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Selecting the right school for your child or children is most definitely a personal choice. If you're new to the Bay Area and haven't a clue what schools are available to you and your family, this is a good place to start. 

The DML is seeking a Special Projects, Communications and Event Management Moose intern to join the team for 10 weeks this summer. This Moose Intern will work up to 10 hours a week. This is a paid int

Moving can be overwhelming, even if it's just down the street. Now imagine pulling up stakes and relocating to a new country and region that you are completely unfamiliar with. The only thing people seem to know about the Bay Area--other than its Silicon Valley moniker--is the sky-high cost of living. In this article we give you some insights on how to begin your search for real estate.

This blog post delves a bit deeper into the history of how health care and health insurance became inextricably linked in the United States.

We break down the basics of what your US health insurance provides and some of the healthcare pitfalls to avoid.

Meet Madeline Jhawar, an Edmonton native who has called the Bay Area home for the last six years. Her wanderlust inspired her to start her own travel business and she is ready and willing to play tour guide to new arrivals from Canada to her community here in Northern California.

In this new blog series, we ask Hugh Morgan, a Canadian living in the Bay Area, to answer questions about some of the complexities and oddities of life in the United States and the Bay Area in particular. Hugh is open to topic suggestions so please feel free to reach out to him! hugh.r.morgan@gmail.com

Interview by Dorin Greenwood, Digital Moose Lounge volunteer Who: Sarah Mitchell Home Base: Mountain View  Originally from: Ottawa, Ontario Alma Mater: McMaster University What she does Sar

Interview by Dorin Greenwood, Digital Moose Lounge volunteer Who: Sayona Kahnamooei Freeman Home Base: Palo Alto for the last 4 ½ years Originally from: Vancouver, B.C. Alma Mater

Thanksgiving in Northern California might feel a little different for many of us who have had the experience in Canada, but let’s all agree that whatever our individual traditions, it’s a great time of year to gather, feast and share thanks.