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Nunavut
formed in 1999 to provide a self-governing territory for the Inuits
Dempster Highway
The only public highway above the Arctic Circle which operates year-round; runs through the Northwest Territory
Mount Logan
Canada's highest peak; in the Yukon territory
British Columbia
only province that borders the Pacific ocean; "Once Upon a Time" is filmed here
Alberta
western province with prairie, mountains, and beautiful national parks; the largest mall in N. America is in West Edmonton in this province
Saskatchewan
prairie province which is called "Canada's Bread Basket"; Cam Ward is from Saskatoon in this province.
Manitoba
prairie province which contains Canada's leading grain market as well as the polar bear capital of the world
Toronto
capital of Ontario, and Canada's largest city
Ottawa
the capital of Canada
Ontario
Canada's most populous province
Montreal
second largest city in Canada; one of the world's largest inland ports
Quebec
Canada's largest province in land area and second largest in population
Quebec City
the only walled city in Canada or the US
Henry Alline
missionary to Nova Scotia who, tragically, died very young. Called "the apostle of Nova Scotia"
Nova Scotia
called "Canada's Ocean Playground" because of its ties to the ocean
Bay of Fundy
In New Brunswick, this has some of the highest tides in the world
New Brunswick
This province is mostly forest, and it is Canada's fourth largest timber producer
Newfoundland and Labrador
Canada's youngest province
Prince Edward Island
Canada's smallest but most densely populated island
territory
in Canada, a sparsely populated region with its own capital, but without a strong government
province
in Canada, self-governing region similar to a state with its own capital
Dominion of Canada
This united Canada into one colony; by 1931, Canada was a self governing member of the British Commonwealth.
Loyalists
American citizens who moved to Canada because they did not want to fight in our War for Independence. They were still loyal to their king.
Quebec Act of 1774
With this, the English granted the French settlers rights to their own language, religion, and civil law.
French and Indian War
was a result of unclear boundaries in North America; conflicts between France and England grew until this was declared.
Hudson's Bay Company
Canada's oldest business, which was founded in London, England, and which caused a rivalry with France over the fur trade.
Henry Hudson
British explorer who was looking for the Northwest Passage. He discovered Hudson Bay; his crew mutinied, and set him adrift in the Bay
Quebec
built in 1608; the first important French settlement in the New World
Samuel de Champlain
helped build Quebec
Samuel de Champlain
French explorer who established a fur trade with Native Americans and who discovered Lake Champlain
Jacque Cartier's explorations
gave France a claim to Canada and opened the way for a valuable fur trade between the French and the Indians
Jacques Cartier
French explorer who was looking for the Northwest Passage; he didn't find that, but he did discover the Gulf of St. Lawrence. He traded with the Nativ...
Northwest Passage
mythical sea route from North America to Asia
John Cabot
claimed Canada in the name of England
John Cabot
the first modern explorer to reach the North American mainland
Christopher Columbus
the first modern explorer to discover the New World
Leif Ericson
Viking who discovered the North American continent
Vikings
fierce warriors from Scandinavia who were skilled craftsmen and daring seamen
Appalachian Mountains
stretch from the southern US up to Nova Scotia
Canadian Rockies
important mountain chain in Western Canada
Western Cordillera Mountain Chain
stretches from the southern tip of South America to the Arctic Ocean
Mackenzie River
Canada's longest river
Great Bear Lake
world's seventh largest freshwater lake and the largest lake entirely within Canada
Lake Superior
largest freshwater lake in the world
Niagara Falls
more water flows over this per second than flows over any other waterfall in the world
Great Lakes List
List them!
Great Lakes
largest group of freshwater lakes in the world; contain one fifth of the earth's freshwater supply
St. Lawrence Seaway
largest inland seaway; allows ships to sail from the Atlantic ocean inland to Lake Superior
St. Lawrence River
one of Canada's major rivers; second to the Amazon in the amount of water it carries
Canadian Shield
horseshoe shaped region which covers half of Canada; source of Canada's mineral wealth
Hudson Bay
the world's largest bay
Canada
has the longest coastline in the world
Vancouver Island
largest island on N. America's west coast
Newfoundland
Island on Canada's east coast in the northern Atlantic
Canada's Arctic Islands
Baffin Island, Victoria Island, Ellesmere Island
Canadian North
one of the least used and most deserted areas in the world
Canada's motto
"from sea to sea"
Canada
one of the only countries which is bordered by 3 oceans
Canada
second largest country in the world


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