Explore all 10 provinces and 3 territories, their capitals, major study cities and institutions.
AB
Province
A western province known for major cities, research institutions, energy, technology and the Rocky Mountains.
BC
Province
A Pacific province with Vancouver as a major international study destination and strong technology, business and research sectors.
MB
Province
A central prairie province with Winnipeg as its largest urban and education centre.
NB
Province
Canada’s only officially bilingual province, with Atlantic communities and universities across several cities.
NL
Province
Canada’s easternmost province, known for coastal communities, ocean industries and distinctive culture.
NS
Province
An Atlantic province where Halifax serves as a major university, college, health and technology hub.
ON
Province
Canada’s largest province by population, with a dense network of universities, colleges and major student cities.
PE
Province
Canada’s smallest province, offering a compact island study environment centred around Charlottetown.
QC
Province
A French-speaking province with major study destinations including Montreal and Québec City and a distinctive higher-education system.
SK
Province
A prairie province with wide open landscapes, agriculture, natural resources and growing urban centres.
NT
Territory
A northern territory with Yellowknife as its capital and a study environment shaped by northern communities and landscapes.
NU
Territory
Canada’s newest territory, spanning the eastern Arctic with Iqaluit as its capital.
YT
Territory
A northern territory bordering Alaska and British Columbia, with Whitehorse as its principal urban centre.
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