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Canada Virtual Office & Office Space

Why would i need a virtual office in Canada?

Canada is the second largest country in the world by land area, and is situated at the northern portion of the North America continent bordering the United States at the south and Greenland at the northeast. The area with the highest population density is the Quebec City-Windsor Corridor area, while the Canadian Shield to the north of Canada is rich in mineral deposits. With this, Canada is an industrialized country with exports of natural resources, in addition to an economic trade fueled by technological advancements.

Canada’s important industries are services, logging, oil, manufacturing and international trade. The mining of natural resources also play a vital role in the economy of this country with Canada being one of the major producers of gold, nickel, uranium, and lead. With this, many towns are in existence due to its proximity to major metal mines or even lumber production. For example, the existence of mines such as the Whistle Mine and the Creighton Mine for the mining of nickel, copper, gold and silver has facilitated the development of Sudbury in Ontario. Similarly, the Milford Mine for Silica and Gypsum has enabled the development of the Milford Station town. Other mining towns in Canada include Lynn Lake, Yellowknife, Hudson Bay, Winnipeg, Thunder Bay and Saskatoon. With this, it would be beneficial for companies in the various mining industries to set up virtual offices or office spaces in towns with the corresponding mining activities.

Apart from natural resources, Canada has also successfully developed various other industries including the automobile, technology, services and manufacturing industries. These has largely helped induced the development of many major Canadian cities, such as Toronto, Quebec City, Montreal, Calgary, Winnipeg and Ottawa. The city of Toronto is the largest city in addition to being the provincial capital of Ontario. With a city population of over 2 million and 5 million at the metropolitan area, Toronto is regarded as a multi-cultural city with an international influence and also a financial center for Canada.

Major industries prominent in Toronto include the service, trading, film and technology industries, with most of these activities concentrated on the Toronto central business district of Bay Street, the equivalent of New York’s Wall Street. The Toronto Stock Exchange is located here with a string of skyscrapers providing thousands of square feet of office space for businesses in this city. These would include the First Canadian Space, the tallest commercial building in the city located at King Street West and standing at 978 ft. Other skyscrapers here include the Scotia Plaza also located at King Street West and standing at 902 ft with 60 floors of floor space. Amongst the corporations that have set up their offices in Toronto are Manulife Financial, Nortel, IBM Canada and Rogers Communications. Indeed, the city of Toronto is one of the most strategic cities for a virtual office setup in Canada.