Welcome to the AllReview.ca Canadian Links Directory, your starting point for discovering useful websites, official government services, trusted organisations and helpful resources across Canada.
Whether you are a Canadian resident, a newcomer, a student, a parent, a senior, a traveller or a small-business owner, finding the right information online can save you time and help you make informed decisions.
This directory brings together important Canadian websites in one convenient place, from federal and provincial government services to healthcare, education, employment, financial information, community support and travel planning.
We have prioritised official government websites and established organisations wherever possible. Explore the categories below to find the resources most relevant to your needs.
Please note: AllReview.ca is an independent Canadian information and resource website. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by the Government of Canada or the organisations listed here. Always confirm eligibility, application requirements, deadlines and current information with the relevant organisation.
1. Government of Canada and Public Services
These official websites help Canadians access government information, public services, identification documents and essential online accounts.
- Government of Canada – The main portal for federal programs, services, departments and public information.
- Service Canada – Information about employment insurance, pensions, Social Insurance Numbers and other federal services.
- My Service Canada Account – Access eligible employment insurance, pension and other Service Canada information.
- Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) – Federal income taxes, tax credits, benefits and tax-related services.
- My Account for Individuals – Access CRA online services for individuals.
- CRA My Business Account – Access available business tax information and online services.
- Government of Canada Benefits Finder – Find federal benefits and financial assistance based on your circumstances.
- Canadian Passports – Passport applications, renewals and travel-document information.
- Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) – Immigration applications, citizenship, permanent residence and visitor information.
- Elections Canada – Federal voter registration, election information and electoral districts.
- Parliament of Canada – Information about the House of Commons, Senate, parliamentary business and legislation.
2. Taxes, Government Benefits and Pensions
Find official information about tax filing, retirement income, family benefits, disability support and financial assistance.
- CRA Benefits and Credits – Information about eligible family benefits and credits.
- Canada Child Benefit (CCB) – Learn about eligibility and applications for the tax-free monthly benefit for eligible families.
- GST/HST Credit – Official information about the quarterly credit for eligible individuals and families.
- Canada Pension Plan (CPP) – Retirement, disability, survivor and other CPP benefits.
- Old Age Security (OAS) – Information about OAS pensions and related benefits.
- Employment Insurance (EI) – Eligibility, applications and information about EI benefits.
- Canada Disability Benefit – Official information about the federal disability benefit.
- Canada Student Financial Assistance – Information about federal student grants and loans.
- Financial Consumer Agency of Canada – Financial education, banking information and consumer guidance.
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Benefit amounts, eligibility criteria and payment schedules can change. Always confirm the latest details with the responsible government department.
3. Newcomers to Canada and Immigration
Newcomers can use these resources to prepare for arrival, settle into a community, find employment and understand essential Canadian services.
- IRCC Settlement Services – Official settlement information covering employment, housing, healthcare and other essentials.
- Find Free Newcomer Services – Find eligible settlement organisations and services in your area.
- Job Bank for Newcomers – Employment resources and job-search information for newcomers.
- Canadian Citizenship – Citizenship eligibility, application procedures and related information.
- Express Entry – Information about the Express Entry immigration system.
- Study in Canada – Information for international students considering Canadian education.
- Canadian Language Benchmarks – Information about language assessment standards for English and French.
- Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) – Housing information and resources relevant to renters, buyers and homeowners.
Explore more on AllReview.ca: Newcomers to Canada: The Ultimate Guide for practical guidance on settling in Canada.
4. Provincial and Territorial Government Websites
Each province and territory has its own government services, healthcare programs, education systems, employment standards and financial assistance programs.
Provinces
- Ontario – Provincial services, driver’s licences, health cards, employment standards and more.
- British Columbia – Healthcare, taxes, housing, employment and provincial services.
- Alberta – Government programs, health services, education and employment information.
- Quebec – Provincial services, immigration, healthcare and public programs.
- Manitoba – Government services, education, health and employment information.
- Saskatchewan – Healthcare, benefits, education and provincial services.
- Nova Scotia – Healthcare, education, business and community resources.
- New Brunswick – Provincial programs, services and public information.
- Newfoundland and Labrador – Government services, healthcare, education and employment.
- Prince Edward Island – Health services, provincial programs and public information.
Territories
- Yukon – Territorial services, healthcare, housing and employment.
- Northwest Territories – Territorial government services and community resources.
- Nunavut – Territorial programs, public services and community information.
5. Jobs, Employment and Workplace Rights
Whether you are looking for your first job, changing careers or checking your workplace rights, these websites provide useful Canadian employment resources.
- Government of Canada Job Bank – Search job postings, explore occupations and review labour-market information.
- Federal Public Service Jobs – Explore federal government employment opportunities.
- Employment and Social Development Canada – Information about employment programs, skills development and labour policies.
- Ontario Employment Standards – Ontario rules covering wages, hours of work, vacation and other employment standards.
- Canada Labour Code – Federal labour legislation for federally regulated workplaces.
- Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (Ontario) – Workplace injury insurance and related information for Ontario workers and employers.
- Canadian Apprenticeship Forum – Information and resources related to apprenticeship and skilled trades.
6. Healthcare, Public Health and Mental Health
Use these resources to understand Canadian healthcare systems, public health guidance, medication information and mental health support.
- Health Canada – Federal health information, product safety and public health resources.
- Public Health Agency of Canada – Public health information, disease prevention and health guidance.
- Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) – Canadian healthcare data, research and system performance information.
- Canadian Medical Association – Information and resources relating to Canada’s medical profession.
- Canadian Mental Health Association – Mental health education, programs and local support information.
- 988 Suicide Crisis Helpline – Call or text 988 in Canada for suicide crisis support.
- Canadian Cancer Society – Cancer information, support services and resources for patients and families.
- Canadian Dental Care Plan – Official information about the federal dental care program.
- Canadian Blood Services – Blood, plasma, stem cell and organ donation information.
For health coverage, eligibility and available services, consult your provincial or territorial health ministry.
7. Education, Universities and Student Resources
These websites help students, parents, teachers and lifelong learners find education information and post-secondary opportunities.
- Universities Canada – Information about Canadian universities and higher education.
- Colleges and Institutes Canada – Resources about Canadian colleges, institutes and applied learning.
- Canadian Information Centre for International Credentials – Information about educational credentials and recognition in Canada.
- Scholarships Canada – Search for scholarships, bursaries and student awards.
- StudentAid BC – Student financial assistance information for British Columbia.
- Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) – Ontario student grants and loans information.
- Canadian Parents for French – Resources supporting French-language learning opportunities in Canada.
- Canadian Teachers’ Federation – Information about Canada’s public education profession and teaching community.
Always check eligibility, deadlines and application conditions directly with the institution or program.
8. Personal Finance, Banking and Consumer Protection
These resources can help Canadians understand financial products, protect themselves from fraud and make more informed financial decisions.
- Financial Consumer Agency of Canada – Banking rights, budgeting, credit cards, loans and financial education.
- Bank of Canada – Monetary policy, inflation information, interest rates and economic data.
- Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC) – Information about deposit protection at member financial institutions.
- Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO) – Investment dealer and mutual fund dealer regulation and investor resources.
- Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre – Fraud prevention information and reporting guidance.
- Competition Bureau Canada – Consumer protection information relating to deceptive marketing, competition and scams.
- Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada – Privacy rights and guidance on protecting personal information.
- Canada’s Consumer Protection Offices – Consumer protection information and provincial and territorial contacts.
9. Housing, Renting and Utilities
Find information about renting, buying a home, understanding housing costs and accessing provincial housing services.
- Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation – Housing research, homebuying guidance and rental information.
- Government of Canada Housing – Federal housing-related programs and information.
- Canadian Centre for Housing Rights – Information and advocacy related to housing rights.
- Ontario Landlord and Tenant Board – Ontario landlord-tenant information, applications and dispute processes.
- Ontario Energy Board – Information about Ontario electricity and natural gas utilities and consumer matters.
- Canada Greener Homes and Energy Programs – Federal energy-efficiency information and available programs.
Housing laws, rent rules and financial assistance vary by province and territory. Check the applicable local rules before making decisions.
10. Business, Entrepreneurship and Small Business Support
Canadian entrepreneurs can use these resources to research markets, start a business, understand tax obligations and explore financing opportunities.
- Innovation Canada – Discover government programs and support for Canadian businesses.
- Canada Business – Federal information about starting, operating and growing a business.
- Canada Revenue Agency – Business – Business taxes, GST/HST, payroll and filing information.
- Statistics Canada – Canadian demographic, economic and business statistics.
- Canadian Chamber of Commerce – Business advocacy, economic information and chamber resources.
- Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) – Resources and advocacy for small and medium-sized businesses.
- Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) – Business financing, advisory services and entrepreneurship resources.
- Export Development Canada (EDC) – Information about export financing and international trade support.
- Canada’s Business Registries – Search participating business registries across Canada.
11. Food Banks, Community Services and Charitable Support
If you or someone you know needs food assistance, housing support or community services, these organisations can be a useful starting point.
- 211 Canada – Find community, social and government services by location.
- Food Banks Canada – National information about food insecurity and food bank support.
- Find a Food Bank – Search for food banks and related food assistance services.
- United Way Centraide Canada – Community support, poverty reduction and social service initiatives.
- Canadian Red Cross – Emergency assistance, disaster response and community support.
- The Salvation Army Canada – Community programs, food assistance and social services.
- Volunteer Canada – Volunteer opportunities and information about volunteering in Canada.
- Kids Help Phone – Mental health and emotional support resources for young people.
- TheCanadaGuide.com – The Canada Guide is an in-depth reference website for all things Canadian
Service availability varies by location. Contact the organisation directly to confirm eligibility, opening hours and the type of assistance offered.
12. Travel, Tourism and Canadian Destinations
Explore Canada’s cities, national parks, cultural attractions and outdoor destinations using official tourism and travel-planning websites.
- Destination Canada – National tourism information and inspiration for exploring Canada.
- Parks Canada – National parks, historic sites, camping, reservations and visitor information.
- Travel.gc.ca – Canadian travel advice, safety information and international travel guidance.
- Destination Ontario – Travel inspiration, attractions and destinations across Ontario.
- Bonjour Québec – Tourism information for Quebec.
- Travel Alberta – Explore Alberta’s destinations, parks and attractions.
- HelloBC – Travel information and destination ideas for British Columbia.
- Tourism Nova Scotia – Travel planning, attractions and experiences in Nova Scotia.
- Via Rail Canada – Passenger rail routes, schedules and booking information.
- Canada’s Official Weather Service – Weather forecasts, warnings and alerts.
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13. Canadian News, Media and Statistics
These sources help readers follow Canadian news, research public information and understand economic and demographic trends.
- CBC/Radio-Canada – Canadian public broadcaster providing news and programming.
- The Canadian Press – Canadian news agency and reporting.
- Statistics Canada – Official Canadian census, population, employment, economic and social statistics.
- Library and Archives Canada – Historical records, publications, archives and Canadian heritage resources.
- National Film Board of Canada – Canadian documentaries, animation and films.
- Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) – Information about broadcasting and telecommunications regulation.
For important public announcements, policy changes and benefit updates, verify the original announcement with the responsible government department.
14. Environment, Weather and Natural Resources
Stay informed about Canadian weather, environmental protection, conservation and natural resource management.
- Environment and Climate Change Canada – Environmental policies, climate information and conservation resources.
- WeatherCAN – Information about Canada’s official weather application.
- Canadian Environmental Protection Information – Environmental indicators and related information.
- Natural Resources Canada – Information about energy, minerals, forests, maps and natural resources.
- Canadian Wildlife Federation – Wildlife conservation and environmental education.
- Nature Conservancy of Canada – Conservation initiatives and protected natural areas.
15. Indigenous Peoples, Culture and Heritage
Learn more about Indigenous histories, cultures, languages, communities and official government resources.
- Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada – Federal information about Indigenous relations and northern affairs.
- Indigenous Services Canada – Information about federal services and programs for Indigenous peoples.
- National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation – Residential school history, records and reconciliation resources.
- Assembly of First Nations – Information about First Nations priorities, advocacy and initiatives.
- Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami – Information about Inuit priorities and representation.
- Métis National Council – Information about Métis representation and initiatives.
- Canadian Museum of History – Canadian history, culture and heritage exhibitions and educational resources.
Indigenous peoples and communities are diverse, with distinct histories, rights, cultures and governance structures. Consult the relevant community or organisation for its own information and perspectives.
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