Province of Opportunities and Prospects: Why Do Many People Want to Live in Ontario?

Life in Ontario: salaries, taxes, healthcare, education, climate, and some unique features of the region.

Ontario is a true record-holder! Although Canada has a huge area consisting of 13 provinces and territories, about 40% of the country's population lives in Ontario. Why have so many people chosen to live here? Perhaps they know something about Ontario that you don't yet?

In this article, we'll tell you about life in Ontario, its climate, healthcare, education, and ways to immigrate to this province.

A Province of Contrasts

Perhaps the simplest and quickest answer to why many people are so eager to move to Ontario: this province has everything you need for a fulfilling life, and everyone finds something for themselves here.

Where to live?

If you're very active and want to live in a crowded, bustling metropolis, then Toronto, which happens to be one of the most multicultural cities in the world, would be perfect for you.

If you prefer quiet and peaceful places, choose any of the many small towns in the province. Good options include Oakville, Cobourg, Windsor, and London.

Where to work?

Looking for jobs in heavy industry or mining? Ontario is the place for you! You can start your search in the industrial region traditionally called the "Golden Horseshoe".

Or are you knowledgeable about agriculture? Don't worry, Ontario has jobs for you too! Animal husbandry and horticulture are well-developed here, and the province has the best vineyards in the country.

What places to visit?

For party lovers, there are numerous large-scale festivals, not to mention famous tourist attractions like Niagara Falls, CN Tower, museums, and castles.

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Nature enthusiasts will surely enjoy the dense forests in six national parks and the waters of the Great Lakes and Hudson Bay.

Fun fact about the province!
Dear immigrants, please pay attention and remember this important point. The largest city in Canada is Toronto, located in Ontario. But it's not the capital of the country, as many think. In fact, the official capital of Canada is Ottawa. It's also located in Ontario.

Perfect for Students

Ontario will definitely interest those who plan to get an education in Canada and are looking for a suitable college or university. Ontario universities consistently rank among the best in North America and worldwide. Their quality is proven by top places in numerous rankings, such as the QS World University Rankings. The top ten universities in Ontario are the following:

University of Toronto;
University of Waterloo;
Western University;
McMaster University;
University of Ottawa;
Queen's University;
York University;
University of Guelph;
University of Windsor;
Carleton University.

Now add equally strong colleges to this list, and you'll get a true intellectual paradise for students:

Fun fact about the province!
Ontario has given the world many talented people who have become real stars. Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams were born in London, Jim Carrey in Newmarket, Drake in Toronto, Avril Lavigne in Belleville, Shania Twain in Windsor. And all these cities are in Ontario!

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