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What are Native Americans called in Canada?
they are called first nations.
What does nunavut have a lot of?
Nunavat means a lot to their Country.. i am 88% Sure that They Lived
In which province are the trees tall and the forests dense?
the joas brothers
What is the weather like nunavat?
Since Nunavut is in upper Canada which is in the North it is closer to the North Pole. Which means it's very cold in Nunavut.
Why did nunavat join Canada?
Nunavut has always been part of Canada, except now it is an actual territory like the Yukon and the Northwest Territories
Where did the haudenosaunee's live?
i do not know but i will find out soon i will not let you down peps this is Hannah Montana and i will stop my career in 2010 thanks for your sourport
Where in Canada would you find the Inuit population?
what part of noth america would hupa will be found
What are the 12 provinces and territoriesof Canada?
The 12 would be: Newfoundland, PEI, NB, NS, QC, ON, MB, SK, AB, BC, Yukon Territory, Northwest Territories and the 13th would be Nunavat added in 1999.
Is Nunavat a providence or territory?
No, Nunavut is one of the three territories of Canada. The other two are the Yukon and the Northwest Territories.
Which country has larger expanses of tundra Norway or Canada?
Canada has more tundra than the whole size of Norway.
Does anybody own the North Pole?
Not really, no. The closest permanently inhabited place to the north pole is Alert, Nunavat, Canada. Many countries' waters surround the north pole, Canadian, Russian, Danish, and some US waters from Alaska. The frozen sea North pole is located in Canadian waters. But no country can officially claim the geographic location as their own. It's a bit like claiming a certain portion of the sky or ocean.
Which country does not have a permanent scientific station on Antarctica?
There are about 31 countries with a presence on Antarctica. Six of these support summer-only facilities. Under the terms of the Antarctic Treaty, all research conducted is shared with all countries that either signed or ratified the treaty, which means that all research is shared among nation-states representing 80% of the population of planet Earth.
