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Types of Business Organizations

There are several possible forms of business organization or ownership. The most common forms of business as the sole proprietorship, partnership and corporation.

http://www.canadabusiness.ca/eng/page/2853/

Conducting Business in Canada

http://business-law.lawyers.com/Conducting-Business-in-Canada.html

Setting up your business

http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/tax/business/sme/setting/menu-e.html

Business Info-Guide

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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

Alexander Graham Bell first demonstrated his invention—the telephone—in Canada in 1874.The first phone call was made in Boston in 1875—and the first long distance call was in Canada in 1876.

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Did you know?

Some common business practices and customs would include: not smoking in meetings, particularly in workplaces and public places where smoking is prohibited by municipal and provincial legislation and being honest and ethical in business matters.

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Education / Training

Public schools

Each Ministry or Department of Education has a web site where you can learn a great deal about education, and the education system, in the province/territory where you live or are planning to live.You can link to any ministry or department of education site from DayPlanner web site – Link #210 or the Council of Ministers website at www.cmec.ca. See page 227 for a list of contacts.

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Government

The federal government runs Canada Post, the nation’s postal service. Canada’s postal service is quite efficient and reliable (however, don’t send cash in the mail). Regular mail is usually delivered within two to four business days. You can pay a higher fee to get faster delivery—such as next day delivery. [Day- Planner web site – Link #284]

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Jobs / Business

Occupational Fact Sheets

Are you an internationally trained individual looking for guidance on foreign credential recognition in your profession in Canada? Occupational Fact Sheets can help you: • understand the general requirements you must meet to work in your profession • understand the steps that you can take while you are still in your home country • find the most reliable sources of information Visit www.credentials.gc.ca

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Money Matters

Overdraft protection

Overdraft protection is a way of protecting yourself in case you write a cheque for more money than you have in your account.The bank will “clear” the cheque but charge you interest on any “overdraft” amount that results.The bank will set a limit on your overdraft protection based on your credit rating.

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