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insurance is mandatory for all international students who study in 91̽»¨app.

International high school students are covered under the guard.me@School Plan Policy for new and emergent accidents and illnesses, including

• Hospital and medical insurance
• Prescription drugs
• Paramedical benefits
• Emergency and accidental dental treatment as per policy description
• Accidental death & dismemberment
• Out-of-Province/Country Emergency Medical Insurance
• And much more

At any time, if students require emotional support, they may speak with a student services teacher or a coordinator of the International Program. Students can access psychological services for support and to learn strategies for coping with relationship and family concerns, self-esteem issues, stress, decision-making as well as dialogue about sexuality and gender. Additionally, the GuardMe Student Support Program (GMSSP) provides a safe and inclusive space for students to access mental health support. It features: 

• 24/7 counselling support from anywhere Connect with a counsellor in real-time via telephone or chat, or schedule an appointment
• Counsellor matching Request to be matched with a counsellor based on language, culture, gender, identity, etc.
• Online peer-to-peer support community Find a safe place to talk anonymously with peers about anything without judgement.
• Connecting students to community resources Get help from our Family Support Service team to find mental health programs and resources in your local community.
• Mental health resources and assessment tools Access hundreds of self-directed resources and mental health assessments for anxiety, depression, drug use, and alcohol use through the Student Support app.

Downloading the free Student Support App is quick and easy!

Resources - Mental Health Awareness 

Addictions Foundation of MB

Sexuality Education Resource Centre

Klinic Community Health

Youville Teen Clinic

Rainbow Resource Centre

Mental Health Resource Guide-Winnipeg

Enrollment Letter

Students who apply to the program through an agent must contact their agent who will assist them to obtain their enrollment letter. 

Students who submitted an application independently, without the support of an agent may send email to isp.admissions@lrsd.net to request their enrollment letter, directly.  

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Please visit the school office or send requests for transcripts to isp.admissions@lrsd.net. 

Let IRCC know every time you change post-secondary schools.

Before you change your school or program, you must meet all the conditions of your study permit. This means you must be:

• enrolled at a and
• actively studying while you're in Canada. 

Study Permit and Co-op Work Permit

It is students' responsibility to ensure their Study and Co-op Permits are obtained in a timely manner. If the study permit indicates that student is not authorized to engage in any employment in Canada, please contact your agent, if applicable, or a Registered Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) for assistance.

All students must apply for a Co-op Work Permit through IRCC website: . 

Students should apply 8-12 weeks prior to their first internship or co-op employment. They will not be permitted to begin their internship or co-op placement they have received a Coop Work Permit, which must list the employer as either 91̽»¨app or Louis Riel Arts & Technology Center. For information on Work Permits, go to IRCC website at . 

Students who are registered in a certificate program must complete the required work experience internship for program completion. Times and duration are determined by the program. Students who have met all the necessary program requirements will receive a program certificate. Students must achieve a minimum of 70% overall average in their program to receive a completion certificate.

The Social Insurance Number (SIN) is a nine-digit number used in the administration of various Federal Government programs. Students require a SIN to work in Canada or to receive government benefits. An employer cannot pay someone without a SIN. 

To apply for a SIN, students must complete an application form and provide an original document that proves their identity (Passport and Work Permit) and status in Canada. There is no fee for the SIN. Students must apply in person at a Service Canada Centre or via Service Canada website. For further information, refer to . 

To receive the T2202 tax form, students must provide the ATC office with their SIN and confirm their phone number, address and email address. T2202 tax form is released annually, usually near the end of February via email. If students start in February, they will receive their tax form the following year.

School websites have helpful information including contact numbers, addresses with maps and school calendars. School websites can be found through the 91̽»¨app website at: /page/1519/community-of-schools

• Citizenship and Immigration Canada: Students can apply for a study permit online and organize all of their application information. This needs to be completed outside of Canada and before a student comes to Canada.
• City of Winnipeg 311 - Information Service:
• City of Winnipeg general information: 311
• City of Winnipeg website: A municipal government website providing information about events, places to visit and other items of interest for people living in or visiting Winnipeg.
• Emergencies (police, ambulance, fire): 911
• Guard.me: All international students in the program are covered under a mandatory Guard.me health insurance plan. Students do not need to purchase additional travel insurance. Please read the coverage and claims details at:
• Police Record Check: 
• Child Abuse Registry: 
• Health Links: It is a 24-hour, 7-days a week telephone information service available in Manitoba. Whether a student has a small medical question or a more urgent need, they should first call Health Links at: 1.204.788.8200.
• Living in Manitoba: A Government of Manitoba website where students and their parents can go to find information about living in Manitoba. It includes useful information on climate, education and Canadian culture.
• 91̽»¨app International Student Program website: /isp
• Province of Manitoba International Education information:
• Restaurant Guide: Winnipeg’s most popular and unique dining experiences.
• Study Permit Extension Application: Students can also apply online to extend their study permits. If they wish to extend their permit, they should apply before their current permit expires.
• Tourism Winnipeg: Find out about things to do in Winnipeg, including places to eat, events to watch, activities to enjoy and more.
  
• Travel Manitoba: Explore Manitoba, find out about the places to visit, cultural events and activities happening in the Province.
• Winnipeg Airport: Check arrival and departure information, travel tips and security information.
• Winnipeg Transit: Find out about bus passes, including costs and where to purchase them, bus schedules and search bus routes.
• Winnipeg Weather: The Government of Canada website for current weather, forecasts and historical weather information.