When studying in Canada, registering with a family doctor is one of the most important steps to safeguard your health. A family doctor will accompany you throughout your healthcare journey, from dealing with minor issues like the flu, cough, and fever to more complex medical problems.

Recently, Ms. Vo Thi Bich Ngoc – CEO of PathCAN, was delighted to attend the Intrinsic Innovations event on February 21, 2025, in Calgary, Alberta. This monthly event organized by Intrinsic serves as a platform for connecting founders from various startup businesses in Calgary, Canada. The event provided inspiring conversations, creative ideas, and a shared passion for how entrepreneurs embark on their ventures with growth and collaboration.

On January 18th, the vibrant and warm atmosphere of the Spring Festival at Pinecrest Event Centre, Toronto, brought to life the rich cultural heritage of Vietnam.

Education is one of the highest priorities of the Canadian government. Because of this, the country’s education system receives significant investment and consistently ranks among the top in the world. One of the unique characteristics of the Canadian education system is its focus on experiential learning.

Canada is a paradise for tuition subsidies and post-graduation immigration opportunities. While Canadian universities may not offer scholarships as high as those in the U.S., their appealing tuition subsidy policies and excellent paid internship programs make Canada an ideal destination for students planning to study abroad in this beautiful maple leaf country.

Canada is not only known for its breathtaking landscapes but also for its high-quality education system, which attracts numerous international students seeking a promising future. However, as a vast country, each region in Canada operates almost like an independent nation with its own distinct characteristics and policies

Culture shock is a psychological state that often occurs when international students move to a new country with cultural values and habits entirely different from their home country. It arises when students struggle to adapt to the local environment, leading to feelings of exhaustion, anxiety, and frustration.