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What is the population of interior plains?
depends what year. but if its from 2006 - 2008 go to this link: n http://www40.statcan.gc.ca/l01/cst01/demo05a-eng.htm
What is the value of a Winchester 20 gauge over and under M-L01 Light Weight 25 years old and never used?
if the gun has coined receiver its valued at 1475$ at nib prices
What is the human population of the Interior Plains in Canada?
7.4 Million 7.4 Million
How much is 2009 cost of living increase for Toronto?
http://www40.statcan.ca/l01/cst01/econ45a-eng.htm The Consumer Price Index measures inflation. In Toronto, in 2008 inflation was 2.35% Obviously, the numbers aren't out for all of 2009 yet, but most employers base their cost of living increase on last years numbers, plus a sense of what's happening (ie. with the economy the way it is, most employers aren't giving raises unless they are really trying to keep an employee from looking elsewhere). There was actually deflation for the first part of 2009, so if you go to http://www40.statcan.ca/l01/cst01/cpis02a-eng.htm You'll see that comparing May 2008-2009 there is only a 0.5% inflation. Hope that's of some help.
What is the average grocery bill for a family of 3 in Canada?
Generally the rule of thumb is $200 per person in the family. However this depends on the ages of the family members as younger children and infants tend to have other costs like baby food and formula and older adults tend to have health issues that require special diets.
What are Canada's major cities?
Toronto (GTA, including Burlington and Oshawa) (9.5 million), Montreal Region (4.2 million), Greater Vancouver (2.6 million), Ottawa (Greater Capital Region) (1.5 million), Calgary (1.2 million), Edmonton (1.1 million), Greater Winnipeg (including Selkirk) (890,000) Quebec City (800,000), Hamilton (750,000) London (550,000). Fort Mcmurray ( 80,000 , has Canada's largest oil deposit which is the size of New Brunswik)Source: Statistics Canada, Population estimates and projections, Population of census metropolitan areas, 2008, (http://www40.statcan.gc.ca/l01/cst01/demo05a-eng.htm)Below is a list of capital cities for each province / territory.CANADA - Ottawa - 1.2 million; Alberta - Edmonton - 1.1 million; British Columbia - Victoria - 348,000; Manitoba - Winnipeg - 733,000; New Brunswick - Fredericton - 86,000; Newfoundland & Labrador - St. John's - 186,000; Northwest Territories - Yellowknife - 19,000; Nova Scotia - Halifax - 395,000; Nunavut - Iqaluit - 6,200; Ontario - Toronto (not suburbs) - 2.9 million; P.E.I - Charlottetown - 59,000; Quebec - Quebec City - 739,000; Saskatchewan - Regina - 207,000; Yukon - Whitehorse - 23,000Some facts:- All 3 territories added together in population are smaller than P.E.I, but in size, as big as more than half of the USA.- Most major Canadian cities are not the capitals of their respective provinces.- Canada has the widest spectrum of temperatures in North America. Anywhere between negative 50C° and positive 40C°- 43% of Ontario's population is in metro Toronto.- 48% of Quebec's population is in metro Montreal.- 52% of British Columbia's population is in metro Vancouver.- Windsor is technically part of greater Detriot. The pop cans in Windsor are American and in Detriot they have french on them , or vice versa.
