Mama Sosa 
The health care system is, without a doubt, one of the biggest promises when it comes to immigrating to Canada. In fact, Canada’s healthcare system is considered one of the best in the world ⭐. It covers essential services, some medications, and most importantly, it’s free! Yes, that’s what they say: it’s free. But heads … Read more
What to bring? Since children have two short recesses and one lunch break, make sure to pack a lunchbox with everything they’ll need for the day: 👉 Snacks, lunch, a drink, and a water bottle. 📌One more thing to remember — and it’s a big one: allergies and dietary restrictions are taken very seriously in … Read more
Whether your child is starting Junior Kindergarten (JK) or entering another grade because you’ve just arrived in Canada, here’s something to keep in mind: their first day at a new school is a big deal — and one they’ll remember for years to come! Moving to a new country already brings a huge shift, and … Read more
Let me tell you — I come from a country where the start of the school year means a serious financial hit. 💸Public schools weren’t the best option for my family, so we had to enroll our children in private schools. The costs were (and still are) very high — tuition, school supplies, books, uniforms… … Read more
Types of schools In Canada, you’ll find five main types of schools: Additionally, both public and Catholic public schools often offer programs with more French language instruction. These include: No matter the type of school, the structure generally follows this format: Elementary School: High School: Some schools also offer the International Baccalaureate (IB) Program, a … Read more
How much is it? 💲 Let me see… did someone tell you that education in Canada is free? Well… it is — but not entirely. When it comes to public schools, you don’t pay the school directly, but you do pay through your taxes. Part of the cost comes out of what you already pay … Read more