Most Canadians live in the urban areas of the southeast, near the Great Lakes, in the southern regions of the provinces of Ontario and Quebec.
Yes (True)
In 2009 the census was 4,419,974 and two million reside in Metro Vancouver.
Eight out of Canada's ten provinces begin with a consonant, which represents 80% of the total. The only two provinces that start with a vowel are Ontario and Alberta.
No.
Ontario and Quebec are the two provinces that produce nearly 50 percent of Canada's metallic minerals. Ontario is particularly known for its significant deposits of nickel, copper, and gold, while Quebec is recognized for its iron ore and gold production. Together, these provinces play a crucial role in Canada's mining industry.
About 28 percent are from the British Isles. About 23 percent are of French origin. About 15 percent are of other European origin. Two percent are of Native American Indian origin. Six percent are of Arabic origin. The remaining 26 percent are of mixed origin or Asian or African origin.
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Munster and Leinster are two of Ireland's four provinces.
Alberta and Saskatchewan are the two Canadian provinces that have no coastline.
In 1900 Canada had seven provinces and two territories. Two more provinces were created in 1905.
Most Canadians live in urban areas within 100 miles of the US border. This proximity facilitates trade, tourism, and cultural exchange between the two countries.