Oceans
What ocean is nearest new bruswick?
Atlantic Ocean
What is the largrst province?
Quebec
What is the capital of Saskatchewan?
Regina
What is the invisible line that runs North to south called?
Prime Meridian
What are site and situation factors?
Site Factors are the features of the physical landscape, such as fertile soil(farming), abundant trees(logging and housing), plentiful fish(food) or the presence of minerals(mining).
Situation Factors relate to the site’s relationship to other places. This relationship can be economic, related to trade, markets or transportation. Politics can also play a role in the development of a community.
What ocean is nearest to BC
What is the smallest province?
PEI
What is the capital of Nunavut?
Iqaluit
What is the invisible line that runs west to east and outlines a big change in the climate?
Equator
What is the difference between population density and population distribution?
Population Distribution describes where people choose to live in a particular country. Population Density describes the average number of people occupying an area.
What ocean is nearest to the territories
artic ocean
What is the most populated province in canada?
Ontario
What is the capital of British Columbia?
Victoria
How many Hemispheres are there?
4 North, East, South, West
What are some of the things implemented by the Canadian government to help climate change?
- Trudeau introduced a carbon tax
- Canada agreed to the UN’s conditions to try to decrease carbon emissions
- Consulting with Indigenous peoples
what is the biggest ocean in the world?
Pacific Ocean
What is the oldest province in canda?
Nova Scotia
What is the capital of North West Territories?
Yellowknife
Which Climate region are we in?
D- Cool Moist Climate
Weather refers to the short-term conditions of the lower atmosphere, such as precipitation, temperature, humidity, wind direction, wind speed, and atmospheric pressure. It could be sunny, cloudy, rainy, foggy, cold, hot, windy, stormy, snowing … the list goes on.
Climate refers to atmospheric changes over longer periods of time, usually defined as 30 years or more. This is why it is possible to have an especially cold spell even though, on average, global temperatures are rising.
Name the 5 oceans
Arctic, Atlantic, Indian, Pacific, and Southern.
How many provinces do we have?
10... and 3 territories
What is the capital of Manitoba ?
Winnipeg
Which climate region is not located in canada?
A- tropicial
What are the different land regions in Canada?
The Canadian Shield
Appalachian Mountain
Western Cordillera
Innuitian Mountains
Arctic Lowlands
Interior Planes
Great Lakes/St. Lawrence Lowlands
Hudson Bay Lowlands