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Saskatchewan is known as the wheat capital of Canada. The province's vast prairies and favorable climate conditions make it ideal for wheat production, contributing significantly to both the Canadian and global wheat supply. Saskatchewan consistently leads the country in wheat acreage and production, showcasing its agricultural strength.
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What is the capital of the province or territory that you live in?
I live in British Columbia the capital is Victoria.NOTE: There is 10 provinces and 3 territories there can be 13 different answers-which makes this question not really a proper question. and it also seems kind of stalker mentality (you know trying to figure out were I live and all...)
What is the Core Province of Canada and its beliefs?
are quebec and Ontario beliefs i don't know are quebec and Ontario beliefs i don't know are quebec and Ontario beliefs i don't know
What is Prince Edward islands governing country?
I wouldn't know b/c there is no website with the answer.
Is Alberta a province in Canada?
As you probably know the Canadian Shield occupies only the northeast corner of Alberta which is sparsely populated. Fort MacMurray is on the edge of the shield there but it is no longer officially a city in spite of its importance.
In what provinces of Canada do we harvest wheat?
In canada our soil is great for farming , so it is no problem for growing wheat hereAnswer:Wheat farming in Canada is mainly associated with the Prairie Provinces of Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba although some is grown in Ontario. There are two broad categories of wheat varieties:durum (used by the pasta industry)non-durum (used by either the milling industry or the livestock feed industry).Average annual production of all types of wheat in Canada from 1997-2001 was around 24.5 million tons.
What county is Toronto Ontario in?
Toronto is in Canada. It is in the Province of Ontario.
Why is Manitoba important?
It's a province of Canada, all provinces of Canada are important. But if you must know what makes MB different from all the others then.. we're the #1 slurpee capital of the world for like a decade already... and we're the murder capital of Canada too!
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
What is the capital of shaanxi province in China?
I know it starts with X:)The capital is called Xi'An
British Columbia province belongs to what capital?
The capital of British Columbia is Victoria. Capital of BC is Victoria (don't know about capitol).
What town is the mineral capital of Canada?
Bacncroft Ontario caNadA is the capital! i know i lived there! t
What is the capital nation of Canada?
Ottawa is the national capital of Canada i know that Cuz I live there and it rocks :)
Is Manitoba a city?
What? are you american? no it is a province. in canada, probably why you didn't know.
What Is the the national capital city of Canada?
Ottawa is the national capital of Canada i know that Cuz I live there and it rocks :)
What is the answer to this riddle Proffessor Ben Around i visiting a capital city located in a big oil field outside do you know what city he is visiting?
Professor Ben is visiting Edmonton in Alberta, Canada. Edmonton is the capital city of Alberta and is located in a province known for its large oil fields.
How do you start a travel agency in Canada?
Starting a Travel Agency in CanadaResearch the laws of Canada to know the legal process you need to know before starting a buisness or contact someone in Canada who's got a buisness for them to tell you what you need to do in order to start a buisness in that country, but the laws vary by province so select a province and contact someone in that particular province to find out what you need to know about starting a buisness in Canada. View the Disscussion for more information.
What is the province of Newfoundland Canada?
Newfoundland is a Province of Canada. It joined Canada in 1949. It is also generally considered a region of its own or it can be considered a part of "Atlantic Canada" along with Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and New Brunswick.
