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You can go to any Real Estate service providers which can provide you access to view available listings. I don't think you can find anything within such range in Yaletown. Perhaps if you don't mind traveling on sky train or other public transport, try to find listings in Burnaby, Coquitlam...

You have free college education in Montreal at the expense of taxpayers paying lots of income taxes when compare to other provinces. The provincial tax rates is among some of the highest in Canada. Beautiful landscapes are for everyone - not only tourist.

You need to submit your previous tax returns when you renew your PR cards. So you might want file a tax return.

Probably no responses because no landlords or realtors in this area.

Those are just rumors. Maybe that guy apply not a regular visitor visa.

No, your question had been answered - You can provide it and stamp it later. if you want a definite answer, contact the CBSA!

I always go to the US for shopping and upon returning to Canada I bring meat, seafood, nuts, fruits, rice, dairy products and alcoholic drinks (within the exemption) without any problem.

Since you have a Canadian passport and money to buy plane tickets, nothing is stopping you from getting back to Canada. As for housing, many people (especially international students and new immigrants who don't have credit history) managed to get rented condos and apartments. As far as credit...

I think if a person enters a country which allows polygamy (using a non-Canadian passport) and lives there, the person would allow to have more than one wife.

No, you can wait until next time you return to Canada.

I think the moving company is talking about the duties exemption upon a returning resident moving back to Canada. Your short visit to Canada does not count - so you probably move with your furniture, household, etc without duties. There seems to be some problem with the CBSA website, which...

Another viable option is by sea - if you have a private boat!

It's now $800 exemption (including alcohol and tobacco) if away 48 hours or more. Sometimes BSO check the receipts at land border, but never at the airports. Sometimes they ask travelers to unzip their checkin luggage, open the packaging and sniff the contents (like a dog)!

You are not liable until you are a tax resident. You could land to become a PR and then immediately return to another country for residence/work - that does not make you a resident for tax purposes.

In either scenarios, it's silly to report capital gains to the Canadian government when you are not even residents for tax purposes.

Instead of typing 1,00,000 USD, which is a typo, wouldn't it be easier to write "one million" instead?

Canadian winters is not harsh (at least in the Vancouver area). Only about 3 times snowfall this season. You probably just land in the worst part of the country. For now, enjoy the lush green grass and warm afternoon sunshine 8)

In that case, don't bring raw meats, fruits and vegetables. You can also contact the customs by email for a definite answer.

It seems to me you create a new profile after making only 1 or 2 post. Could you give us more details how that website helped you?

You can bring those food at a land border from US without issues.