Some of the commonly asked questions are listed on this page. If you cannot find the information you want on other pages of the website, it might be listed here. If you cannot find the information you want here, then you can ask a question and we will attempt to answer it.
We have compiled a list of Job Banks (web sites that list job opportunities) which you can browse. There are also links to resources for writing a resume or CV, getting a Social Insurance Number and more...
In Canada, there are many hotels where you can rent a room with kitchen facilities. These are usually called Suite Hotels. You can find websites that will help you to search for a hotel on our accomodations page.
If you are coming to Canada and are concerned that you may not be able to afford a hotel for longer stays and would prefer to find other forms of temporary accomodations, try contacting a settlement agency who will help you find a place to stay. There is a list of agencies on the Newcomer Services page.
Edmonton is one of the cities in Canada where many people can afford their own home. Although you may need to start by renting an apartment or a house when you first arrive, most people who live here and work in their chosen field can afford to own a house. You can learn more about buying a house here.
When you have registered for an Alberta Health Care card, you have access to the public health care system including medical checkups and hospital visits. Capital Health is the health region for Edmonton and the Capital Health website provides links to hospitals and a search for physicians. You can find more information here.
In Edmonton, Public education is free to all Canadian citizens until the age of 20. To learn more about education in Edmonton read our information page, or to go straight to the registration information page at Edmonton Public Schools
