Provinces
This is the province we live in.
Ontario+
The capital of Ontario.
Toronto
Ontario is home of this natural resource that includes 5 lakes named Superior, Huron, Erie, Michigan and Ontario.
The Great Lakes
The abbreviation for this province is ON.
Ontario
This region has many mountains that include the Rocky Mountains and the Coastal Mountains.
Cordillera
This is the smallest province.
Prince Edward Island
The capital of British Columbia.
Victoria
Prince Edward Island has this natural resource that we use to make french fries.
Potatoes
The abbreviation for this province is QC.
Quebec
Glaciers cover some of the land in this region.
Arctic Lands
This is the largest province.
Nunavut
The capital of Manitoba.
Winnipeg
People in Nova Scotia spend a lot of time on their boats looking for this natural resource.
Fish
The abbreviation for this province is SK.
Saskatchewan
Niagara Falls is in this region.
St. Lawrence Lowlands
This province speaks mostly French.
Quebec
The capital of Saskatchewan.
Regina
British Columbia is known for it's _______. Some examples include western red cedar and douglas fir.
Forests (Trees)
The abbreviation for this province is NB.
New Brunswick
This region is generally flat with deep fertile soil that makes it good to grow crops.
Interior Plains
This province is inbetween British Columbia and Saskatchewan.
Alberta
The capital of Nova Scotia.
Halifax
Oil
The abbreviation for this province is AB.
Alberta
This region covers more than half of Canada.
Canadian Shield