Provinces & Territories

The different areas of Canada.

Canada has 10 provinces and 3 territories. With an area of 9,984,670 km², it is the second-largest country in the world, after Russia. It extends approximately 6,500 km east-west and 4,600 km north-south, from the US border to well above the Arctic Circle.

Provinces

Nova Scotia

"Truly let yourself go"

Saskatchewan

Breathtaking

Alberta

Remember to breathe

Quebec

Where sharing happens

British Columbia

Adventure Awaits

Prince Edward Island

The gentle island

Ontario

Yours to discover

Newfoundland and Labrador

Welcome to the edge

New Brunswick

“Awe-inspiring nature & authentic cultural experiences”

Manitoba

“Canada's Heart”

Territories

Northwest Territories

Spectacular

Nunavut

“Like nowhere else on earth”

Yukon

Larger than life

Provinces of Canada

Nova Scotia

There's a place where a new discovery awaits around every corner and on every hilltop. Where history is still alive. Where fresh local food isn't a fad, but a way of life, and where the friendliest people you'll ever meet warmly welcome you.

Yukon

Close your eyes and breathe in the fresh air. Smell the spruce and tundra, and listen to the excited barks of the husky sled dogs. Open your eyes and experience the beauty of the vast landscape unfolding before you under the dancing lights of the aurora borealis (the magical northern lights). Dip your hands into the clearest water you've ever seen during a canoe trip. A vacation in Canada's Yukon is a larger-than-life experience. It's larger than life…

Quebec

Québec is a combination of vibrant cities, adventurous activities, and fascinating cultural discoveries. It's a neighboring province of Ontario and Newfoundland and Labrador, located in southeastern Canada. Québec is Canada's largest province and unique because it's a French-speaking province. Characteristic of Québec is its accessibility, affordability, and above all, surprising nature. In short, this destination has something to offer year-round. It's not for nothing that it's called Canada's "fun" province.

Ontario

Ontario offers a wide range of experiences. Visit the world-famous Niagara Falls, enjoy the delightful wine regions, and soak up the vibrant atmosphere of cities like Toronto and Ottawa. With thousands of freshwater lakes and rivers, Ontario is also a perfect destination for boaters, fishermen, and campers. Nature lovers are particularly drawn to the rugged tranquility of Algonquin Park and the stunning landscapes of Muskoka, Georgian Bay, Blue Mountains, the Kawarthas, and the Thousand Islands, where birdwatching, hiking, and winter sports are exceptional.

Alberta

Alberta is the province of the Rocky Mountains. Alberta means beautiful landscapes: mountains, forests, rivers, and countless lakes! But it's also a great place for true Wild West enthusiasts! Alberta also boasts 6 of Canada's 13 UNESCO World Heritage sites. Looking for authentic Canada? Then Alberta is the place to be!

British Columbia

Major cities in the south, national parks in the north, the ocean in the west, and the snow-capped Rocky Mountains in the east. British Columbia offers a diverse landscape with a wide variety of flora and fauna. Here you'll find bustling Vancouver, the natural beauty of Vancouver Island, the Cariboo farmlands, as well as mountain ranges and ski resorts. Located on Canada's west coast, British Columbia is surrounded by the provinces of Alberta, the Yukon, and the Northwest Territories. To the south, British Columbia borders the United States.

Manitoba

Manitoba is a place of vast prairies and enchanting lakes, where culture and nature coexist and warm communities welcome you with open arms.

Saskatchewan

In Saskatchewan, the plains stretch endlessly. It's a land of history and tranquility, where hospitality is as broad as the horizon.

Nunavut

Nunavut offers a journey to the north, where silence, snow-capped plains and ancient traditions welcome you to a unique world of pure nature.

Northwest Territories

The Northwest Territories are an adventure haven, filled with waterfalls, lakes, and welcoming communities that invite you to discover their rich culture.

Prince Edward Island

Prince Edward Island is a charming blend of beaches, red cliffs, and vibrant villages. Here you'll experience warm maritime hospitality and fresh seafood.