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The 10 pages that link to Ontario, each with the reason it gives.

• TorontoNarrower topic: Toronto is Ontario’s provincial capital and its largest city.

• QuebecCompared with: Its English-speaking majority and common-law system contrast with Quebec’s dominant language and private-law tradition.

• New York StateCompared with: The international boundary makes Ontario a neighboring jurisdiction rather than part of the state.

• MichiganCompared with: The international boundary makes Michigan’s relationship with Canada central to its geography and trade.

• Niagara RiverRelated: Ontario borders the river's western bank.

• Alexander MackenzieRelated: Mackenzie represented Ontario constituencies and built his political base there.

• Great Lakes–St. Lawrence LowlandsNarrower topic: The lowland contains Ontario’s most populous southern portion.

• Lake of the WoodsNarrower topic: Its northwestern boundary includes a large portion of the lake’s shoreline.

• McIntosh appleRelated: The cultivar was discovered and first propagated in Ontario.

• SperryliteRelated: Sperrylite was first discovered in Ontario’s nickel-copper mining district.