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How many people live in northern Canada?
== == 30,989 (2007)
How many capitals does Canada have?
There are 14 capitals in Canada, one national capital and 13 capitals for each province/territory.
What makes British Columbia so unique?
There are many things that make each Province and/ or Territory in Canada unique. British Columbia in particular is unique because of it's large mountains, and weather. It also is located near great bodies of water.
How many provinces in Canada are divided into regions?
Northern Ontario and Southern Ontario.
What country besides France speaks french?
Belgium, Northern Switzerland, Part of Canada, and many countries in Africa: Chad, Benin, Niger, etc.
How many senators are there for the Northern Territory and Australian Capital Territory?
9
What is the territory with many high mountains?
if in Australia i would have to say Sydney
How do you say Canada has many moose?
"The northern country of Canada contains many moose."
IS Northern Territories a state?
No, it is a Territory. A territory may aspire to become a state but it depends on many factors.
Are there 10 mountains in Canada?
No, many more than that!
How many mountains in Canada?
There's over 9000
What is the name of the territory in Australia that is not a state yet?
Australia has two mainland territories: the Northern Territory and the Australian Capital Territory. Factions within the Northern Territory are working towards statehood, while many Territorians are content to leave the status quo as it is.
How many people live in northern Canada?
== == 30,989 (2007)
Does Canada have have the fewest lakes in the northern Hemisphere?
Actually there are many countries in the Northern Hemisphere that have fewer lakes than Canada. Canada has lots of lakes. Really a lot.
Who are the main inhabitants of many of Canada's northern region?
no
How many territorys are there located to the north in Canada?
...All of them. Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut are all in northern Canada. In a way, it's what makes them territories, as the difference between a territory and a province has mainly to do with population (and not a lot of people are eager to live in the far north).
Who are the main inhabitants of many of many of Canada's northern regions?
Nunavut
