...	some financial institutions will finance a new immigrant's home purchase up to 65% without proof of income? This allows you to keep liquidity.
...	some banks will give newcomers credit cards with up to $2,000 limit without security?
...	car insurance carriers use a wide variety of criteria to determine your premium, and rates can vary from $1,000 to $3,000 per year? Make certain you get several quotes.
...	the best way to get a job in Canada is via personal contacts?
...	the Maple Leaf Card is a wallet-sized permanent resident (PR) status card required by permanent residents for travel purposes?
...	it is recommended that before you buy a farm you consult with the Provincial Agriculture Department and the Farm Credit Corporation?
...	you should work for one year in the sector in which you are thinking of investing or purchasing a business? It may open your eyes.
...	you should never buy a business, resort, ranch or farm if a bank is not willing to finance at least 50%, or you may have difficulties selling it later?
...	you should never compare real estate prices with those of your home country? A deal is a good deal when you can sell for more a short time later.
...	there are many well paid job opportunities for people in trades?
...	in most of Canada we do not live in igloos?
...	all across Canada a blood alcohol content of .08 is the legal limit for drinking and driving?
...	110 km per hour is the fastest you are allowed to drive?
...	the metric system was formally introduced in Canada in 1970, but newcomers still need to learn the Imperial system? We still buy lumber by the foot!
...	the Province of Alberta has the lowest taxation rates in Canada, has no debt, has a CAD$11.6 billion Trust Fund and has an annual surplus of over CAD$3 billion?
...	the world's second largest reserve with 50 percent more oil than Iraq is in the province of Alberta?
...	Alberta is the largest beef producing province in Canada, consuming only 13% of its production?
...	the Province of Alberta has the lowest unemployment rate in Canada and the largest job creation trend in Canada?
...	a large segment of the owners of small and medium sized businesses are coming of retirement age at a time when there are not enough qualified people to take over their businesses?
...	gasoline in Alberta is approx. CAD$0.80 per litre?
...	the distance between Alberta's two major cities, Edmonton and Calgary, is not 300 km but a 3 hour drive?
...	in Alberta you are insured under Alberta Health Care the minute you arrive with a Landed Immigrant, Student or Work Visa? Elsewhere you may need to wait 90 days.
...	Alberta's housing prices are still affordable in spite of our hot economy?