Canada is a country with extremely rich natural resources in the world.

Many investors who immigrate to Canada are very concerned about Canada's economic situation. Canada is a country with extremely rich natural resources in the world. Dense forests, rich minerals and numerous immigrants have added endless treasures to this country. Historically, the development and utilization of natural resources have made great contributions to the development of Canada. However, with the rapid development of human high technology and social informatization, high technology is playing an increasingly important role in society, and the social structure of Canada is also undergoing corresponding rapid changes. Many traditional industries are shrinking and facing painful transformation, while high-tech industries and service industries such as computers, telecommunications and finance are booming and playing an increasingly important role in the national economy. The demand for high-tech talents in these industries will continue to increase. At present, there are seven high-tech cities in Canada: Vancouver, Calgary, Waterloo, Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal and Halifax. These cities have a great demand for high-tech talents, especially IT talents. The following 86 will make some brief analysis of some cities for your reference when making city choices. Vancouver Vancouver

High-tech environment: About 65% of Colombia's high-tech industries are concentrated in the Greater Vancouver area. Its main industries include software industry, telecommunications, radio communication, new media, biochemistry and energy. The main customers of these industries are in the United States. The province's personal income tax is the highest in Canada and twice as high as that in neighboring Seattle. This situation has caused a large number of brain drain, which has seriously affected the development of the province. Nevertheless, the technology industry in Greater Vancouver is still developing vigorously, especially the design and production of biochemical and environmental control systems are in a leading position in the world.

Main companies: Greo Products Inc, ISM-BC Corp, Seagate Software, Sierra Wireless Inc, PMC-Sierra Inc, Infowave Wireless Messaging Inc, QLT Phototherapy Company, MacDonald Dettwiler and Associates、Prologic Corp .、Pivotal Corp .、intelligence Works Inc .、Glenayre、Angiotech pharma ceuticals Inc .、 Benchmark Technologies Inc, B.C. Study Inc. and Electronic Arts (Canada) Inc

Calgary Calgary

Hi-tech environment: Calgary has been Canada's leading wireless communication and technology development center for the past decade. Northern Telecom has a wireless communication research center there, and several multinational companies have branches there. Compared with other cities, Calgary's high-tech industry will develop extremely rapidly, although its scale is still relatively small. It is estimated that 50,000 high-tech jobs will be created in this area, accounting for 65,438+00% of the total employment rate. In the past five years, the high-tech employment rate has increased at an annual rate of 20%. According to a market survey, the employment growth rate of Calgary in the next 12 months will exceed the average level of Canada. The demand for high-tech talents will grow strongly. Alberta's tax rate is the lowest in Canada, which will help local enterprises recruit professionals in a competitive environment.

Main companies: Cell-Loc Company, Wi-LAN Company, Logicorp Data System Co., Ltd., Intermap Technology Company, BCT. Telus Communications Inc .、IBM Canada Inc .、EDS Systemhouse Inc .、Nortel Networks Corp .、NovAtel Inc .、Xwave Solutions Inc .、 Computing Devices Canada Ltd, Shaw Communications, Harris Canada, DSCP (INTELA), Waver der Communications Inc. and DMR Consulting Group Inc.

Waterloo

High-tech environment: Waterloo is known as Canada's technology triangle, where there are more than 400 high-tech companies with more than 25,000 employees. The main business focuses on software development, online application software, e-commerce, artificial intelligence, biochemical technology and wireless communication technology. The computer engineering department of the University of Waterloo is world-famous, which has trained a large number of talents for this area, making the economic growth of this area far higher than the national average.

Main companies: Research in Motion Co., Ltd., OpenText Company, Descartes Systems Company, Sybase Company, Dalsa Company, Cyberplex Company, Pixstream Company, Inscriber Technology Company, Mortice Kern Systems Company, Waterloo Maple Company and NCR Company.

Toronto Toronto

Hi-tech environment: greater toronto area is one of the largest hi-tech cities in North America. The city ranks first in Canada, with more than 3,400 companies of various sizes, and about160,000 people work in 1 1 enterprises in the IT and communication fields. IT and communication companies in Toronto account for more than 25% of the revenue of the whole region every year. There are good employment opportunities in this city. About 500 companies around the world have scientific research centers in Toronto, and IBM has the largest software development laboratory in Toronto. In this area, a large number of companies are engaged in software development, computer hardware production and network services, and more than 300 companies are engaged in new media development, making it the second largest multimedia development city in the world after Los Angeles.

Major companies: Nortel Networks, IBM Canada Limited, AT & amp； Telecom Canada, Alcatel Canada, Hummingbird Communication Co., Ltd., Celestica Company, Hewlett-Packard Canada Co., Ltd., Compaq Canada Company, Adobe, Clearnet, Rogers Communication Co., Ltd., Sprint Canada Company.

Ottawa Ottawa

Hi-tech environment: Ottawa is called the Silicon Valley of the North, including Ottawa, Hull and Cannata. This Canadian capital has made great progress in the high-tech field in recent years, especially in the communication industry. Thousands of new companies are established in this area every year, and the employment rate is increasing at the rate of 15% per year. If this trend continues, the number of high-tech talents in Ottawa will increase from 65,000 to 200,000 in ten years. Although many people have moved into Ottawa, there is still a shortage of population in this area. Many international companies, such as Nokia, Cadence Design Systems, Lucent Technology and Alcatel, have set up offices in this area. The headquarters of the three largest software development companies in Canada (Cognos Inc, Corel Corp and Jetform Corp) are all in Ottawa.

Main companies: Xinqiao Network Company, Mitel Company, Compaq Computer Company, Calian Technology Company, EDS Systems Company, Mosaid Technology Company, Cisco Systems Company, Canadian Computing Equipment Company, Canadian Tele-sat Company and Cognicase Company.

Montreal Montreal

High-tech environment: In Montreal, there are more than 65,438+0,000 high-tech companies. The strongest companies are concentrated in the fields of communication, biochemistry and aviation, and new media companies are also developing rapidly. Montreal's aviation industry occupies a leading position in the world, with more than 230 companies and more than 42,000 employees. Communication is another major industry in the city, with 35,000 employees, and computer hardware, software and electronics industries also employ more than 48,000 people. The employment rate in Montreal is increasing at a rate of 20% every year, but high-tech talents are very scarce. Due to language and cultural factors, Montreal cannot recruit a large number of professionals like other cities, and the brain drain is very serious.

Main companies: BCE Company, acknowledge Company, CGI Group Company, Discreet Logic Company, Videotron Company, Wyeth-AyerstCanada Company, Pfizer Canada Company, Microcell Telecom Company, BCE Emergis Company, Eicon Technology Company, Positron Company, Locus Dialogue Company, Ericsson Communication Company, Motorola Canada Limited and STS Systems Company.

Halifax. Halifax

High-tech environment: Halifax is the capital of Nova Scotia and a high-tech city in Atlantic Canada. More than 80% technology companies in eastern Canada are concentrated in this area, mainly small and medium-sized companies. Other big companies, such as Keane Canada, DMR Consulting Group, Serra Systems Consulting, EDS Systems and MTT/Aliant, have branches in this city.

Main company: AT & amp； T Canada, Mentor Networks, Info Interactive Inc., Trhedral Engineering Ltd, Knowledge House Inc, Fast Lance Technologies Inc, Seimac Ltd, Pictorius Inc .、Clear Picture Inc .、Cisco Systems Canada、Internet Solutions、e-plicit