Canadians generally reported a higher level of life satisfaction in early 2022 compared to the previous year, as shown in recent survey data from Statistics Canada.
With the arrival of summer weather in Quebec, now's the time to start planning your first aventures estivales.While a weekend getaway from Montreal might be calling your name, sometimes all you've got time for is a quick day trip, and luckily, there are loads of gorgeous spots with loads to do within a two-hour radius of Montreal.So, grab your day bag, and maybe even your passport, 'cause these day trips from Montreal are definitely worth it.
Although Canada's travel restrictions have become less severe, that doesn't mean Canadians can just up and go whererever they please at least not for right now. The Government of Canada has issued an array of travel warnings for Canadians to follow; alerting them of various destinations that travellers should avoid completely or exercise a high degree of caution when visiting.
Travel is back in action following Canada's change in border measures, and you can finally head on that trip you've been planning without the added stress of pandemic rules. Well, Flair Airlines is having a flash sale just in time to ring in the summer season. Flair Airlines services countless cities across North America including Toronto, Vancouver, and Orlando, to name a few and you can snag a cheap flight from Montreal to all destinations for over 50% off.
Looking for a job with the government of Canada? Well, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is hiring administrative positions right now in various locations across the country, and the best part of it all? You don't need a university degree to apply. The CBSA is looking to fill a number of administrative and clerical support services positions at the CR-04, CR-05 and AS-01 groups and levels. The positions pay between $50,821 to $61,379 and are open to persons residing in Canada, citizens of Canada and permanent residents.