Physical Regions
This region is the smallest in Canada however, it contains almost half of Canada's population.
What are the Saint Lawrence Lowlands
13 is the number of these physical regions when all these are added together
Provinces and Territories
Ontario and Quebec are leaders in the production of this shiny precious metal.
What is Gold.
Climate change in Canada has largely been due to the human impact of these two things.
Burning fossil fuels and changing land from forestry to agricultur.
This is the richest province in Canada due to its growing manufacturing and service industry.
What is Ontario.
This physical region covers the largest amount of land in Canada.
What is the Canadian Sheild.
The most westernly province in Canada.
What is British Columbia
This province is known for its large coniferous forests that support the lumber industry, as well as cedar tree and spruce trees which support the Indginous peoples in producing a vareity of traditional products.
What is British Columbia.
Two things you can do to help reduce the human impact on the environment in Canada.
Reducing emissions by using cars less, buying food locally, using eco-friendly products, buying energy-efficient appliances, getting energy from renewable sources, and turning down heat sources in winter by just two degrees.
The majority of people immigrating to Canada arrive in one of these three provinces.
British Columbia, Quebec or Ontario.
This region is known for permafrost, little vegetation, including tundera and lichen. The majority of this region is covered in ice and water. This physical region includes the Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut and the Northern part of Quebec, and Newfoundland.
What is the Arctic region.
The capital city of Prince Edward Island.
What is Charlottetown
These Atlantic Provinces are known for their collaboration with the local Indigenous people in the fishing and crustaceans industry.
What are NewBrunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador.
In this province the job loss related to the over fishing of the waters is growing.
What is Newfoundland and Labrador.
The eastern provinces of Canada have a large population of people who speak this language.
What is French.
This physical region of Canada is made up of many different landforms including mountains, ranges, plateaus, hills, valleys, trenches, basins and plains.
What are the Cordillera.
The capital city of Canada
What is Ottawa.
What natural resources are the Prairie Provinces (Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba) most known for.
What are cereal crops, or Petroleum
Alberta's oilsands have had a positive impact on the economy in Alberta, what environmental impact have they have.
By producing industrial waste the oilsands destroy wetlands and forests, as well as put animals at risk.
The majority of the people living in Nunavut and Arctic Canada are of this indigenous group.
What are Inuit
This physical region is known for its large land spread therefore making it great for mining, farming crops and livestock.
What are the Interior Plains.
The three levels of government that control the different types of political regions.
What are Federal, Provincial and Municipal.
This precious mineral, used as a gemstone, is one of the natural resources that the Northwest Territories are known for.
What are Diamonds.
Activities such as harvesting natural resources, industrial production, and urbanization are human contributions which can result in what happening to the environment, animals and plants.
What are habitats being destroyed, and the reduced ability to support indigenous plants, animals, and other organisms so populations decline and sometimes reach the level of extinction.
These are the 4 types of economic sectors in Canada.
Resource, Manufacturing, Service and Information