What are Canada's capitals?

Answer 1

Ontario's capital is Toronto.

Quebec's capital is Quebec.

Newfoundland's and Labrador's capital is St. John's.

Manitoba's capital is Winnipeg.

Saskatchewan's capital is Regina.

Alberta's capital is Edmonton.

British Columbia's capital is Victoria.

Yukon Territories capital is Whitehorse.

Northwest's capital is Yellowknife.

Nunavut's capital is Iqaluit.

Nova Scotia's capital is Halifax.

Canada's nationwide capital is Ottawa.
Ottawa - The capital of Canada,

St. John's - Newfoundland,

Halifax - Nova Scotia,

Charlottetown - Prince Edward Island,

Fredericton - New Brunswick,

Québec - Quebec,

Toronto - Ontario,

Winnipeg - Manitoba,

Regina - Saskatchewan,

Edmonton - Alberta,

Victoria - British Columbia,

Whitehorse - Yukon,

Yellowknife - Northwest Territories,

Iqaluit - Nunavut

Answer 2

Canada is a country, and as such is not a state. Therefore it does not have a state capital, as only states have state capitals.

However, the capital of Canada and all of it's provinces and territories are as follows:

Canada - Ottawa, Ontario

British Columbia - Victoria

Alberta - Edmonton

Saskatchewan - Regina

Manitoba - Winnipeg

Ontario - Toronto

Quebec - Quebec City

New Brunswick - Fredericton

Nova Scotia - Halifax

Newfoundland and Labrador - St John's

Prince Edward Island - Charlottetown

Yukon - Whitehorse

North-West Territories - Yellowknife

Nunavut - Iqaluit

Answer 3

The largest capital city by population (the largest city in all of Canada by population) is Toronto, the capital of Ontario.