiring Foreign Workers for Your Canadian Business
Marina L. Sedai, B.A., LL.B., Barrister & Solicitor
Sedai Law Office - Canadian Immigration & Citizenship Law
T. 604.642.0842; F. 604.909.4859
msedai@immigrationcitizenshiplaw.com
www.immigrationcitizenshiplaw.com
SERIES: BRINGING HOME YOUR LIFE
Part III: Labour Market Opinions - Permission to
Hiring Foreign Workers for Your Canadian Business
This article is Part III of the Series, “Bringing Home Your Life”. Parts I and II […]
Fresh Beginnings: Starting Over In A New Country
“Every morning is a fresh beginning. Every day is the world made new. Today is a new day. Today is my world made new. I have lived all my life up to this moment, to come to this day. This moment–this day–is as good as any moment in all eternity. I shall make of […]
Tax Implications of Moving to Asia
Expatriates must not only consider taxes but also living expenses when settling abroad
By Arun (Ernie) Nagratha, CA, CPA
Edited By Wayne Bewick, CA, CFP, CPA
In our last article, my colleague Wayne Bewick examined the tax implications of living and working in the Middle East, highlighting some of the intricacies of moving to that part […]
Tax Implications of Moving to the Middle East
I have been fortunate enough to make presentations to numerous Canadians throughout the Middle East on Canadian tax issues over the last few years, so I feel a certain connection to the area. One of the main reasons I like presenting in the Middle East is that the people that decide to move […]
Travel Alerts - Week of January 18th, 2010
Foreign Affairs and International Trade has issued updated travel alerts for the following countries:
This page is sponsored by: M Bacal Expatriate Insurance- Speacial discounts offered to members of the association.
( * - indicates a Travel Warning)After clicking on a country link above, you will be taken to the Foreign Affairs and International Trade Website.
2010-1-18
Brunei […]
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