How is the life of Canadian immigrants?

Canadian immigrant life. Living in Canada, you will feel that your wallet is a veritable "cardholder". For example, you will have many cards, such as social insurance medical card, hospital card, bank card, credit card, library card, store shopping card, air mileage card, telephone magnetic card, driver's license and so on. If you work in some big companies, you also have a work card; I have a student ID card when I go to school. Once you become a Canadian citizen, you also have a citizen card. In short, you will have many cards to use in various occasions. You can leave some cards you don't use often in a safe place at home, but it's best to carry them with you when you use them frequently. There are wallets specially selling cards in the market, which are separated by multiple layers of transparent plastic, which is very convenient to use. Almost everyone will take a booth when they go out. Generally speaking, you don't need to carry a lot of cash with you, but you'd better prepare a special wallet. Because Canadians rarely carry a lot of cash with them, and the law and order is good, the "three hands" thing is very rare.