• Alberta
• British Columbia
• Manitoba
• New Brunswick
• Newfoundland and Labrador
• Nova Scotia
• Ontario
• Prince Edward Island

Canada mainly has a cold climate because of its location north of the equator, with short warm summers lasting less than two and frigid winters. Most Canadians live in the southern part where the weather is warmer. Canadian west coast is rainy and temperate and rarely snows except in the mountains. high-temperature in summer around 72 °F and winter around 45 °F, summers Vancouver has more sunshine but almost rains half-day in winter. The climate in Canada is varied and there is a difference in weather from one part of the country to another. Canada has an average daily temperature of -5.6 C.

Canada's economy includes three main types of industries:

• service industries
• manufacturing industries
• Natural resource industries.

Canada is the 9th largest economy in the world. It is wealthy and stable. The main industries are chemicals, wood, paper products, food products, minerals, and transport equipment. The export products are aircraft, telecommunications, timber, petroleum, crude, electronics, plastics, and machinery. Import products include motor vehicles, machinery, equipment, durable goods, electricity, chemicals, and electronics.71% of the GDP is accounted for by the service industry.

CAD (Canadian Dollar) nicknamed the “loonie” is the currency abbreviation or currency symbol used to denote the Canadian dollar. The Canadian dollar is made up of 100 cents and is often presented as C$ to distinguish it from other countries which are denoted as dollars, such as the US dollar. The Canadian dollar is the fifth-most reserved currency in the world.

The Canadian dollar is considered the stable currency in the world. It accounts for approximately 2% of the global reserves.

Canada is one of the most popular countries for studying abroad in both undergraduate and postgraduate study programs. Canada attracts several international students including India.

There many top courses for students to study in Canada they are:

• MBA
• Business and finance
• Core engineering and engineering management
• Physical and earth sciences
• Agricultural science and forestry
• Bioscience, medicine, and healthcare
• Media and journalism

• University Canada West
• University of Regina
• University of Saskatchewan
• Vancouver Island University
• Laurentian University
• University of Manitoba
• Acadia University
• Toronto School of Management
• Adler University

Canada is the second-largest country in the world and is largely underpopulated and offers a vast source of natural resources. The sector is driven largely by forestry, fishing, agriculture, mining, and energy sectors. Canada is the world’s 8th largest exporter of agricultural products including grains, oilseeds, and specialty crops. the oil and gas markets in Canada is the main business, with the world’s 3rd largest crude oil reserves and 18th largest proven natural gas reserves, 35% of the world’s oil and gas companies residing in Alberta and Canada. There are currently 800 mines across Canada. The mining industry accounts for 5% of the country’s GDP and heavily focuses on the improvement of machinery and practices in the sector.

The top five industries in Canada are:

• Agriculture
• Energy
• Technology
• Services
• Manufacturing

• Canada student visa is given to the students who are admitted to Canadian universities for their completion of studies. The students who want to study for 6 months of duration can apply for a TRV visa.
• A Canada temporary work visa is given to those who have a job offer in Canada for up to 6 months.
• A permanent work permit visa is given to individuals who want to live and work in Canada.