Canada Provincial Nominee Program

Alberta is one of the friendliest, wealthiest, really diverse, and absolutely picturesque provinces in Canada. Fourth largest by population, and one of the fastest growing when it comes to economy, in Canada, it is home to an excellent education system, world-class healthcare, and close knit group of various communities.

With its magnificent mountain tops, lush green forests, and rocky coasts, British Columbia is an extremely beautiful Canadian province. No doubt then, that this place could be just about every nature lover’s dream come true!

The Gateway to Western Canada - that's what people call the picturesque province of Manitoba. A place that boasts of its friendly people, abundant natural resources, a booming labour market, and a diverse culture, Manitoba welcomes people from all over the globe, every year, who wish to become a permanent resident there.

One of the most populous provinces in the country, Ontario is where you’ll find approximately 1 fourth of the total population residing. This place is home to some of the coolest cities like Ottawa, and the capital city Toronto.

An abundance of natural gas, oil, and potash, is what makes Saskatchewan one of the booming economies, right in the centre of Canada. For people all around the world, there are a lot of things to look forward to, like a decent cost of living, numerous jobs, and friendly communities, amongst other things.

One of the provinces of Canada, located towards the east, New Brunswick belongs to the group of the 3 maritime Provinces of the country. One finds a large number of its residents speaking French and most being fluent in English, giving this province an official bilingual status.

A booming economy, beautiful destination, and home to some of the friendliest people on earth, Newfoundland and Labrador is a province that unsurprisingly, looks like no less than a wonderful dream! Between Labrador being connected to Canada’s mainland, and Newfoundland being a picturesque island in the Atlantic Ocean, the province is a diverse and vibrant place, to say the least.

There is a single patch of beautiful territory, really acres of forests and residents, just about 40,000 in number, that sits between Nunavut and the province of Yukon. This patch is what has been named as Northwestern Territories.

PEI, which stands for Prince Edward Island, though the smallest in size, makes up for it through its lush natural beauty, a great history, an excellent school system, and eco friendliness through an almost absence of traffic or pollution.

Yukon is one of the federal territories of Canada, located towards its west, and known for being rich in its resources and rich,when it comes to the types of people and communities living there.

Quite unique amongst all the Canadian provinces, Nova Scotia, it is Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia peninsula, and about thousands of small islands located towards Eastern Canada, that together make the beautiful province of Nova Scotia.