Namaste - University of Saskatchewan

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Issue 1 | August 2013
Committee 2013-14
Namaste
President
Rajat Chakravarty
Vice President (Social)
Ashish Singhal
Arrival and survival guide for
incoming Indian students at the
University of Saskatchewan
Vice President (Academics)
Naveenji Arun
Treasurer
Sourav Gangopadhyay
Social Secretary
Shaon Ganguly
Sports Secretary
Sagar Sampath Muddada
Web Coordinator
Prachi Patel
Member At-Large
Vivek Vardhan Reddy
Greetings!
Congratulations on your decision to join the University of
organization founded to celebrate a national heritage, ISA
Saskatchewan.
is distinguished by the fact that we do not encourage
India Students’ Association (ISA) is a non-profit organization
run by the Indian students studying in the University of
Saskatchewan. ISA endeavors to foster a community feeling by
providing networks of social and cultural support systems to
Indian students. The University of Saskatchewan has an
ethnically diverse student population. ISA provides Indian
students with resources that enable them to adapt smoothly to
the changes ushered in one’s life in Canada. Albeit a student
India Students’ Association, University of Saskatchewan
communal insularity. Partaking in transnational cultural
experiences is high on ISA’s priority list. Our events not
only attract the Indian crowd but also are open to and
enjoyed by the members of other communities including
Canadians. We organize events, which serve as ice
breakers for incoming students, initiating them into oncampus life as well as bring together senior undergraduate
and graduate students to participate in a plethora of extracurricular and cultural activities.
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Things to do before leaving
Learn Driving - It helps to know
driving even though you may not be
buying a car straight away. Rental cars
are a good and cheap means of transport
for short trips. An Indian driving license
allows you to drive in Saskatchewan for
your stay as a student before you
Holi – The festival of colours
graduate and go for the road test and
obtain a local license here.
Learn Cooking - Cooking at home is a
healthy and economical alternative to
Things to be left at home
eating out every day.
Passport - Make sure your passport is
1. Keep a list of addresses/phone
valid for at least 6 months more than
numbers at which information about
your stay indicated in your study/work
you can be obtained.
permit.
2. A few copies of all your
apply/collect/mail your transcripts
Medical Check-ups to be done -
important documents like passport
(about 10 in number preferable) as
with visa, PR card (if applicable),
and when required if you do not
certificates, mark sheets etc.
have them with you while leaving
Eyesight: Get your eye-sight checked
5. Your tailoring measurements.
6. Arrangements (letter of
authorization etc.) to
India.
and get a new prescription from an
ophthalmologist. Bring at least two
3. A copy of all relevant parts of
extra pair of glasses, lenses if you are
your medical history files.
dependent on them.
4. Don't get Indian files (empty) or
authorized to look after anything on
Dental: Get your teeth checked up
punching machines. Canada has a
your behalf.
thoroughly and all cavities filled.
different filing system (3 holes, A4)
7. Few blank signed papers - so that
your parents or guardians can be
Get prescriptions & medicines for all
common ailments (the generic name of
the medicine along with Canadian brand
“Saskatoon was my first trip
name). Medicines are not sold without
outside India. The support I got
valid prescriptions: possession of
from friends and ISA is amazing. I
medicines without valid prescriptions in
wish I stayed here longer!”
your name might be a violation on the
law and may be confiscated.
- Faisal Lateef, Public Health
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Your Flight Bookings
1. Saskatoon John G. Diefenbaker
6. Most airlines offer Frequent Flier
11. Always keep a photocopy of
International Airport (YXE) is the
programs (e.g. Air Canada, Jet
your passport, tickets, study
nearest airport to the University of
Airways, Air France, British
permit and contact info of your
Saskatchewan; this should be the
Airways, Lufthansa) implying that
school/apartment in every piece of
final destination on your air tickets.
after a certain number of miles of
baggage including your cabin
flying with that airline you get a free
baggage.
2. Book your tickets on time; flights
are usually packed to capacity in
Aug/Sept and Dec/Jan. Try and
travel in groups as this will simplify
ticket. Enroll in such programs.
Enrollment needs to be done before
you fly: check out the website of
your airline to register.
a lot of things such as taking care of
12. Always keep original copies of
your certificates, bank statements,
sponsor’s affidavit, passport,
admission letters, and mark sheets in
baggage when you want to visit the
7. Baggage is usually safe with a
your cabin baggage. Sometimes, the
restroom.
single airline while a change of
immigration officials may ask you to
airline sometimes leads to misplaced
present them at the airport.
3. Avoid booking uncomfortable,
long-haul flights by making
stopovers in Europe and/or the
Middle East.
luggage. Some airlines don’t take
care about baggage transfer. You
may have to personally carry it
(check this while booking).
13. Ideally, a student should bring
$1500 in cash for preliminary living
expenses (this is only a suggested
amount and may vary on a case-to-
4. A day before the flight, call the
airline to confirm your reservation
8. Arrive at the airport at least 3
case basis). The safest and most
hours before flight departure time.
convenient way to pay tuition fees is
and to cross-check everything the
wire transfer. Once you open a bank
travel agent may have told you
9. Drink a lot of fluids and juices on
including your seat number.
the flight. This will prevent your jet
lag from becoming worse. Alcoholic
5. Indicate your meal preferences:
depending on your dietary
requirement, choose whether you
beverages and caffeinated drinks are
diuretics, which cause you to lose
water and should be avoided.
want a Vegetarian Meal or a Non
account in a bank here, you can wire
transfer the money to this account or
you can transfer it to the University
of Saskatchewan directly. You may
also bring a demand draft, however
they may take several days to be
Vegetarian Meal or any other
10. Many airlines are fussy about the
processed. Check your Bursar
preference. Asian meals are generally
weight of your cabin baggage. The
statement to determine the exact
Chinese. This can be done at the time
usual weight limit is 8 kgs. However,
figure.
of booking the tickets with the travel
it’s better to check with your travel
agent or online.
agent regarding this.
And finally, don’t panic! Air travel is
by far the safest way to travel.
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On the day of the flight
- Call in advance and find out if there is
any rescheduling of your flight.
Port of Entry Procedures
The port of entry is the first airport
- Be very relaxed and answer all the
you will encounter when you enter
questions that the officer will ask.
Canada. Depending on your flight
Sometimes the officer may ask you
itinerary, it would most likely be
to present financial documents or
- Wear something comfortable
Toronto, Montreal, Calgary or
letters from your sponsors. It is thus
preferably cotton shirts, trousers and
Vancouver.
advisable to carry these along with
- Rest well and get ready to face the
long journey / jet lag and bid goodbyes
to all your friends and family.
shoes. Relax during the flight, drink lots
of fluids and sleep as much as possible
you in your cabin baggage.
- Before landing, the flight attendant
will distribute customs declaration
- Go to the conveyor belts to fetch
forms & immigration forms. Fill
your luggage. Pick up a cart to carry
- For vegetarians, watch out before you
these out on the plane (you will
the bags. Then pick up your bags as
eat for you may get non-vegetarian food
submit them to the appropriate
they come out on the conveyor
even if you had asked for vegetarian.
authorities when you land). Do not
(suitable eye-catching labels help
Vegetarian food is generally bland –
hesitate to take the flight attendant's
here). If you don't get your baggage
fruits/juices/salads are good choices.
help.
inform the enquiry section. Carry
to get over the jet lag quickly.
Never hesitate to ask questions.
your baggage to the respective
- You can indicate that you have
- Don’t trust anyone at the airports,
nothing to declare & total value of
especially people who may approach
all goods you carry is less than $100
you on soliciting matters. For any
on the customs form.
assistance, try and approach
airport/airline staff as far as possible.
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conveyor belt corresponding to the
domestic flight to Saskatoon.
- Never leave your baggage
unattended. Don't go out of the
- Just before you land the correct
local time will be announced. Set
your watch.
airport until somebody comes to
receive you. If you have doubt on
the person who has come to receive
- Once you are out of the plane go
you, don't hesitate to ask for his/her
straight to the immigration counter.
identification paper(s). Once you
Keep your passport, admission
reach your house, call home &
letters and other documents ready
inform them of reaching safely.
for inspection. They might ask few
“Events ISA organized were very
questions like - is this your first time
helpful for settling in. Don’t forget to
in Canada? Are you on a student
We hope you have a safe and
attend Rendezvous and Parichay.”
visa? Which University are you
enjoyable flight. Relax; enjoy the
joining?
views and the hospitality.
- Prachee Misra, Chemical Engineering
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Things to Pack
You can’t pack memories though
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Start your packing at least two days
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before departure date.
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unlocked) from India to use with prepaid SIM cards that you can purchase
Put identification marks and labels
easily in Canada.
both inside & outside all your bags.
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Always carry some change with you.
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calculators, clocks, shavers or you
almost every slot operated machine
will be forced to do it at the airport.
including telephones and/or luggage
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Remove the batteries from all your
electrical appliances such as
Quarters (25 cents) are required for
trolleys.
You can bring your cellphone (if
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Do not bring electrical appliances, as
the voltage and frequency in Canada
Depending on how many gadgets
you are bringing from India, get
India to Canada plug adapters.
is different from India.
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Check-In
Luggage
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Jeans: 4 to 6 pairs.
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Towels and Napkins: 2
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Shorts: 6-8.
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Single bed sheets: 2
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T-shirts/Tops: 6-8.
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Air pillow: 1
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Cotton shirts: 4-5. Cotton
clothes are good in summer.
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Night clothes: 2-3 sets.
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Formal suit & Ties: 1-2 pairs.
Buy sturdy bags to retain for years. They
(For professional reasons -
should be able to withstand a lot of
rarely required)
Baggage Allowance
Usually, weight of each bag
should not exceed 23 kg.
mishandling. They should be as large as
possible within the size limitations.
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Undergarments: 10-15 sets
Usual baggage specifications are as

Socks: 4-5 pairs (or more if you
The number of bags
allowed vary by airline
(and is usually 2-3).
wear shoes most of the time,
follows:
preferably cotton)
- 1, 2 or 3 (check with airline) pieces of
checked-in baggage with total linear
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dimension (length+width+height) not
exceeding 62″.
sleeved.
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Sunglasses: 1
Muffler, Woollen Cap, Woollen
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Cap: 2
gloves and windcheater.
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Umbrella: 1
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Handkerchiefs: 1 dozen
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Wallet with more pockets for
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Belts: 2-3. One formal leather
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- The weight of each bag should not
exceed 23 kgs.
- 1 piece of carry-on baggage that is well
under 15 kg. (depends on airline)
Sweaters/Jackets: 2 - full
belt and others as you please.
- Check with your airline; these are just
guidelines.
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cards: 1

Sport Shoes / Leather Shoes: 1
each
Indian traditional wear: 2 or
more (for cultural events)
Clothes:
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Sandals: 2
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Slippers: 1-2 (for home)
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Traditional Shoes / Kolhapuris:
Bedding, Accessories and Footwear:
Assume a laundry cycle of around a
couple of weeks. Winter clothes are best
purchased here as they are more
appropriate for Canada’s climate.
Most items are available here for a few
1 (optional)
dollars. Use your own discretion
depending on your level of funding,
requirements and luggage space.
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Check-In
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Shaving Kits and Blades

Cosmetics: lipsticks, face powder,
Luggage
(contd.)
bindis, makeup, bangles etc.

stick Frying Pan: 1

Cutting board for vegetables

Ladle, serrated knife, spatula, peeler,
Medicines (with prescriptions) and
rolling pin: 1
First Aid kit

Books: Academic texts, some basic
books like the Dictionary and
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Bathing Soap: 1-2

Combs and Hair Oil
Thesaurus, Clark’s Table, standard
Beware of airport custom confiscations; carry
mathematical formulae books etc.
in small amounts for initial days only
and fiction/non-fiction books (if you
would like to read a lot). [Note: there
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Food Items:
Small mirror
should be no legal hassles bringing
photocopies of books - but don't
Nail cutter, Scissors,
flaunt them to Canadians/profs]
Everything (especially liquids) should be
well-sealed in packets/bottles. Seeds like
jeera, raw tamarind etc. could be confiscated
at airport security
Safety pins, Mini-sewing
kit with some buttons

(optional)
Body spray

Passport and stamp size
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sharpeners, staplers, white sheets,
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Rice and dals: 1 kg
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Ready-to-eat / Maggi / soups: 5+
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Salt, pepper, cooking oil and sugar
tapes, gum etc.
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Stationery: pencils, pens, erasers,
(for initial days): 1 small packet each
snaps: 36 (approx.)
Utensils:
Family photo and religious
Cooking for days together is the norm here;
items (optional)
your vessels have to be arranged accordingly
Calculator
If your roommates have been fixed before

Asafoetida, Red Chili, Dhania,
Garam Masala: 1-2 Packets
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Torch and Alarm clock
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Safety pins

Stitching equipment:
blanks

Pickles, spices, elaichi, clove,
cinnamon, papad (optional)
(Eating/serving), tongs, knives: 2-3
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Needles and thread reels
(black, white, blue etc.)

Plates, Glasses, Cups/Bowls, Spoons
Tea Leaves: 1 packet (coffee is cheap
here)
arrival, share the items and fill each other’s
Backpack
Turmeric, Cumin/Coriander,

Flat-based Cooking/Serving Vessels
Remember, this is only a suggested list. Most
with lids (varying sizes): 2-3
of these items are also available here. Some
4L Pressure Cooker (with spare
rings, gasket and valves) and Non-
of you may have other requirements that may
not be included in this list.
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High-pressure cricket,
our respects to the
flag, a new ISA
committee, samosas,
laddoos, cards,
games and new
friendships – an
amazing 67th
Independence Day
celebration indeed.
Hand Baggage
- A good quality, spacious mini-suitcase
- Originals of Certificates, Mark Sheets,
- All jewellery and electronic items:
makes for good hand-baggage
Transcripts, Application materials,
Camera, mp3 players, laptop, e-readers,
Medical prescriptions, Licenses and
phone charger etc.
- Fluids are not allowed, so no
credit cards etc.
deodorants, toothpaste, drinks etc.
- Passport (with visa), PR Card (if
applicable), IDs, Tickets, Work/Study
- Letter of acceptance from the
(suggested) and traveler’s checks for
University along with proof of
more flexibility.
finance/funding
Permits
- 1-2 sets of clothes (in case your check- Extra sets of sealed transcripts for
in luggage arrival is delayed)
scholarships, change of program etc.
(optional)
- Carry around 1500 CAD in cash
- Emergency contacts, recipient’s
contact details, passport photos.
- Books/Magazines (optional)
Sweater (aircraft/airports are often cold)
Did you know?
-
Saskatoon is one of the sunniest cities in Canada, and records an average
of 2381 hours of sunlight annually.
-
The world’s largest uranium company Cameco and the world’s largest
potash company Potash Corp have their corporate headquarters in
Saskatoon.
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Modes of Transportation
Public transport thus isn’t very frequent
nor well-connected and is also far more
expensive here than in India.
Buses (Saskatoon Transit) - It’s a
lifeline for students without vehicles.
Buses ply on most main roads. A ticket
is a flat fare of CAD 3 per journey
(including transfers). If you stay far
away from university, a bus pass is
advisable. All students are issued a UPass bus transit pass for the whole
Car Rentals
semester by default. You could save by
buying bus tickets in bulk (available at
Car rentals are ideal for short
- You have to register the other
Lower Place Riel). Buses here are quite
vacations. The renting charges vary
drivers too as co-drivers of the
infrequent but run on fixed schedules.
depending on the season,
rental car while booking the car.
The Place Riel Bus stand at the
weekend/weekday, for how many
They should have valid driver's
University hosts buses that ply to most
days you want the car, how much in
licenses too. Nobody else should be
parts of the city.
advance you are booking,
allowed to drive the car other than
availability, type of car etc.
those registered!
typically on-call. They run on a meter
- You need a valid driver's license to
- Unlimited mileage or fixed
which works out anywhere close to
hire/drive a rental car.
mileage is also a criterion, which
Taxis - Taxis are expensive and
around CAD 2 per km with a CAD
0.30/minute waiting time at traffic
lights.
decides the hiring charges of a rental
- Car Insurance has to be bought for
car.
the rental car. It is a separate charge
or is included in the total per day
- You can make the booking over
Bicycling - Many students use the
renting cost. Some credit card
the phone. But you have to go
bicycle to ply from university to their
companies pay for the insurance if
personally to pick-up the car from
homes in the warm months. They are
you use their card to book a car
the renting agency.
usually quite expensive at stores, so lots
of students prefer buying them secondhand or assembled from vendors and/or
Kijiji for under CAD 40-50. Cycling
“There are several places around
Saskatoon to go for road trips. Banff
and Jasper National Parks, and
Waskesiu are my favourites.”
however is risky and not preferred
during winters due to slippery terrain.
- Siddharth Tiwari, Chemistry
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Buying a Car?
Depending on your budget and
requirements, used cars are easily
available in Canada.
There are two categories of cars - the
5) Check for rust in bottom,
2-door and the 4-door. The 2-door
radiators, muffler and tailpipe.
are usually cheaper. Driving an
automatic transmission car is easier
and preferred than the stick shift
Where to look?
variant.
power speed/pick-up when you try to
7) Last, check for emission whether
What to look for?
day. Call up the owner as early in the
day as possible and fix up an
leaks, and whether the car gives you
accelerate. You can feel if it's okay.
The local newspapers and Kijiji carry
a lot of car sale advertisement every
6) Most important, check for oil
1) Air filter, valve etc.
the smoke is black (thick), which
means oil, is also burned with fuel
=> the car is beyond its life. The
appointment to visit and see the car.
2) Transmission. (This is the costliest
piston rings might be leaving a gap in
Test-drive it, if you like it and the
part in an automatic car)
the cylinders because of wear. In that
price is okay, tell the owner that you
would like to get it checked up by a
case, don't buy the car, because you
3) If it is a 4 speed never buy it. 5
mechanic. This is normal practice
speed is okay.
and nothing to feel shy about. It will
4) Check for vibrations when you
save you a lot of money later should
brake from 40 mph, without
unforeseen problems manifest
downshifting. If there are vibrations,
themselves later. For a fee of about
either brake pads or steering pinion is
$25-30 the mechanic will check up
in bad shape. Get 4 people to sit in
the car and tell you the problems or
the car and you can make out if the
possible problems if any. You may
suspensions are okay, when you
also purchase cars at car auctions that
make a sharp turn.
happen now and then.
will have to change the cylinder,
piston and rings which will come to
double the cost.
8) Ask the owner to give the records
of the maintenance he has done, like
new tires etc. Also, make sure you
don't go beyond 3rd hand purchase.
There must be something seriously
wrong with the car if people have
changed owners drastically.
9) Brake cylinder, drum pads
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Driver’s
License
Apart from driving privileges, a
Once you are ready for the test, again you
Saskatchewan driving license is a useful
will have to take an appointment with SGI for
government photo ID to have to avoid
the driving test.
carrying your passport with you all the time.
Before appearing for a driving test behind the
wheels one has to clear a written test
conducted by SGI (Saskatchewan
Government Insurance – similar to RTO in
India). SGI issues a book on the rules, which
are required to be studied and followed very
strictly.
On the day of appointment, you have to go
there with your learning license. The car in
which you will give your driving test should
have proper insurance papers. Also, check all
the controls, including signal lights and brake
lights. If any of these is not in shape, you will
not be allowed to appear for the test. This test
will be for 100 marks. After your test, driving
After understanding the contents of this book
inspector will immediately give you your
you can appear for the written exam. You can
score. Generally they explain your mistakes
call up SGI and take an appointment with
to you so that you can work on them and
them at any time or even go directly. They
rectify the same. If you have passed, you will
will check your passport and allow you to sit
get your license immediately. If you fail there
for a computer-based test. Questions are
is no minimum period required between the
objective type and you have to choose the
times you appear again. So you can practice
best answer for each question. Once you are
again and appear as soon as you can.
done, the person on the counter will
immediately check your score and determine
“There are lots of Indians
here in Saskatoon and you will
find ample scope to hone your
ethnic Indian artistic talents
here. From Indian performing
whether you have passed or failed. On
passing this test you will be issued a
temporary driving license for at least eight
months. For driving lessons, you can go to a
licensed driving school/instructor.
If you already have an Indian driving license,
you can directly go from the written test stage
to the road test without the mandatory 8month waiting period. You are allowed to
drive as a student in Saskatchewan province
with a valid Indian driving license.
arts schools to opportunities
to perform at city-level
cultural programmes like
Folkfest and Saskatoon Fringe
Festival; this city truly has a
lot to offer”
“Saskatoon has a good cricket scene. There is
a cricket club in the city. We also have
tournaments where ISA compete with student
associations from other countries like
Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Pakistan.”
- Sourav Gangopadhyay, Plant
Science
- Hema Sudhakar, Agriculture
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Telephone connections in Canada are far
Telephony
Prepaid (Pay-as-you-go):
more expensive than in India. Depending on
your cellphone connection plan and add-ons,
you could spend anywhere between CAD 20
to CAD 60 per month.

Pros - Economical as you can buy talk time
depending on your usage. No hassles of
monthly fees and contracts.
Canada’s country code - +1
Cons - Add-on features are expensive. You

Saskatchewan’s area code - 306
would have to own or purchase a handset.
Cellphone connections can be taken either
with or without a contract. You may choose
either depending on your convenience, usage
Calling India:
requirements and duration of stay. Talk time
Calling to India from here usually works out
is allotted in minutes, which normally
cheaper than from India.
includes both incoming and outgoing (unless
your scheme suggests otherwise).
VoIP - Voice over Internet Protocol (Internet
to Phone)
Using your laptop, PC with mic/speakers (or
Contracts:
certain cellphone apps through Wi-Fi) to call
phone numbers in India is quite inexpensive
“I was surprised to learn that
Pros - Wide selection of advanced handsets at
and a popular practice here. Costs can range
subsidized prices or free. Economical if you
from 0.8c/min to 2.5c/min depending on the
plan on taking lots of add-on features like
VoIP service you choose. Popular ones
text, data etc.
include Reliance Global, Google/Skype
Broadway Theatre here in
Voice, SmartVoIP, CallPirates etc.
Saskatoon screens Indian
movies and hosts concerts of
Indian artists from time to
time. There is also a radio
station here that airs Indian
programming in Hindi and
various other Indian regional
Cons - You are contractually bound to pay the
Vonage / Calling Cards (Phone to Phone)
monthly scheme amount for the duration of
your contract (usually 2-3 years). Breaking a
contract would require you to pay a
termination penalty, which is usually
significant.
Vonage is a home-phone service with
unlimited calling plans to India (around CAD
30 a month). Prepaid calling cards are
available in multiple denominations at rates
of 1c/min.
languages on Saturday
mornings.”
Major operators in Saskatchewan - Sasktel,
- Prachi Patel, Computer
Rogers, Fido, Bell, Telus, Koodo
Science
Public payphones usually charge 25c per call
(unlimited time).
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Housing
Lots of Indian students prefer living in
Eating & Shopping
the University residences. Residence
provides a rich variety of activities,
services, and programs. While living in
Residence, you'll meet lots of Indian
students among others who will become
your life-long friends. The rates of
accommodation varies across the
residences. The University High Rises
at the McEown Park, which is at
walking distance from the university
works out to be the most reasonable.
We encourage you to apply at the
On Campus
Some 10-minute breakfast ideas
Eating on campus is a convenient
Cold cereal, milk, fruits
option but expensive if done on a
daily basis. There is a food court at
Lower Place Riel, a dining hall at
Whole wheat toast and butter/cheese
Marquis Hall and STM College as
well as several smaller cafes strewn
around various departments.
Whole grain bagel, peanut butter
Bran bar, Chocolate Milk
Grocery Shopping
earliest, as there is a long waiting list for
In all likelihood, you will be
these apartments. You can apply from
cooking or arranging your own food
India and can have accommodation
here. No matter how busy you are,
ready before you come here.
healthy eating should be on the top
Not everyone lives in the residence
Frozen whole wheat waffles, yogurt
Backpack food stash ideas
Dinner from the previous night
Fresh or dried fruit
of your priorities.
Raw cut-up veggies
though. Depending on your budget, you
In general you’ll find what you need
may choose to rent apartments or houses
for monthly shopping at the Real
elsewhere in the city as well. A good
Canadian Superstore and Walmart.
place to start looking would be the
However, if you want condiments
USSU housing registry or Kijiji.
and ingredients required to cook
your favorite Indian dishes, there are
specialized Indian grocery stores.
The popular ones include Swades
Whole grain crackers
High fibre cereal bars
Trail mix, nuts
Yogurt cups
Peanut butter sandwich
Supermarket and Pardessi Bazaar.
Vegetable or fruit juice
Restaurants
Refillable bottle of water
“Staying on residence proved to be a
great advantage in the snowy winters to
quickly go and return to campus.”
If you’re craving Indian food, and
don’t
feel
like
cooking
those
delicacies at home, these are several
Indian restaurants in Saskatoon as
- Yashwanthan Manivannan, Physics
Vegetarians need to pay special
attention to what they buy/order.
Always cross check with the vendor.
well.
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