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Continue to SELECT ONE OF THE CITIES below (that you're moving from) located in Ontario to get free quotes from moving companies providing Interstate Moving services in that City:

Ajax, ON	Milton, ON
Alliston, ON	Mississauga, ON
Amherstburg, ON	Napanee, ON
Aurora, ON	New Liskeard, ON
Barrie, ON	Newcastle, ON
Belle River, ON	Newmarket, ON
Bowmanville, ON	Niagara Falls, ON
Bracebridge, ON	Niagara On The Lake, ON
Bradford, ON	North Bay, ON
Brampton, ON	Oakville, ON
Brantford, ON	Orangeville, ON
Brockville, ON	Orillia, ON
Burford, ON	Oshawa, ON
Burlington, ON	Ottawa, ON
Caledon, ON	Owen Sound, ON
Caledonia, ON	Pembroke, ON
Cambridge, ON	Petawawa, ON
Cayuga, ON	Peterborough, ON
Chatham, ON	Pickering, ON
Cobourg, ON	Picton, ON
Collingwood, ON	Port Colborne, ON
Cornwall, ON	Port Elgin, ON
Elliot Lake, ON	Richmond Hill, ON
Erin, ON	Sarnia, ON
Essex, ON	Sault Ste Marie, ON
Fort Erie, ON	Simcoe, ON
Georgetown, ON	Southampton, ON
Gravenhurst, ON	St Catharines, ON
Grimsby, ON	St Thomas, ON
Guelph, ON	Stouffville, ON
Hagersville, ON	Stratford, ON
Haileybury, ON	Sudbury, ON
Hamilton, ON	Tecumseh, ON
Hawkesbury, ON	Thorold, ON
Huntsville, ON	Thunder Bay, ON
Ingersoll, ON	Tillsonburg, ON
Innisfil, ON	Timmins, ON
Kawartha Park, ON	Toronto, ON
Kenora, ON	Trenton, ON
Keswick, ON	Vaughan, ON
Kingston, ON	Wasaga Beach, ON
Kingsville, ON	Waterloo, ON
Kitchener, ON	Welland, ON
Lasalle, ON	Whitby, ON
London, ON	Windsor, ON
Markham, ON	Woodstock, ON
Midland, ON

Moving to Ontario

Ontario is the second largest province in Canada. Ontario’s capital Toronto, previously known as York, is home to a large financial district and the stock exchange. Ottawa, the capital of Canada, is also in Ontario. The province’s motto is “Loyal she began, loyal she remains.”

In 1629 Jesuit missionaries arrived and set up missions in Ontario. Ontario became a province in the year 1867.

Economy: The rivers of Ontario, particularly Niagara Falls, make it plentiful in hydroelectric energy. The province specializes in producing nickel, cobalt, salt, and magnesium. It is Canada’s leading producer of fruits and vegetables, and has a large pulp and paper industry. Other resources include zinc, oil, natural gas, copper, gold, silver and iron.

Population: Ontario is home to 12,068,301 people, based on the 2003 census. The largest city is Toronto, with 4.9 million people.

Weather: Chatham and Windsor experience 15-25 days a year above 30°C or 86°F. Toronto has hot summers. In the winter snow affects three primary areas known as the “snow belts”.

Land Area: 1,068,587 sq km

Capital: Toronto

Languages: French, English

Flower: Trillium Tree

Bird: Common Loon

Schools & Universities:

Locate a School: http://sbinfo.edu.gov.on.ca/
Locate a University: http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/general/list/univers.html

Interesting Facts:

The Iroquoians referred to Ontario as “Kanadario,” meaning “sparkling water.”
Over half of Toronto’s residents were born in other countries.
Water covers 1/6 of the province.
Wayne Gretsky, the famous hockey player, comes from Ontario.
Toronto is home to the CN Tower, the world’s tallest man-made structure.

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