Ontario, ON
Motto: (Loyal it began, loyal it remains) Emblem: White Trillium picture of flower

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Capital City: Toronto located on Lake Ontario is the capital of Ontario and Canada's largest city. It is also the commercial, industrial and financial centre of Canada
Population: 4,000,000 app
Area: 1,068,580 sq km
Entered Confederation - 1 July 1867
Time Zone: Most of Ontario is in the Eastern Time zone. Some of Western
Northern Ontario is in the Central Time Zone

Mayor Industries:
Ontario is the Canadian economic powerhouse, contributing approximately 40% of Canada's total employment. The top five manufacturing industries are transportation equipment, metal products, food processing, chemical & products and electrical & electronic products. In the service sector, the largest industries are finance, insurance & real estate, trade, professional services and health care.

The fastest-growing sectors are business services, finance, tourism and culture.
Ministry of Education
Public Inquiries Unit
2nd Floor, 880 Bay Street
Toronto ON M7A 1N3
Toll-free in Ontario: 1-800-387-5514
Toronto and from outside Ontario: (416) 325-2929
Ontario's schools are administered by 72 school district boards and 33 school districts. There are 31 English Public Schools, 29 English Catholic, 4 French Public, and 8 French Public school board authorities.
In 2007 there were 4,011 Elementary and 892 Secondary schools in Ontario

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Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program

Ontario Colleges
There are 24 Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology in Ontario

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Ontario Colleges

Private Career Colleges
There are more than 500 private Career Training Colleges in Ontario
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Ontario has 19 publicly funded universities
eINFO - a guide to Ontario's universities for secondary school students from Ontario

CUDO –Common University Data Ontario
Organizations with Degree Authority in Ontario