Real-life moments, language struggles, cultural discoveries, and immigrant experiences in Québec — shared through the eyes of a mom still learning every day.
Learning French in Québec isn’t just a language step—it’s essential for daily life, school, and belonging here. With Bill 96 strengthening the importance of French, newcomer parents need to know about free courses, school language rights, and what happens to little ones in daycare. Here’s an enriched guide from my experience as a Québec mom. 📚…
Many families—whether in Québec, Ontario, or British Columbia—move here as newcomers and wonder how children’s healthcare works. As an immigrant mom, I’ve been through it myself, so here’s a clear, updated guide to healthcare in Québec and other provinces across Canada. 1. RAMQ Health Card (Québec) After arriving, apply for the RAMQ health card within…
Moving to Montréal with no local info? Been there. When I moved to Québec during my second trimester, I had no idea what I was walking into. I thought I was just moving to a part of Canada, but I quickly learned that Montréal—especially the east side near Parc Maisonneuve, where we first lived—was a…