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Basically in order for your father to bring your mother or you to Canada he will need to go through the procedure of Family Based Sponsorship. The procedure is well documented and well known. … The procedure for your family immigration would be for him to sponsor his wife and his child(ren) to come to Canada to live with him. …

It does not matter if they live in or outside Canada. If they live in Canada, they do not need to have legal status to be sponsored. … Conjugal Partner: A person outside Canada who has had a binding relationship with a sponsor for at least one year but could not live with their partner. …

You will need to obtain a temporary worker visa in order to legally work in the US. As a Canadian citizen you may be eligible for TN Visa which has an initial period of stay of 3 years. The requirem …

However, it is clear, from the way in which the term is used throughout the economic classes, that to become economically established means to join and participate in the labour market in Canada. …

is that any income from any source has to be reported on the Tax Returns that you will have to file with the IRS (yes even with the Foreign Student status), so the money you're making from your job in Canada … Additionally, depending on where you live in Canada and your wife's school location it may be possible to get an F3 Student Visa which will allow you to live in Canada but will make your wife commute to …

In addition depending on your citizenship you may require a TRV to enter Canada but since you hold Swiss passport this is not required for you. …

Irrespective of where the money for this mortgage will come from (that's bank's risk) there are programs available for non-residents and new residents that have not yet established credit history in Canada … You will need to go to the banks to find out about details of the programs but here is some basic information from banks: CIBC TD Q&A Scotia Bank Personally if your stay in Canada is limited to 5 years …

In the first case the company that you're working for will have to give you a Work Permit in Canada for which the duration could be up to 7 years but in the second case you will need get a Temporary Resident …

There is not a lot of "active ingridients" in various medicines that are not allowed in US or Canada but are allowed elsewhere in the world. … Chances are that the medicine you seek is available in Canada under a different brand name or as a generic. …

Doesn't seem to be true from the same link you posted if you look for Foreign Work Experience with Good Language Proficiency you can find the information on the subject. I didn't copy the text since …