Ontario, Largest province in Canada.
Ontario, a second largest province in total area when the territories of Northwest and Nunavut are counted, is located in east-central Canada.
Ontario's rich history includes its role in the fur trade and as the final stop on the Underground Railroad for American slaves seeking freedom.
Comprising of more than 200 ethnic origins, Ontario Houses multicultural cities like Toronto and Ottawa.
A hub for a variety of business sectors, it also offers natural attractions such as Niagara Falls.
Ontario produces over 70% of Canada’s manufactured goods.
Location: Canada
Inception: July 1, 1867
Capital city: Toronto
Population: 14733119
Website: ontario.ca
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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