What is the difference between Canadian investment immigrants and provincial nominations?

The difference between the two is that one is initiative (nominated by Canada), which still needs to invest locally to meet the requirements of cancellation conditions. One is passive (Quebec investment immigrants and Canadian federal investment immigrants-commonly known as Canadian investment immigrants), which is equivalent to spending money to buy identity. Let's take the investment immigrants in Manitoba and Quebec as an example to analyze their differences: for Manitoba and Quebec (Quebec and the Federation are the same), Manitoba is actually investing and operating by itself, while Quebec is passively investing and does not need to participate in capital operation, but it can get a green card in one step. Quebec directly spends money to buy identity, which is easier to handle. Manetho Ba also needs a business visa to go to Canada for an interview. For the applicant, the process is a bit cumbersome. Quebec, like the Federation, passively invests, and investors do not participate in management. After 5 years, all the investment funds will be returned to the principal. Manitoba is a provincial nominated project, which needs actual investment and personal operation. One is investment for the purpose of starting a business, and the other is passive, with no follow-up requirements except investment funds. Maple Leaf Card is the same, except that Manitoba requires to set up its own company. The difficulty lies in whether the visa and business plan drafted for the first time is reasonable and feasible.