6 Manitoba
Canada’s central province, Manitoba, is famously known for being home to the polar bear capital of the whole world. But there’s also a lot of other enticing attractions in the province. It features a flat topography and continental climate that makes it a prairie province! The province’s economy that has a GDP per capita of C$44,654, is dominated by agriculture, especially in the southern and western areas of the province. Other significant industries in the province include manufacturing, mining, tourism, and transportation sectors.
5 British Columbia
British Columbia is located in the western area of Canada, with its capital in Victoria. The province’s GDP per capita is at C$47,579 making it the fifth richest province in Canada. It is a resource-based economy and enjoys the advantage of being the center of international trade. This is because it’s the home to major ports in the Pacific and the endpoint of transcontinental railways. Mild weather makes the arable portion of land in the region very agriculturally productive. With abundant resources, British Columbia gives many people substantial incomes, especially from mining and logging.
