Maritimes
This is the capital city of Nova Scotia.
Halifax
This is the capital of Alberta.
Edmonton
This is the capital of the Yukon.
Whitehorse
This is the most populated province in Canada.
Ontario
This is the largest of the great lakes.
Lake Superior
This province is home to the Bay of Fundy, known for the world’s highest tides.
New Brunswick
This prairie province is located between Saskatchewan and Ontario.
Manitoba
This is the newest territory in Canada, created in 1999.
Nunavut
This is the name of Canada's capital city.
Ottawa
This Great Lake borders Ontario and New York State.
Lake Ontario
This Maritime province is made up of a small island and is known for its red soil and potatoes.
What is Prince Edward Island?
The prairies are mostly flat, but this province includes the start of the Rocky Mountains.
Alberta
Yellowknife is the capital city of this territory.
Northwest Territories
This province produces the most maple syrup.
Quebec
This Great Lake borders both Ontario and Michigan and contains Manitoulin Island, the largest freshwater island in the world.
Lake Huron
This Atlantic province, known for its rugged coastline and fishing history, was the last to join Canada in 1949.
Newfoundland
Known as the “Breadbasket of Canada,” this province produces much of the country’s wheat.
Saskatchewan
These 3 territories (from West to East) make up Northern Canada.
Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut.
This major city in Quebec is known for its bilingual culture and love of hockey.
Montréal
This Great Lake is located entirely within the U.S., but connects to the other Great Lakes system.
Lake Michigan
This Maritime province shares a border with Quebec and has both French and English as official languages.
New Brunswick
This city also has a lake named after it that borders both Manitoba and Ontario.
Winnipeg
You are not allowed to purchase land in this territory if you are not Indigenous.
Nunavut
This Canadian province has two main regions: the Canadian Shield and the Great Lakes–St. Lawrence Lowlands.
Ontario
This British Columbia lake is said to be home to a legendary sea creature called the Ogopogo.
Lake Okanagan