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Hearing impaired

Anyone who is hearing impaired or deaf can contact the Canadian Hearing Society (CHS).The CHS can help with information on career possibilities and opportunities and how to explore options in Canada.You can visit their website at www.chs.ca

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Careers

Social services

Interested in learning more about a career in social services? If so, many resources can help you explore possibilities in this career area.Visit DayPlanner web site – Link #93 to link to information resources for education and training in this field

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Dates / Events / History

Each year around April 10, the birth date of Jack Miner, a pioneer in Canada’s conservation movement, Canada celebrates National Wildlife Week. Canadians are encouraged to celebrate our natural heritage and participate in conservation efforts.

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Canada has a public health care system known as “medicare.” It provides medical insurance for health care services to all Canadian citizens and permanent residents.You must have a valid health card and number to get eligible health care costs covered. See page 224 for more information.

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Education / Training

The provincial/territorial governments in Canada are responsible for public school education, the years of schooling prior to college and university. Post-secondary education— colleges and universities— is a shared responsibility between the provinces/ territories and the federal government. See page 227 for key education contacts.

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Government

The federal government is responsible for regulating Canada’s financial institutions and trying to ensure stable financial markets. No Canadian financial institution has failed in quite some time, and government regulations try to ensure that the institutions are managed so that they remain secure.

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Jobs / Business

Starting a business

Anyone who wishes to is free to try to start a business in Canada so long as it fits within the laws and regulations that govern business activity. Starting a business is not easy, but it can be very rewarding. It is important to have experience and to understand what will be involved. A business needs a good business plan and enough money to support it.A business must also provide a product or service that enough people will want to buy so that the business can make a profit. Learn more

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Money Matters

Cheques—clearing

When you write a cheque you are telling your financial institution to transfer a certain amount of money to someone else. Once the cheque is cashed, it takes about one day for the cheque to “clear”, that is, for the money to be transferred from your account to their account. Make sure you have enough money in your account to cover any cheques.

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