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  • 5 Beds

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  • 2,171 Sqft

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  • 2,072 Sqft

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  • 1,800 Sqft

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  • 1,380 Sqft

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  • 1,167 Sqft

  • 0.19 ac Lot Size

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  • 0.164 ac Lot Size

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  • 2,000 Sqft

  • 0.081 ac Lot Size

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  • 5,686 Sqft

  • 0.144 ac Lot Size

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Ontario is a Canadian province located in the eastern area of the country and bordered by the provinces of Manitoba to the west and Quebec to the east.


Ontario


Nickname(s): "The Heartland Province"


Area: 1,076,395 km2


Economic Overview


Manufacturing is one of Ontario’s largest industries, and the province is the country’s leader in this sector. Many large companies have headquarters or manufacturing divisions in and around Toronto. Products include food, motor vehicles, iron, steel, electrical appliances, machinery, chemicals, and paper. Ontario is home to what is known as the Golden Horseshoe region, which is the largest industrialized area in Canada. Agriculture is not as prominent as it once was in the province, but producers still farm fruit (including grapes for wine), tobacco, corn, soy, and alternative crops like nuts and herbs. Cattle and dairy farms are also common in the province. Toronto is a major financial services and banking industry hub and much of this is linked to other sectors such as information technology, which can be found in the cities surrounding Toronto. The federal government is also a big employer, particularly in the National Capital Region (Ottawa and its surrounding areas).


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Entertainment and Tourism


Ontario has numerous provincial parks, which provide recreational opportunities such as hiking, fishing, camping, biking, and wildlife watching. These parks include, for example,Woodland Caribou Provincial Park, located near the Manitoba/Ontario border; Sleeping Giant Provincial Park, located near Thunder Bay, in the northern part of the province; Killarney Provincial Park, located near Sudbury; and Algonquin Provincial Park, located north of Toronto. The province also has six national parks: Bruce Peninsula, Georgian Bay Islands, Point Pelee, Pukaskwa, Rouge, and Thousand Islands.


Main cities in the Province


Toronto, with a population of over 2.6 million, is Ontario’s largest city as well as the province’s capital. The city is located in the southern part of the province, close to the Canada/United States border. It is home to many of the province’s largest companies, as well as numerous arts, cultural, and recreational activities/ events. Ottawa, the nation’s capital, has over 880,000 people and is located in the southeast area of the province, on the Ontario/ Quebec border. Mississauga, with over 710,000 people, is located southwest of Toronto. There are over 520,000 people in Brampton, which is located west of Toronto. Hamilton, with over 510,000 people, is located southwest of Toronto.


Real Estate Market


The northern part of the province is less populated than the southern part, so there are fewer real estate options in this section. Most single-family homes are in rural areas on very large properties. There are also short-term rental options (cabins) in this part of the province. In the western section of Ontario, single-family homes are fairly affordable and are often on larger, more rural-style lots, with most including at least a single garage. Reasonably priced vacant lots and industrial commercial buildings are also available.


Most of the province’s real estate can be found in the more populated cities in the south. Single-family homes in rural areas of this section are often on larger lots, and prices vary depending on whether the homes are older or newer builds. The capital city of Torontois teeming with real estate, but it can be pricier than what is found in smaller communities. Plenty of condos, older and newer single-family homes, and various commercial properties are available throughout the city and its surrounding areas.


Source: CREA's National Average Price Map for December 2016.


There are 73 school board districts in the province, which operate both English and French public schools. These schools follow a curriculum developed by the province, and some schools have both English and French classes for students. There are also independent schools (including boarding schools) in Ontario, most of which are Roman Catholic, and these schools operate under a separate school system. Twenty-one publicly funded universities operate in Ontario. Some examples include Carleton University, Brock University, McMaster University, Queen’s University, Ryerson University, the University of Toronto, and York University.Ontario also has 24 publicly funded colleges, including Niagara College, Humber College, Algonquin College, Northern College, and Cambrian College. Adult education classes and private specialty training are also available.


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