Living in Toronto

Before getting to Toronto, most immigrants try as much as possible to cultivate some form of professional contacts that could help them in their job search, in settling down, in their workplace or serve as their supervisors if their coming to Toronto is to further their education. Those who were unable to develop a professional network before coming to Toronto try to do so as soon as they get to Toronto. Others, too, start developing their network after getting a job. Whether you intend to build a professional network before coming to Toronto or after you must have arrived, these are some ways to go about it.

When one first steps foot in Toronto, it almost always seems strange and hard to fit in but if rightly guided, it doesn’t usually take long for anyone from anywhere to become a Torontonian. As you should know from the very onset, Toronto is a city of immigrants. So those who get to be called Torontonians are people who were once strangers in a city holding so much promise.

Montreal is a multi-faceted town which attracts investors as well as families and students and workers from around the world. It offers an unparalleled quality of life to everyone by means of its security, its numerous leisure activities and services and its dynamic way of life. To learn more about the largest city in Quebec, have a look at this article!

Expats usually have a hard time understanding that they are not at home when they are in Montreal, as a result of the French language being omnipresent. Yet, certain social behaviours differ significantly. Here is a list of eight things to do and to avoid doing with Montrealers to keep you away from any slip-ups.

Having the right network may help you to land your dream job, particularly in Montreal where plenty of job offers are never advertised. Here are some tips to broaden your contact list in Quebec’s economic capital.