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Ontario
Ontario offers a wide variety of urban and rural lifestyle choices, from bustling metropolitan areas to quaint towns and farming communities -
Alberta
Working in Alberta isn’t just about earning a living; it’s about living a good life. -
Calgary, Alberta
Safe, healthy, vibrant, entertaining, diverse, family-friendly, welcoming and filled with opportunity, Calgary, Alberta is a city of choice; the choice to enjoy an outstanding quality of life. -
Canada's provinces and territories
Canada is a federation of provinces and territories, and there’s a diversity of areas where immigrants can choose settle. -
Alberta: a province of contrast
Alberta is one of Canada’s three prairie provinces. And while Alberta does have vast expanses of prairie, the name is a bit of a misnomer because Alberta is also home to the easternmost reaches of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Alberta is a province full of contrasts. -
British Columbia: Canada's charming province
The province of British Columbia lies on the Pacific coast of Canada and is bordered by Alaska to the northwest. The region’s weather is among the most moderate in all of Canada. -
Canada's Northwest Territories
Canada's Northwest Territories (NWT) is located in northern Canada, and is bordered by two territories and three provinces. The territories it borders are Nunavut on the east, and Yukon on the west. -
Manitoba: a province rich in tradition
Manitoba, situated right in the middle of Canada, officially became a province in 1870, as it became independent from the Northwest Territories. It is the easternmost of the Prairie Provinces, and has a population of just under 1.2 million people. -
New Brunswick: The Canadian Acadian province
New Brunswick is one of Canada's three maritime provinces. Like most provinces in Canada, the languages spoken in New Brunswick are English and French; however, it is the only province that is constitutionally bilingual. -
Nova Scotia – the melting pot by the sea
Situated on the Atlantic Ocean, Nova Scotia is one of Canada's maritime provinces. While the sea is of great importance to the province, it is not the whole story. -
Nunavut: Canada's newest territory
The territory of Nunavut is Canada’s largest in terms of land mass, and the smallest in terms of population. The land stretches over northern Canada, and is about 1/5 the size of Canada overall. -
Ontario – Canada's largest populated province
Ontario is the largest province in Canada by population, and the second largest, behind Quebec, in total area. -
The French Québec
Québec's official language is French. While many people, especially around Québec City and Montreal, speak English as well, French is still good to know as you move away from the major cities. -
Yukon: the mining north
Yukon is the most north-western territory in Canada, and the smallest. It’s known for having the largest mountain in Canada – Mount Logan – and is the second largest in North America behind Mount McKinley just miles away in Alaska.