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Retirement

It is never too early or too late to start thinking about the retirement lifestyle you want. This site looks at retirement planning vehicles such as Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RRSPs) and how they can help you reach your financial goals.

http://www.getsmarteraboutmoney.ca/en/managing-your-money/planning/retirement-planning/Pages/default.aspx

Retirement Planning: General Information

http://www.hrsdc.gc.ca/en/gateways/topics/rzp-gxr.shtml

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Careers

Jobserve is a site helping those looking for work to find jobs that are available.The site will also help you with information on developing your résumé.You can check it out at www.jobserve.ca

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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?

According to the 2011 Census, Canada had six metropolitan areas with more than one million people:Toronto, Montréal,Vancouver, Calgary, Ottawa- Gatineau, and Edmonton.

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Education / Training

Public school

Some schools in Canada are separate from the public school and operate with a particular affiliation or association. For example, there may be a local public high school as well as a local Catholic high school. Parents can contact the local school board to explore the different kinds of schools in their neighbourhood. Learn more

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Government

In elections, candidates appeal to voters to try to win their votes.To vote, a person must be on the official voters list as well as being a Canadian citizen and at least 18 years old on voting day. (Contact your local government offices if you have questions.) Voters on the voting list will receive a notice in the mail prior to the election telling them where they vote.*

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Jobs / Business

If a business’s income and assets cannot cover its debts, the company may have to file for bankruptcy. If so, the assets of the company will be sold to try to raise money to pay off the debts. If the business is not incorporated, the personal assets of one or more of the owners can be seized and sold to cover the debts.A corporation can file for protection from creditors to try to restructure the company to save it from bankruptcy. Learn more

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Money Matters

Identity theft

Identity theft is a crime that is growing worldwide. It happens when someone gets your personal information and pretends that they are you.They might use your name to take out a loan, use your credit card to make a purchase, or access your bank accounts to withdraw money. Protect your personal information.

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