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Property, Estates & the Vote
Property, Estates & the Vote
The legal housekeeping of a life built in Canada.
Buying property as a PR: what applies and what doesn't
Permanent residents are outside the federal foreign-buyer ban and the foreign-buyer taxes — what you still owe is land transfer tax, which varies sharply by province and city.
Wills and estates: provincial rules for your Canadian assets
Dying without a will means your province's intestacy formula decides who inherits — and probate fees, marriage effects and even valid will formats all differ by province.
The vote comes with citizenship — at every level
Only Canadian citizens 18+ can vote — federally, provincially and (in nearly all municipalities) locally — so the ballot box is one of the most concrete things the oath unlocks.