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I think you are overestimating the affect of some of the factors you mentioned. - For a start. If you are unable to speak french quebec would not a be a smart move at all. - Some provinces have higher taxes, but in all honesty, if you are working and earning in a particular province, you...

you can use voip and forward your voip number to any number you choose

No special process, IDP is as good as a regular Canadian license (except that you have to convert to a regular Canadian license usually within 3 months after landing), so buy the car and insure it as you would normally. If the license questions comes up provide a copy of the your IDP. If the...

There are many different versions of this scam. Any situation where someone overpays you by cheque (not cash or other confirmed method of payment like bank draft) and then expect you to return or pay forward any portion of the amount especially under high pressure, should be viewed with...

This is the approach I would recommend also

Dealing with foreign income and taxes could be a veritable mine field. Depending on international agreements if taxes were paid on foreign income in the foreign country this may trigger that income being excluded from Canadian taxes. However tax residency also is a question. I would recommend...

Are you looking to set up a quarry or just buy and sell?

try entering Student, or self employed

Unlikely.

For landing you need all the documents with you that you used in your application. The border services agents may wish to review those. After landing a list of some of the things that will prove useful is : 1. Proof of any driving history, old driver's licenses. Remember also to bring your...

I am under the impression that your residence status in Canada is irrelevant to your ability to rent of own a property in Canada. You may have to pay a non resident tax if you do not have residence but as far as I know foreigners are permitted to own property in Canada without issues. Good luck

Might have to feed your dog some people food for a night :) good luck

I agree with this statement

I think it is pretty safe to assume it will not be allowed. I assume you will be bringing food with you to feed your dog on the plane. Worst you will just have to dispose of it at the airport as directed by border services. I cannot imagine why you would want to bring more food than that...

Smaller city, weather second only to Vancouver. Best summer weather in the world. Social connection requires a lot of effort but possible. Just takes time. Work opportunities are limited but not too bad. Cost of living is low so that's a big plus. Lifestyle is slow and good. Lots of outdoor...

I have been with Bell for several years. There are also Telus and Rogers as main providers. Koodo offers low cost plans but coverage is not that great. There are also a few regional providers around. When you land ask around at work. Most will be able to point you to someone that could work

This might help answer your questions http://www.inspection.gc.ca/food/information-for-consumers/travellers/what-can-i-bring-into-canada-/eng/1389648337546/1389648516990

Buy after you land. Give you a chance to really explore all the options that are available.

They just design logos and websites. Many many companies out there that can do that. Is that what you really need or something else?

Online business transcends borders. Only if you want your business address to be in Canada are you required to register in Canada. Also where you plan to pay taxes may affect that. Canada or somewhere else?