I am from Ontario province also and an owner of a condo investment unit located in the York region . 

I don't know much about other provinces, but I'm pretty sure in AB there are fairly clear exemption rules around this. https://www.asc.ca/small-business/common-capital-raising-prospectus-exemptions#:~:text=An%20investor%20investing%20as%20an,to%20be%20acting%20as%20principal. 

Out of province purchase.

I could not find a reason for the bottleneck of applicants under this program, although I suspect it could be due to a limitation of infrastructure and resources.https://www.immigration.ca/rur...I believe this, combined with the current debate of increased infrastructure by the province and Elon Musk for rural highspeed internet offer an opportunity in rural communities not historically seen.

In the process they also took Palestinian land. " 1st century AD, Roman province of Judaea "This is completely wrong.

Definitely investing in Winnipeg is possible as it is appreciating conservatively but if you have the choice to do It out of province in more favourable climate why not.

Assisted living homes are regulated by the province of new brunswick and you must have approval to set one up.

I buy MF properties for BRRRR, but I don't buy in ON as the province is not landlord-friendly.

I've seen some of the national ones advertising that they check things that can't be checked here in Ontario, so I need a province-specific answer.Do you use any complete tenant screening services? 

Have you thought about investing in other provinces?