The richest province in Canada, Ontario, together with a diverse industrial sector, has a considerable part in the country’s natural resources. At present, the province is largely urban with a population of more than 4/5 residing in urban areas, cities and suburbs. Ontario, behind Quebec, is Canada’s second-largest province in the area.
Ontario borders on the south with the United States, Québec on the east and Manitoba on the west. James Bay and Hudson Bay lay in the north.
Toronto, the largest city in Canada, is the provincial capital. Ottawa, the national capital of Canada, also finds its place within Ontario.
The citys of London, Windsor, Kitchener, Brampton, Vaughan, Hamilton, Marcham, and Mississauga are also famous in Ontario. Ontario has its own Ontario Immigrante Nominee Scheme (OINP) program to induce immigrants into the province as part of Canada’s Provincial Nominee Program [PNP]. Ontario’s program on economic immigration, often known as the Toronto PNP, works via Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada[IRCC] in cooperation with the Canadian Government.
The OINP might apply for a nomination for international students, foreign staff and others with the necessary abilities, education and experience.
Interested candidates must follow a two-stage process: apply for nomination to the provincial government, and then, if nominated, apply for permanent residence to the federal government.