Capital Cities
Provinces and Territories
The Land
The People
Weather and Climate
100
The Capital of the largest province/territory (must list the province/territory AND its capital)
What is Nunuvut and its capital, Iqaluit?
100
The province/territory with 2 capitals
What is Ontario
100
This region's main source of economy is farming and ranching
What is the Interior Plains Region?
100
The Indigenous people from this area include the Gwich'in and Haida Gwaii
What is the Cordillera?
100
This region has a dry and warm interior, wet and cold on the outside and chilly northern climate
What is the Cordillera?
200
This capital is on an island in the Pacific Ocean
Victoria
200
This province/territory borders two oceans
What is Yukon
200
This region's main economy is fishing, forestry and mining
What is the Cordillera?
200
Plains, Cree, Siksika, Piikani, and Kainai
Who are the Indigenous People in the Interior Plains?
200
Why is the climate in the northern interior plains colder than the climate in the southern interior plains?
Higher latitudes mean less sunlight hours, which means colder temperatures
300
This capital starts with the letter that is the upside down version of the first letter of its province: Manitoba
What is Winnipeg?
300
This province has a mountain range, rolling hills, deserts and flat prairies
What is Alberta?
300
They could only supply enough human power for a small piece of land
Why were the first gardens only big enough to feed the family that owned them.
300
French (Francophone) settlers
Who are the European people who were first to settle the Interior Plains
300
Blocks warm, humid pacific air from reaching the prairies
What is the Rocky Mountains (also why the interior plains is dry and the coast is wet).
400
This capital has the same name inside it, as the province it resides in
What is Quebec City?
400
This province/territory is well known for having 2 mountains ranges and many lakes/rives
What is British Columbia?
400
Potash, salt, oil, gas, gypsum and tar sands
What are the natural resources found in the interior plains.
400
Where 100 different Indigenous People groups
What is the Cordillera Region
400
Constantly moving water that carry warm or cooled water for long distances to new regions and change the air temperature
What are ocean currents?
500
This is the capital city for the province on the east coast that means "New Scotland"
What is Nova Scotia?
500
This province/territory has a portion connected to the main land AND a section that is an island in the ocean
What is Newfoundland Labrador.
500
Laws and governments are responsible to maintain and protect the natural resources within
What is National Parks?
500
Falling water turns a turbine which creates electricity. Damming of waters and stopping of fish.
What is hydroelectricity?
500
Forest fires, earthquakes and avalanches
What is wild weather in the Cordillera?