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Ontario

📍 Toronto

📅 2026-03-16

📊 Key Facts

population
15.8 million
area
1.08 million km²
gdp
$930 billion
unemployment
6.0%
min wage
$16.55/hr
languages
English (94%)
largest city
Toronto (2.8M)
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🏙️ Major Cities

💵 Cost of Living

CityRent (1BR)GroceriesTransport
Toronto$2,300$450$160
Ottawa$1,800$410$125
Hamilton$1,500$380$100
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💼 Job Market

Avg Salary
$65,000/year
Job Vacancies
210,000+
Top Industries:
Finance & BankingTechnologyHealthcareManufacturingGovernment
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📄 Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)

Ontario has its own Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) that allows skilled workers and entrepreneurs to obtain permanent residence in Canada.

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🌤️ Climate

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Summer
20-30°C, humid
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Winter
-10 to -20°C, heavy snow
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Best Months
June to September
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FAQ

Is Ontario the best province for immigrants?
Ontario receives 45% of all immigrants to Canada — it offers the largest job market, most diverse communities, and top universities.
What is the OINP (Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program)?
The OINP lets Ontario nominate skilled workers and international students for permanent residence through various streams.
How much does it cost to live in Toronto?
A single person needs roughly $3,000-$4,000/month including rent. Rent alone for a 1BR apartment averages $2,300/month.
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