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14governments searched in one question
2official languages, answered equally
100%of claims linked to an official page
0forums, blogs or news sites used

Reads only from official government domains

canada.cagov.bc.caalberta.casaskatchewan.cagov.mb.caontario.caquebec.cagnb.canovascotia.caprinceedwardisland.cagov.nl.cayukon.cagov.nt.cagov.nu.calaws-lois.justice.gc.catravel.gc.cacanada.cagov.bc.caalberta.casaskatchewan.cagov.mb.caontario.caquebec.cagnb.canovascotia.caprinceedwardisland.cagov.nl.cayukon.cagov.nt.cagov.nu.calaws-lois.justice.gc.catravel.gc.ca

How an answer is made

From your question to a cited answer in seconds.

You don't need to know which department runs what. The agent works it out, reads the official pages, and shows its work.

  1. 01

    Understand

    Your question is split into parts, so "moving with a newborn" becomes health, benefits and leave.

    → 3 parts identified
  2. 02

    Route

    Each part goes to the government responsible: federal, provincial, territorial or several.

    → Federal · B.C. · Ontario
  3. 03

    Read and verify

    Only official domains are searched. Page dates are checked and conflicting pages are flagged.

    → 23 pages read · 7 kept
  4. 04

    Answer with citations

    Plain language, a numbered source on every claim, and the exact passage one click away.

    → every sentence sourced

Across jurisdictions

One question can cross three governments. The answer should too.

Moving, having a baby or changing jobs touches federal, provincial and sometimes two provincial systems at once. AskCanada splits your question, sends each part to the government responsible, and brings it back as one answer.

Try a cross-border question

We're moving from Toronto to Vancouver with a newborn. What do we need to do?

Split into 3 parts · routed to 3 governments
CAGovernment of Canadacanada.caUpdate your address with the CRA so Canada child benefit payments continue. EI parental benefits carry on after the move.
BCBritish Columbiagov.bc.caApply for MSP for the whole family; a waiting period applies. Exchange your driver's licence within 90 days.
ONOntarioontario.caOHIP keeps covering you during B.C.'s waiting period. Your baby's Ontario birth registration stays valid.

Built to be checked

Answers you can verify in one click.

Most AI tools guess from the whole internet. AskCanada reads a closed list of government domains and shows exactly where each line came from.

01Sources

Official sources only

News, blogs and forums are filtered out before reading starts. If no official page answers the question, the agent says so.

Checked · government domains only0 read · 0 rejected
  • canada.ca/en/services/benefits/eiqueued
  • www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/health/mspqueued
  • forum.example.com/moving-to-bcqueued
  • ontario.ca/page/apply-ohipqueued
  • news.example/benefits-explainedqueued

02Citations

Every claim cited

Hover a number to read the exact passage and the date the page was last modified.

gov.bc.ca · modified 2026-07-14[1]"…the balance of the month of arrival plus two months."

The wait is the rest of the month you arrive plus two months

03Languages

English and French

Ask in either official language. Sources are cited in the language you asked in.

You can apply for EI regular benefits online.1

[1] canada.ca/en/services/benefits/ei

04Privacy

Private by default

No account needed. Questions aren't used to build profiles, shown ads, or sold.

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  • When is the next GST/HST credit payment?
  • How do I transfer my licence to B.C.?
  • Am I eligible for EI parental benefits?
  • How do I renew my passport from abroad?
  • When does my health coverage start after I move?

Coverage

Every government in Canada.

Browse the source directory

Government is organised by department. Life isn't.

Pick what's happening and AskCanada gathers the federal and provincial steps into one checklist, in the order you'll need them.

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What people across Canada are asking

  1. When is the next GST/HST credit payment?
  2. How long does a passport renewal take right now?
  3. Am I eligible for the Canada Dental Care Plan?
  4. What's the minimum wage in Alberta?
  5. How do I extend my study permit?
  6. Do I need to file taxes if I had no income?

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