How much states in Canada?

Answer 1

0 because theres only provences there

Answer 2

Canada is a federation of 10 provinces, with 3 territories.

If by 'state' you mean 'federated state', eg, the 50 US states, or the 16 German states, then Canada has 10, which are the 10 provinces.

If by 'state' you mean "formal political community organized under a government with sovereignty over its jurisdiction", then there are 11: the 10 provincial states and the federal state. The 3 territories fall under the sovereignty of the federal state.

The provincial states have jurisdiction over matters of provincial concern within their provinces, as defined in the constitution, while the federal state has jurisdiction over everything else.

Answer 3

None. Canada has provinces and territories.

Canada has 10 provinces:

- Alberta

- British Columbia

- Saskatchewan

- Manitoba

- Ontario

- Prince Edward Island

- Quebec

- New Brunswick

- Newfoundland & Labrador

- Nova Scotia

and 3 territories:

- Nunavut

- Yukon

- Northwest Territories

Answer 4

None. Canada does not have "states" as a political division, it has "provinces" and "territories"

There are 10 traditional provinces (British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland & Labrador) and three territories (Yukon, Northwest and Nunavut)

Answer 5

Canada doesn't have states. Canada has 10 provinces and 3 Territories

Answer 6

None, Canada doesn't have states. It has provinces and territories.

Answer 7

There are no states in Canada. Canada consists of ten provinces and three territories.

Answer 8

Just one.