British Columbia:
total area: 944,735 square kilometers
population: Approximately 5.1 million people
official language: English
Capital: Victoria
Climate: Diverse, coastal rainforests
Economic industries: Technology, film, tourism
This province offers unique opportunities, including sightseeing on the North Atlantic coast, vibrant cities like Vancouver, and adventure in its beautiful nature.
Alberta:
total area: 661,848 square kilometers
population: Approximately 4.4 million people
official language: English
Capital: Edmonton
Climate: Diverse, from plains to mountainous areas
Economic industries: Oil and gas, agriculture, technology
Home to the beautiful Rocky Mountains and dynamic and vibrant cities like Calgary and Edmonton, Alberta offers economic opportunities and beautiful natural scenery.
Saskatchewan:
total area: 651,036 square kilometers
population: Approximately 1.2 million people
official language: English
Capital: Regina
Climate: Plain climate with cold winters
Economic industries: Agriculture, mining, manufacturing
In this province, Regina and Saskatoon provide a high quality of life amidst spectacular scenery.
Manitoba:
The hospitable people, balanced lifestyle and beauty of Lake Shore, Manitoba define it.
total area: 647,797 square kilometers
population: Approximately 1.4 million people
official language: English
Capital: Winnipeg
Climate: Diverse, from continental to arctic climates
Economic industries: Agriculture, production, aerospace
Ontario:
Toronto, which is the economic center of Canada, includes Toronto and Ottawa. Varied opportunities and rich culture define this province.
total area: 1,076,395 square kilometers
population: Approximately 14.7 million people
official language: English
Capital: Toronto
Climate: Diverse, from warm temperate to sub-arctic climates
Economic industries: Finance, technology, production
Quebec:
total area: 1,365,128 square kilometers
population: Approximately 8.4 million people
official language: French
Capital: Quebec
Climate: Diverse, from warm temperate to arctic climates
Economic industries: Aerospace, technology, tourism
Quebec, whose official language is French, is known for its historic architecture, vibrant festivals and the multicultural city of Montreal.
New Brunswick:
total area: 72,908 square kilometers
population: Approximately 780,000 people
Official languages: English, French
Capital: Fredericton
Climate: Diverse, from moderately hot to moderately humid climates
Economic industries: Forestry, agriculture, tourism
On the Atlantic coast, the province combines historic charm with natural wonders, including the Bay of Fundy.
Prince Edward Island:
total area: 5,660 square kilometers
population: Approximately 160,000 people
Official languages: English
Capital: Charlottetown
Climate: Maritime climate with mild winters
Economic industries: Agriculture, tourism, fishing
A peaceful island-province known for its red sand beaches and charming countryside.
Nova Scotia:
total area: 55,284 square kilometers
population: Approximately 975,000 people
Official languages: English
Capital: Halifax
Climate: Diverse, from warm temperate climates to maritime climates
Economic industries: Fishing, tourism, technology
Coastal living at its best, Nova Scotia is known for its historic sites and beautiful scenery with Halifax as its capital.
Newfoundland and Labrador:
total area: 405,212 square kilometers
population: Approximately 520,000 people
Official languages: English
Capital: St. John’s
Climate: Diverse, from semi-polar to polar
Economic industries: Oil and gas, fishing, mining
The most northeastern province of Canada with unique beauty and culture. St. John’s, the capital, and coastal glaciers define the province.