Canada_Check In_8b by Alina Petter

Facts

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Capital: Winnipeg

Population: 1.3 million

language: french and english

The Provinzial animal is the bison.

The Town of Gimli has The largest icelandic community outside of Icelands.

The Prime Minister is Heather Stefanson.

Major cities

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Brandon, Steinbach, Winkler, Gimli

Famous for:

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Food:

Honey Dill Sauce

Vinarterta

The Fatboy Burger

New Bothwell Cheese

Manitoba is also known for its polar bears and beluga whales

Landscape / location

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Southern Manitoba is open Grasland and aspan.In the centre is mixed forest.to the north is boreal forest and bush-tundra by Hudson Bay

Facts

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Major cities

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nix

Famous for:

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Landscape / location

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stein

Facts

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-Area 21,345 square miles: (55,284 square km)
-Population :(2021) 969,383.

Facts

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In South West of Canada
4,371 million inhabitants (2019)

major cities

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- St John
- Mount Pearl

Major Cities

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-Yellowknife
-Forth Simpson
- Hay River

Landscape/Location

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-East of Canada

facts

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-capital: iqaluit
-biggest and youngest province or territory in Canada
- four official languages: English, French, Inukitut, Inuinnaqtun
- 1.877.778 km²; 20% of Canada
- no territorial political parties
- biggest Canadian island

major cities

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- iqaluit
-Cambridge Bay
-Rankin Inlet
- Arviat
- Baker lake
-Clyde River
- Whale Cove

Major cities

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- capital: Regina
- biggest city: Saskatoon
- other big cities: Prince Albert, Moose Jaw and Swift Current

landscape/location

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- longest coastline in Canada
-Territorial Flower: purple saxifrage

- no trees
- cold winters and cool to cold summers

- in the west: north-west territories
- in the east: Greenland
- in the south: Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec

Landscape

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Landscape

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Facts

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- Capital: Quebec City (one of the oldest settlements in North America.
- It´s the largest province in Canada
- Population: around 8.5 million
- language: French and English
- Quebec meaning: "narrow passage" or where the river narrows
-

Landscape/Location

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-North-West of canada

Facts

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- province of Canada
- population of 5.3 million
- diverse geography (lakes, mountains, sandy beaches
- capital Victoria)
- time shift 9 hours back

Landscape/location

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- in the west: Alberta
- in the east: Manitoba
- in the north: Northwest territories
- in the south: The US

major cities

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-Victoria
-Vancouver
-Kelowna
-Richmond
-Surrey
-Delta
-Kamloops

landscape/ location

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mountains and lakes

defined by its pacific coastline and mountain ranges

hiking and biking trails in Glacier national park

Facts

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- province in Canada
- 577.060 km^2
- population of 1.132.505
- it was a part of the North-West Territories, until it became a Canadian province in 1905
- There are about 70 First Nations in Saskatchewan, and Cree is the second largest spoken language in the province
- Mosquitoes are common there
- Saskatchewan grows over 54 percent of Canada’s wheat crop

Famous for:

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Digby scallops are known around the world for being succulent and fresh. They are caught off the coast of the Bay of Fundy

Famous for

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- Mackenzie Mountains
- Land of the midnightsun
- National Parks
-Inuvik

map

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Famous for

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A must-do in Halifax involves a stroll along the vibrant Halifax Waterfront. Check out the many bars, restaurants, shops, entertainment, and museums or just sit awhile and take in the bustling Harbour activity.

Map

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famous for:

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- refer to their traditional food: "country food"
- use of dog sleds to get around or snowmobiles

Facts

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- the provincial capital of St. John's is among the oldest cities in North America
- Newfoundland: known for its colourful homes on rocky shores, unique dialect of English, and friendly folk
- the most people speak English and a very
small part French
- the whole area is 404.720 km2
- is a province in the east of Canada

Flag

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Famous for

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Famous for the nature and the animals

famous for

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-diverse wildlife

-rich culture

-special animals

-large first Nations community

Famous for:

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-Poutine: unhealthy combination of French fries, cheese curds, and gravy
- produces 75% of the world’s maple syrup
-most famous Person: Celine Dion
-known for hosting the largest Winter Carnival in the world

Famous for:

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- became known as a stronghold for Canadian social democracy
- Prince Albert National Park
- Saskatoon
- Fort Walsh National Historic site

Facts

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Population: 41.070
Date of Admission: 1870
Square Kilometers: 1.346.106
Premier:Caroline Cochrane

Major cities

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- Toronto (2.96 million inhabitants)
- region Golden Horseshoe (8.1 million inhabitants)
- Ottawa

Map

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flag

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Major cities

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Halifax
Cape Breton
Truro
New Glasgow
Amherst

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-There are a lot of rivers, lakes and mountains

Famous for

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- known for water abundance
- 100.000 kilometers rivers and lakes
- most popular Province in Canada
- niagara falls
- economic hub

Major cities

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- Montreal
- Quebec city
- Ottawa Gatineau
- Sherbrooke

special food

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Bannock is a variety of flatbread or quick bread cooked from flour

Wine

Calafornia roll: Containes crab, cucumber, avocado, rice and seaweed.=> Was created in 1971 by Chef tojo

Facts

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-Most of them speak English but there are also small parts that speak French
-Nova Scotia is named after the Scottish nobles who were granted land rights to the island by the English king in 1621.

Major cities

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Calgray
Edmonton
Banff
Canmore
Red Deer
Medicine Hat

Landscape

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The eastern part of the province is occupied by the Great Plains, while the western part borders the Rocky Mountains

Landscape/location

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250.000 rivers and lakes

famous for

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- people are friendly, creative
- seafood
- their special language
- their food and culture
- tell good histories

location 2

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Inhabitants: 492.519 (2016)

Facts

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- famous for the Niagara Falls
- second largest province in Canada
- bigger than Spain and France combined
- most populous province in Canada (14 mio, 38,5%, 2021)

Map

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Map

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Map

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Map

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Largest province in canada

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Map:

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Fläche: 944.735 km²

Bevölkerung: 5,071 Millionen

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Location: in the Southwest of Canada

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Language: English

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Capital: Victoria

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Flag

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-Adopted on April 4th, 1965; 59 years ago (2024)

-designed by a red field with the flag of the Union flag in the canton defaced with the shield of the Ontario Coat of arms