Immigration to Canada - How To Save Money On Everyday Expenses 

Thank you for all these excellent videos!! I was worried about all the 'unfurnished' rental apartments that I've seen in ads, and other daily expenses in the first few months in Canada (heading to Toronto in Feb2018) but you have enlightened me much with this video, with all the wonderful $$ saving tips! We are grateful for your help ;)

Just a couple other places I wanted to mention about where to get stuff for very cheap prices. 1. Garage Sales- these are private sales people have at their houses during the summertime where they sell their items they no longer use. If you go to garage sales in Wealthy areas you will find some very nice items many new for really reasonable prices and no taxes. Definitely check them out. Plus they’re a lot of fun! 2. There are stores in almost every big city across the country that sell new & used items that people have donated to them and they use the money for charities. The 2 most common stores that are found all over Canada are: -Value Village -Goodwill You can find many good items for work or for your home. I bought several fireproof overalls at Goodwill for only $15 each. I couldn’t afford the brand new ones at the regular stores because they were $100 each. Many nurses go to Goodwill & Value Village for nursing uniforms. The money you spend there goes to very good causes and charities. I hope this helps

You're exactly right.. it's like starting over again.. we've had such a challenging year with ups and downs (few nervous breakdowns) but to us, it's totally worth it if you love Canada.. I really feel it takes 3-5 years to get on your feet .. we're still in the process of it all.. but we will all get there in the end

I really enjoy all your videos I want to move to Canada and your channel is really useful!

you have been very helpful, we are moving to canada this yr and you make me calm my worries. thank u =)

You videos are really helpful, thanks do much for doing this. My hubby is going to Toronto this week, we decide to join him later because you said in other video that we must find a house first and then the school in that area. I am really excited but also scare. Please make more video or vlog about everyday life or place to visit with children. Where do you suggest to buy a car? Can I deal with the rent price like to make an lower offer? Thank you!

Best useful information thanks Canadian women its very handy for new comers

thanks it was super i really learned some thing from this video it was pure money saving tips

You video is so helpful. I'm looking forward to seeing more. 👍

I like your talking style

thank you

Thank you so much, you are really helpful woman.

i really love your videos, they are very helpful

Thanks for the tips, keep the vlog up.

thanks a lot

Thanks for the video mam.

Really helpful video.Thanks.Can you do a video on personal things you recommend to bring from your home country while moving to Canada?

your video is so helpful​. thanks

Thank you mam.

Thank you so much for great tips . Awaiting for your next video . Cheers :)

Thanks.

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Hello!! I currently live in New Hampshire in the US & am considering relocating north of the border. I've watched a few of your videos on moving to/living in Canada & they are very helpful. Thanx so much for producing & posting them. I'm curious - have you found Canadians in general to be as friendly, polite & welcoming as I have heard? -Bob

Very helpful video !!

Hello I wanted to know what the match price policy was please and how it works in Canada specifically. Thank you for your videos they're very helpful

May I know the place where they give toys for kids in Ontario?

Hi

8:32 - as they say in Canada: "Do not have 100 CA$. Have 100 friends"

Hi maam I am new to your channel

Thank you by the way were do you live in Canada

From which country you migrated ? Irelandor Russia ?

My dream is to move to Canada.We are Polish familiy living in UK with two small children.I am 38 yrs old.I am not sure if we can move and how the work market look like?I am HCA working in hospital and my husband is a chef. Do we have a chance?

Do you know where I can find flyers ir coupons? Or which are the best websites to registre for getting them?

Hi I like to watch all your videos cause they are very informative. I have tourist visa for Canada .can I get admission to the college or university as a tourist? Looking forward to your answer and thanks in advance 🙂

Hi mam your voice is very very low, and it was difficult to understand your words. Please increase your phone volume. It may be helpful to your viewers. Try next time.

What would be your take on this : SUPPOSE an working immigrant couple with a 2 year old kid arrives in any province under express entry. And since both are working, so what happens to the kid? Will you take baby day care services. How does a working couple manage with this kind of situation. I mean either of the partner won't want to be a liability.

would you do a video on what the weather can be like if you have alot of floods in GTA also which parts of GTA are livable

hi i need a help from u i would like to come to canada how much cost would it take and how much money should i bring with me?like will 20,000$ be enough?

Very useful video thanks for sharing I have one details what are The minimum payed jobs in Canada could you please help me to know this....

I need to working visa

I have no money so can i apply for canada or not.

you videos are best to settle in canada . i am a student of business studies background from bangladesh . can you please advice me which job is best for commerce students and how much is the sturting salary . thank you

i m interested to come canada .can u help me to come canada...

А можно на русском? Заранее благодарен.

I thought that food banks for for people in hunger, not for those who are just saving money.