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Newfoundland and Labrador
Voted as one of the top 10 friendliest cultures in the world, the people of Newfoundland and Labrador’s welcoming and storytelling nature make the picturesque province a great place to live and visit.
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Prince Edward Island
It may be the smallest Canadian province, but what it lacks in size it makes up in natural beauty. Nearly half of the island’s land is dedicated to farming, especially potatoes.
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Nova Scotia
Surrounded almost completed by the ocean, Nova Scotia was the place where nearly all immigrants to Canada first landed, making it an important landmark for Canadian immigration.
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New Brunwick
The largest of Canada’s maritime provinces, New Brunswick has three spectacular coastlines. Work life balance and family time are very important to New Brunswickers.
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Quebec
The charming landscape of the largest province in Canada is well suited to its French population. Quebecers pay less tuition, less for electricity, medicine and daycare.
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Ontario
The capital city of Canada, Ottawa, is situated in Ontario. As the business hub of Canada, most Ontarians are employed in service industries such as business, finance, tourism and culture.
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Manitoba
Manitoba celebrates many different ethnic festivals each year. You will also find some of the most affordable houses in the capital city of Winnipeg.
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Saskatchewan
Agriculture is one of the biggest industries in Saskatchewan. The ‘Sunny Province’ is the largest producer of grain and meat products in Canada.
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Northwest Territories
NWT is the world’s second largest producer of diamonds and has no political parties. It also holds the record for the world's most profitable coffee shop!
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Alberta
Known as the “Prairie Province”, Alberta is also home to the magnificent Banff National Park. As the fastest growing province in Canada, Alberta’s economy is booming.
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Yukon
Most of the workforce in Yukon are below the age of 45 and development projects in Yukon’s key industries can be subsidized with up to 50%.
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British Columbia
The buzzing province is filled with fun activities and amazing sites to take in. British Columbia's population is wonderfully diverse and has a large Asian, Chinese and Punjabi community.
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Nunavut
The spectacular Northern Lights reflect best in the largest of Canada’s territories. The territory is home to only 25, 000 people who live amid spectacular wilderness.
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