What is the most recommended city in Ontario for a single 32 year old immigrant to start in?

[TOM_1900]

Oh - one more thing. If you're looking for a job that includes accommodations, then you would want to look for a live in caregiver or live in childcare job. Not sure if you have education / experience in this field.

On it thanks. Also, I saw there’re some options with animals in Toronto.

 

[Naturgrl]

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/brit...ife-changing-drug-left-off-the-list-1.6833947

Look what I've just found, I wonder if Ontario did the same.

This may not apply to you. If you read the article, it says it will make it easier for people with private coverage to get it. So company plans must add the drug to is plan. Under the provincial plan, you need special authority which could take years as you would need most likely a neurologist to approve it. Getting a specialist if you don’t have a family doctor and all the testing could take a long time.

 

[steaky]

Yeah, 2.5 is a no go. Also, because I depend on public transportation, I have to live very close to my job and cetra, with a great public transportation. I heard getting a Candian license can be complex and probably to own a car will be expensive for start.

I would say I need to be 30 min drive in public transportation tops from my work, whenever it will be.

Have you think of car sharing (such as zipcar) and carpool as an alternative to actually owning a car?

 

[TOM_1900]

Have you think of car sharing (such as zipcar) and carpool as an alternative to actually owning a car?

I dont know this options actually, but I can’t drive in Canada for now anyway, I need to change my license to a local one which people told can be challenging.