Provinces
The smallest province in Canada
Prince Edward Island
This Capital is Canada's oldest city
St-John's
Steller's Jay
British Columbia
There are over 35 species of dinosaur fossils found in this province
Alberta
A 400 million year old shark fossil washed up on the beach of this province
New Brunswick
The name of the Province we live in
Quebec
This Capital is named after a queen
Victoria
The common loon
Ontario
75% of the world's narwhal population lives in this territory
Nunavut
Home of the poutine
Quebec
The largest territory in Canada
Nunavut
This capital comes from the Inuit language, Inuktitut, meaning place of fish
Iqualuit
The raven
Yukon
This territory has a midnight sun, where the sun rises in may and does not set until the end of July
Northwest territories
You can drive around this entire province in an hour
Prince Edward Island
The flattest province in Canada
Saskatchewan
The capital of Alberta
Edmonton
The great grey owl
Manitoba
This province is the polar bear capital of the world
Manitoba
The longest street in the world, Yonge street, is located in the capital of this province
Ontario
The name of this province is Latin for new Scotland
Nova Scotia
The capital of Northwest territories
Yellowknife
Snowy owl
Quebec
In this territory, it snows every month except for July
Yukon
In this province, you can walk on the bottom of the ocean during low tide
New Brunswick