Can FSW PRs start a new business in Canada, maintain the PR status & later on become Canadian citizens?

[Ambra]

My husband and I have applied for Express Entry through the FSW program and we're planning to move to Canada this year as PR holders, once our PR status is approved.
I am the primary applicant and we have been invited to apply for PR without having any job offers from Canadian employers and without getting any transfer assistance from our current employers for the move to Canada.
After 3 years of living in Canada as PR holders, we intend to also apply for Canadian citizenship.
Question: During the first 3 years, could our PR status be revoked or the citizenship denied later on if, after we move to Canada, we would start our own new business in Canada and file taxes through our new company/business or as self-employed PR holders, instead of continuing to work for the next 3 years under the same NOC category as the one specified as primary occupation on the PR application?

All feedback is greatly appreciated and, if possible, I'd love to hear as well from PRs that started their own business in Canada and then became Canadian citizens.

 

[navinball]

You are free to do anything you want after getting a PR.

 

[Ambra]

Thanks a lot for the quick confirmation, navinball!