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The last census is from 2006: Newfoundland and Labrador: 505,469 Prince Edouard Island: 135,851 Nova Scotia: 913,462 New Brunswick: 729,997 Quebec: 7,546,131 Ontario: 12,160,282 Manitoba: 1,148,401 Saskatchewan: 968,157 Alberta: 3,290,350 British Columbia: 4,113,487 Yukon Territory: 30,372 Northwest Territory: 41,464 Nunavut: 29,474
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How many capitals does Canada have?
There are 14 capitals in Canada, one national capital and 13 capitals for each province/territory.
Are capybaras legal in canada?
Yes, capybaras are legal in some parts of Canada and the United States. Each province in Canada has their own rules and regulations for capyaras.
What are Ontario's official colors?
I don't believe Ontario has official colors. However, each Province in Canada has its own flag.
The leader of provencial government in Canada is called?
The leader of provincial government in Canada is called a Premier. Each Province and Territory in Canada has one, currently 13 in total, (10 provinces and 3 territories)
Where are the large cities in Canada located?
One large city in each province. Each city containing a low Negro population except Toronto which is overrun with them. There is talk about getting rid of some of them.
What is the provincial flower of Canada?
Canada is not a province - It is a country No national flower that I know of Each province has a provincial flower though
How is the lieutenant of Canada appointed?
The is no such position as "Lieutenant of Canada". Each province has a Lieutenant Governor.
What year did each province and territory become a part of Canada?
1999
Does Canada and Ontario have different flags?
Ontario is not a country but is a province of Canada. Yes, they have different flags but since Ontario is in Canada, Ontario also uses the Canadian flag. Each province and Territory of Canada has it's own flag.
How is the hair industry in Canada?
Regulated. Each province has their own regulations regarding the hair industry. Most people in the industry must be trained and licensed.
What are the duties of a premier?
Canada has 13 premiers -- one for each province or territory. A premier is the head of government of a province or territory.
How many capitals does Canada have?
There are 14 capitals in Canada, one national capital and 13 capitals for each province/territory.
What coutry is Ottawa?
Ottawa University is located in the state of Kansas.
How many provincial capitals are there in Canada?
Canada consists of ten provinces and three territories. Each province and territory has its own capital.
Are capybaras legal in canada?
Yes, capybaras are legal in some parts of Canada and the United States. Each province in Canada has their own rules and regulations for capyaras.
How many federal ridings are in each province?
There are currently 308 federal ridings in Canada.
What happened after the rebellions of 1837?
Lord Durham was by sent by Britain to investigate why the Canadians were feeling so rebellious. In his report, he blamed the French-Canadian people and culture. Because of him, Upper Canada and Lower Canada were merged into the the Province of Canada so that the French would be a minority. Furthermore, more English immigration was encouraged to Canada to turn in into an all-Anglo colony (this obviously failed). The new Province had equal numbers of MPs from Canada West (Ontario) and Canada East (Quebec) and a co-Prime Minister from each. Lord Durham also recommended that the Province of Canada get an elected responsible government, but that was not done until several years later. The union was not a wholy happy one; the two halves of Canada had frequent political conflicts with each other. In 1867, the union was expanded to include the maritime colonies, becoming the modern Dominion of Canada, so that French-Canada would become one province in a confederation of equals.
