You prepare your immigration to Quebec and you wonder how you go about making the most harmonious way possible with children.

Will it soon be time to buy an apartment or a house in Montreal area? Maybe. Indeed, Royal LePage, a Canadian real estate agency well known in Canada, published this week a serious study demonstrating that the housing market has slowed down and that we now have a buyer's market. market developments greatly worried the Federal Government over the last year. The excessive debt by buyers could lead to serious financial problems if interest rates resumed an upward curve. The Government therefore terminated mortgages repayable over 30 years, which had the effect of increasing monthly payments and reduce the enthusiasm of buyers. This is where the present slowdown in the Canadian (and Montreal) market comes from.

You should know that

«A drop in the number of homes trading hands typically precedes a period of softening house prices. Where there is reduced demand, those who want to sell their homes adjust their asking price to stimulate interest. »

Keep  your eyes open  because the  deals  are coming!

If you plan a visit or immigration to Quebec, Willgoto.com website, a World travel directory, need your attention.

You will find in its «Canada travel directory», a serious and extensive documentation (in 6 languages!) about Canada and Quebec.

Willgoto.com offers you travel guides, photo albums and well documented articles. 

Its international travel directory provides all useful resources for travellers to any country in the world.

With Willgoto.com, you will prepare easily your trip to Canada and Quebec or elsewhere in the World. 

The aim of this reception service for new international students arriving at the Montreal-Trudeau airport is to greet, inform and advise those who pass through the Montréal-Trudeau Airport between August 3 and September 3, 2012 before heading to their respective University or College.

The reception personnel from the various Québec Universities and Colleges will be waiting for you at the airport. They will inform and guide you from the moment of your arrival….but you have to register before.

You’ll get information about life in Quebec, temporary lodging in Montreal, transportation services, etc.

Visit the website to know more and to register online at http://www.accueilplus.ca/accueil_aeroport.aspx?lang=en

You’re a future immigrant to the province of Quebec? You’re trying to figure out how you can rent your future apartment without knowing much about the rental market laws here. For sure, you’ll be interested in this document published by the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC), a trustworthy Governmental Agency.

«Renting in Quebec» will tell you everything you need to know. For example:

-          What if I sublet an apartment?  Am I protected in some ways?

-          What can happen if I’m late paying my monthly rent? Can I be evicted in a matter of days?

-          Can a landlord enter in my rental unit any time?

-          May a landlord include a no-smoking clause in the lease?

-       Contact information if you need to know more?

The link for a summary of the document is: http://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/en/co/reho/yogureho/fash/fash_011.cfm

Good luck with your new home. However, upon your arrival, a short term apartment rented for short term in Montreal or suburbs allows you to take your time to find a neighbourhood you will like, a school appropriate for your children and THE non-furnished apartment that will fit your needs in terms of space and budget.

You would like to study in Quebec and an extra income would be welcome? Good news! It is possible in Quebec (and everywhere in Canada), for a student, to work here.

You may work, without any work permit, on campus at the institution where you study. To know more about this opportunity, click on http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/work-oncampus.asp

If an off-campus job interests you, click here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/work-offcampus.asp

If your spouse or common-law partner would also like to work here, click on http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/work-spouse.asp

Quebec Government Website informs you about this opportunity for students http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/immigrate-settle/students/finding-out/working-studies/procedure.html

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The Apartment Network in Quebec staff wants to wish you  all the very Best for 2012 !

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If you are looking for a job or an internship in Quebec, here is a website that may interest you: http://placement.emploiquebec.net/mbe/login/portail/portcherc.asp?CL=english

Emploi-Québec provides access to a variety of services that vary depending on whether or not you are registered with Online Placement.

If you register, you can:

-        Publish your candidacies

-        Create Job Alerts! or Internship Alerts! and receive email offers that meet your criteria

If you do not wish to register immediately, you can search Quebec and other Canadian Provinces jobs and internships database and consult many documents related to these subjects.

Give it a try !!!

Whether you are a first-time renter or an experienced tenant, finding the right long term rental takes effort and time, especially if you are a newcomer to Canada. The Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC), Canada’s national housing agency, offers you a seven parts method to help you prepare to look for rental accommodations.

http://www.schl.ca/en/co/reho/yogureho/fore/gest/index.cfm

Please note: upon your arrival, a short term rental allows you to take your time to find a neighbourhood you will like, a school appropriate for your children and a non-furnished apartment that will fit your needs in terms of space and budget.

You want to know more about the Graduate Diploma in Social Innovation  in Canada ? Take a look at this blog entry :

http://www.mcconnellfoundation.ca/blog/tag/social-innovation-generation

The first offering of the Graduate Diploma in Social Innovation will focus on the issues of mental health, aging, and newcomers to Canada.

If you are seeking creative solutions to big problems, open to exploring and utilizing multiple and cross-cutting perspectives, and eager to develop the habits of thought and strategic skills necessary to make transformative change possible, this program was designed with you in mind.