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Why might transportation have a big impact on where people live in Canada?
transportation might have a big impact on where people live in canada because some canadians live on farms in the central prairies . the northern regions of canada are rugged and very cold. few people live in these areas. most canadians live where it is easy to buid homes and buisnesses , and to find work. many of these areas are in southern canada
How might the arctic region be different from the other landform regions in Canada?
its coldest
Why does Canada have peacekeepers?
Because of its freedom and job opportunities * I believe it is due to the Canadian people themselves, who are not boost full , they respect all points of view and are not judgemental for the most part. It makes for a very inviting land.
What are cultural features in Canada?
I'm Sorry But I Know The Physical Features: Western Canada Physical: 1)Great Plains 2)Niagra Falls 3)Interior Plains Central Canada Physical: 1)Central Flatlands 2)Hudson Bay Lowlands Eastern Canada Physical: 1)Canadian Shield 2)Laurentian Mountains 3)Lake Superior ~ No Problem! ^-^ -Gabrielle C.
How is Canadian French different from French spoken in France?
Canadians live in Canada. The French live in France. If you mean the difference between Canadian French and French French, they have very different accents and vocabulary. French Canadians use many English terms and some words that are considered archaic by the French. They have also retained vowel sounds that have disappeared in continental French.
Do Canadians have a special dance?
No, although it is a different country (assuming you are not Canadian), Canada is a lot like America, but some Indian tribe descendants might have some dances, but as a country, no . Hope this helped:)
Why might transportation have a big impact on where people live in Canada?
transportation might have a big impact on where people live in canada because some canadians live on farms in the central prairies . the northern regions of canada are rugged and very cold. few people live in these areas. most canadians live where it is easy to buid homes and buisnesses , and to find work. many of these areas are in southern canada
Why might Canadians have different views and perspectives on the role of senate in Canada's political system?
Because our senate is full of buddies of prime ministers who just sit around and do nothing while we have to pay for them to do nothing
Do the Canadians and Americans dinner the same?
It might be.Because I have a cousin called Karl and he is in Canada,and i don't know about the food and the Americans too.
Why do canadians move to other parts of Canada?
Erm... same reason anyone might move between countries. Amount of work, space, cost of living... anyone might have their own reason for moving.
Did Canadians use mustard gas?
They might have
How might the arctic region be different from the other landform regions in Canada?
its coldest
What are the people like in Canada?
I say that, as a Canadian, the people are different where you look at. The people in Quebec, for example, are much more different than the rest of British Canada. The latter are generally nice and pleasant people, whereas in Quebec they might be a bit weary of the British Canadians... but can be cool people if you get to know them!
Why does Canada have peacekeepers?
Because of its freedom and job opportunities * I believe it is due to the Canadian people themselves, who are not boost full , they respect all points of view and are not judgemental for the most part. It makes for a very inviting land.
Where to first nations live?
People of First Nations descent in Canada live everywhere that other Canadians might live. There are also some that live on specially designated areas that are owned by them collectively know as reserves.
If the fur traders had not explored the Canada West what might the country of Canada look like?
No because the history would be different and it would look different. - not the questionthe question was what would Canada look like, not the history. it needs a description.
Why might Quebec separate and become its own country?
It has a different language than the rest of canada
