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  1. An OHIP information sheet states: 'New Ontario residents wait 3 months before coverage begins. During the waiting period, purchase private insurance. OHIP does not cover dental care, eye exams for ages 20-64, or prescriptions.' What should new residents do during the waiting period?

    Answer: Purchase private health insurance

    The sheet advises purchasing private insurance during the 3-month waiting period.

  2. Cellphone plans: A: $50/month, 10GB, unlimited Canada calling. B: $65/month, 25GB, unlimited Canada calling, 1,000 international minutes. C: $45/month, 5GB, unlimited local only. Which is best for frequent international calls and moderate data?

    Answer: Plan B — includes international minutes and sufficient data

    Plan B is the only option with international minutes and provides sufficient data.

  3. Service Canada states: 'To apply for a SIN, bring one primary document proving identity and immigration status. Acceptable: Canadian birth certificate, citizenship certificate, PR card, or work permit. Processing is immediate.' How many documents are needed?

    Answer: One primary document

    One primary document proving identity and immigration status is required.

  4. Employment Standards Act: 'Minimum wage $16.55/hour. Overtime at 1.5x after 44 hours/week. Exemptions include IT professionals earning more than $28.45/hour.' An IT professional earning $30/hour works 50 hours. Do they qualify for overtime?

    Answer: No, IT professionals earning above $28.45/hour are exempt

    IT professionals earning above $28.45/hour are exempt. At $30/hour, this person exceeds the threshold.

  5. A transit map legend shows: solid blue = subway, dashed red = bus rapid transit, green dot = transfer station, yellow triangle = accessible station. A station with both a green dot and yellow triangle indicates what?

    Answer: A transfer station that is also wheelchair accessible

    Green dot (transfer) combined with yellow triangle (accessible) means both functions.

  6. TFSA information: 'The 2026 contribution limit is $7,000. Unused room carries forward. Over-contributions face a 1% monthly penalty.' Someone contributed $5,000 in 2025 and wants to contribute $9,000 in 2026. Can they?

    Answer: Yes, the unused $2,000 from 2025 carries forward, giving $9,000 total room

    $7,000 (2025) - $5,000 = $2,000 unused. 2026: $7,000 + $2,000 = $9,000 available.

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