1. What is the difference between immigrants and emigrants?:
Immigrants is a term used when you're speaking about someone who is settling in their new country, after coming from another.
Example of this: Someone from the United States moves to Canada. Once they are finished moving, they would be considered an immigrant, as their move is complete and they are preparing to settle down and continue with life.
Meanwhile an emigrant is a person who is leaving their country to go to another. This can also be qualified as people who are trying to "exit" their home country.
Example of this: A man is moving from Canada to the United States. While they are moving, and preparing to exit Canada, they are considered emigrants. They are only considered immigrants once they begin to settle in their new homeland.
2. What are the different types of industries in Canada?: (I'm only going to list the most known ones.)
Real Estate: In Canada, real estate takes a big role. With making just shy of $26.7 bn in 2022, and an astounding growth rate, this industry is well sought after, and is considered prestigious.
Mining: Canada is also well known for their mining operations. They have over 60 variants of minerals in over 200 different mines. Along with 6,000+ quarries scattered around the beautiful land. This is one of Canada's more profitable industries.
Manufacturing: This includes food manufacturing, machinery manufacturing, transportation manufacturing, and metal production manufacturing. This is also one of Canada's more profitable industries. Each of the manufacturing branches creates over $20 billion yearly.
Hope these help!