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Features

Careers

Planning a career

Many programs, resources, and organizations in Canada provide help with career planning. Key sources to help with career information are the Sector Councils.The Sector Councils work to help ensure key sectors of our economy have the labour resources they need. Each Sector Council focuses on a different industry or sector of the economy.They provide career and industry information and resources. For a listing of Canada’s Sector Councils see pages 229–231. [Dayplanner web site – Link #11]

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Dates / Events / History

Income tax was introduced as a temporary measure in 1917 to help cover the costs of World War I. Income tax remains in place to this day.

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Did you know?

Canada has two official languages: English and French.There are many programs to help newcomers to Canada improve their English or French skills.The majority of French-speaking Canadians live in the province of Quebec. New Brunswick is the only officially bilingual province in Canada.*

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Education / Training

Canada student loans

A major source of financial assistance for students is the Canada Student Loans Program. This program provides loans to students to assist them with their studies.The student must begin to pay back the loan a short time after graduation. For more information, visit http://www.hrsdc.gc.ca/ eng/learning/canada_ student_loan/index.shtml or DayPlanner web site – Link #229

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Government

Canadian citizens, or permanent residents living here for at least 10 years, receive a modest Old Age Security pension at the age of 65. Low-income seniors may be eligible for other benefits as early as 60. Some or all of this pension may be “clawed back” through the tax system if a person’s income is above a certain level. Learn more

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Jobs / Business

Entrepreneurs

An entrepreneur is a person who identifies a product or service that is needed and starts a business to provide that product or service. Successful entrepreneurs are usually those who love what they do, have a strong desire to accomplish personal goals, are good team builders, and are willing to work hard. Entrepreneurs often help to increase and improve jobs, competition, quality, and incomes in their communities. Are you a prospective entrepreneur? See page 234 to learn more about the characteristics of an entrepreneur.

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Money Matters

Leasing/renting accommodation

Before signing a lease to rent a property, you should check the following: • The term of the lease—how long you are agreeing to pay rent for • The monthly rental charge • Whether or not utilities (electricity, gas cable,TV, Internet) are included • If there is parking and, if so, is there an added cost • If there is snow removal/lawn services • Details on garbage pick up and property maintenance • Is there an inspection before you move in—so you can check that everything is in good order

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