Known for its Rocky Mountains, Alberta is a culturally diverse province with lively communities. In Alberta you can hike many beautiful trails, discover dinosaur bones in the prehistoric Canadian Badlands, shop in the Western Hemisphere’s largest shopping mall, or go to the Calgary Stampede. Alberta’s economy is driven by natural resources, oil and gas and innovation sectors.

British Columbia (BC) is located on Canada’s west coast between the Pacific Ocean and the Rocky Mountains. People love the province’s landscapes, outdoor adventures and culinary scene. Whether you decide to hike a mountain, take a wine country tour or take in the wildlife, there’s something for everyone. BC’s growing economy has many opportunities in the clean technology, forestry and technology sectors.

Ontario borders Manitoba, Québec, and the northern United States. It’s home to Canada’s capital city, Ottawa, known for its many parks, museums and festivals. You could also choose to live in Toronto for big city adventures and stop at the CN tower, one of the world’s tallest skyscrapers. Ontario has a diverse economy with rapidly-growing automotive, life sciences and clean technology sectors. It’s also the largest IT region in North America outside of Silicon Valley.

Saskatchewan is a picturesque province with prairie land spanning hundreds of kilometres. Known as Canada’s breadbasket, Saskatchewan is a unique mix of people, cultures and geography. The province is known for its wealth of minerals and energy resources as well as agriculture and manufacturing sectors.