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1) You don't declare the value of your immovable property in home country while landing in Canada. You report the value when you file your T1135 on your Canadian tax return; 2) Best if there is any government agency in your home country to valuate this property. If not, you might need to rely...

Yes, it's allowed. Last time, I brought 2 bags of glutinous rice (about 4kg in total) from Thailand arriving YVR. The BSO asked me to unzip my baggage, saw the rice package (without opened it) and let me go. Those glutinous rice were just tastier than what is available in Canadian stores, and...

How about DNA testing?

My wife is also from Shanghai but her parents did not require those info (such as People's list in my house, birth dates, letter of residency, city of birth, etc.) in order to apply and get their 10-year regular multiple visit visas. In addition, tell her parents that they do not qualify for...

Unless one or both parents are also going to visit Canada, this is useless if she is traveling alone.

You might be deny entry if you carry less than that amount.

Should be non issue. Why don't check with the airlines?

You can live outside of Canada as long as you like when your citizen spouse accompanying you. This will count toward your PR obligation.

Sure, especially if your final destination (the city where your education institute is located) in Canada has no direct flight from your home country and you need a connection domestic flight.

That's a myth. You just need to declare when you are bringing more than $10,000.

Did you not received your COPR? If you have received your COPR, you don't need to fill up the PR applications again.

I bring my dog nearly every time I cross the borders for shopping. The CBP and CBSA rarely check the papers of my dog. Usually they would just ask me where the dog is and look at it. What other "stuff" are you planning to ask him to take with him? I suppose if he's been away from Canada at...

No, you buy insurance after you own/lease a car. Usually at the time you get your new car, the dealership will arrange an auto plan broker to assist you getting the insurance and vehicle plate.

Yes, your husband can be the recipient of your cargo shipment. He can enjoy duty free of those goods as long as he lived outside Canada for at least one year and those goods were used by him for at least six months. Whether or not you can clear the customs in Calgary and bringing the cat in...

Take Calgary transit (public transportation). Google "Calgary + transit" for more information. Furthermore, some hotels have shuttle bus services to/from airport.

You can rent a home which has gas stove too.

What does that have to do with town home condo and free hold?

There are movies filmed in Vancouver, BC. You could also find many of the reasons why you love Toronto here in Vancouver, BC.

Not every ads in the internet are scammers. There are genuine landlords and companies using websites as well!

No, you don't owe the Canadian government taxes with regards to your capital gain if you are a non resident for tax purposes.