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Canada and its provinces
Canada is a beautiful country and each region has its own particularity.
So how do you choose where to live? The climate, job market and cost of living need to be taken into account before making this decision.
It is also important to remember that, the choice of province has to be made through in-depth knowledge of your profile to know if there are immigration processes that will benefit you and your family if you use a provincial process to immigrate.
Learn a little about the provinces and evaluate which option is best for you and your family.
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Saskatchewan
The province of Saskatchewan (SK) is located in west-central Canada. It has a total area of 651,900 km² with 10% of the territory covered by fresh water, including rivers, reservoirs and the province's 100,000 lakes.
Quebec
Considered part of central Canada, Quebec is the largest province in Canada by area with 1,668 million km². The official language of Quebec is French and it is the only Canadian province where French is the 1st language for the majority of the population (78%). Anglophone (English speaking) communities and institutions are concentrated west of the island of Montreal.
Newfoundland e Labrador
The province of Newfoundland and Labrador (NL) lies in eastern Canada at the northeastern tip of the country, the Strait of Belle Isle separates the province into two geographical divisions: Labrador (a large area of the Canadian mainland) and Newfoundland, (an island in the Atlantic Ocean).
Prince Edward Island
PEI is one of Canada's maritime provinces located on the east coast of the country between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia on the Gulf of St. Lawrence. At 280 kilometers long, Prince Edward Island (PEI) is the smallest province in Canada, both in area and population (just over 156,000), but it is the most densely populated.
Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia (NS) is located in eastern Canada, is one of three Maritime Provinces and is bordered by the Bay of Fundy to the west and the Atlantic Ocean to the south and east, and is separated from Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland Island by the Northumberland and Cabot Straits, respectively.
New Brunswick
New Brunswick (NB) the only officially bilingual (English and French) province in Canada. It is a coastal province with beautiful sandy beaches, rocky hills, spectacular valleys and historic architecture that can be found in many cities and towns.
Manitoba
With a diverse natural landscape, MB has magnificent forests, crystalline lakes, rugged desert and vast prairie fields (plain covered with low vegetation). Manitoba is located in Central Canada and North America.
Alberta
Alberta it is located in western Canada, between BC and Saskatchewan with an area of 661,848 km² and is home to more than 4 million inhabitants. Much of the province's population is concentrated in Edmonton (capital) and Calgary (largest city)
British Columbia
British Columbia, home of GoNorth, is Canada's westernmost province, situated between the Pacific Ocean and the Continental Divide of the Rocky Mountains. With an estimated population of 5.2 million in 2021, it is the third most populous province in Canada.
Ontario
Ontario (ON) the destination for most immigrants. ON is located in the eastcentral part of the country and is the most populous province in Canada, representing 38.3% of the entire population of the country and the secondlargest province considering its total area.