Canada

A term for the region (not located in any other reference) is "Main Street," which apparently refers to the conurbation that stretches across southernmost Quebec and Ontario, from Quebec City on the lower St. Lawrence River, southwest through Montreal and Toronto, to Windsor on the Detroit River. By comparison with this region, and other urban centers such as near Vancouver, the remainder of Canada is much more sparsely populated.

Yes, garnets can be found in Canada. There are several locations across the country where garnets have been documented, including in British Columbia, Quebec, and the Northwest Territories. These garnets are typically found in metamorphic rocks and have various colors, such as red, green, and orange.

No, because there is no such thing as the North Dakota continent.

Canada is part of the continent of North America.

North Dakota is one of fifty states in the US.

Canada and the USA share four common time zones: Eastern, Central, Moutain, and Pacific. Generally (with exceptions) you stay in the same time zone as you cross the Canada/USA border. USA has two time zones not found in Canada: Alaska and Hawaii-Aleutian. Canada has two time zones the USA does not have: Atlantic, and Newfoundland.

Canada has a network of over 1,600 canals. Many of these canals are part of the historic Rideau Canal system which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Some provinces and territories in the Cordillera region include Benguet, Ifugao, Kalinga, and Mountain Province. These areas are known for their rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and unique indigenous communities.

Canada is not even a nation. In geography, a state is considered a political entity (Canada) and a nation is considered an ethnical entity (Egyptians). Canada is actually a multinational state, not a multi-state nation. This is because Canada consists of multiple ethnic groups. A multi-state nation is an ethnic identity that is spread all over the world.

It is the westernmost province in Canada and is directly above the US state of Washington. It extends east to the Rocky Mountains and north to the Yukon Territory.

Ottawa is located further inland, away from the warming influence of the ocean, which can result in colder temperatures and more snow. British Columbia's coastal regions are milder due to the temperate climate brought by the Pacific Ocean, resulting in less snowfall compared to Ottawa.

Alaska. It is also the most easterly, being the only state that crosses the international date line.

It ultimately depends on personal preference and what factors are most important to the individual. Canada and the US both have their own unique advantages and disadvantages in terms of healthcare, politics, economy, culture, and lifestyle. It's best to consider what aspects are most important to you before deciding which country may be a better place to live.

The most northern part of Canada is the northern tip of Ellesmere Island in Nunavut, where Cape Columbia is located.

The average daily temperature in a deciduous forest biome ranges from 50-70°F (10-21°C), with seasonal variations. Precipitation levels typically range from 30-60 inches (75-150 cm) annually, with rainfall spread throughout the year supporting the growth of diverse plant species.

South Africa owns the Prince Edward Islands. They are located in the southern Indian Ocean and are a territory of South Africa.

Most people in Canada live in the southern regions, specifically in the provinces of Ontario and Quebec. The northern regions of Canada have a much lower population density due to harsher climates and limited infrastructure.

Many Canadians live along the ocean coastline because it provides access to natural resources, supports industries like fishing and tourism, and offers scenic beauty and recreational opportunities. Additionally, coastal areas tend to have milder climates compared to inland regions in Canada.

The latitude and longitude coordinates for St. John's, Canada are approximately 47.5605° N, 52.7126° W. This location corresponds to the capital city of the province of Newfoundland and Labrador in Canada, located on the easternmost tip of the island of Newfoundland.

The coldest recorded temperature in Ontario, Canada was negative 58.3 degrees Celsius or negative 72.9 degrees Fahrenheit on January 23 1935. This is the coldest temperature recorded in all of eastern Canada.

During the Age of Exploration, Spain and Portugal claimed the most territories in Europe. Portugal established colonies in Africa, Asia, and South America, while Spain claimed territories in the Americas, Africa, and Asia.

The average annual snowfall in Winnipeg, Canada is around 110 cm (43 inches). Snow typically falls from November to March.

There is a Canadian military base with a permanent population of military and researchers in Alert, Nunavut, at the northern tip of Ellesmerer Island, about 800 km from the North Pole.

Alaska is a state of the United States of America.

Canada has a total land area of approximately 9.98 million square kilometers, making it the second-largest country in the world by land area.

Most eastern province the Island of New Foundland

Then Nova Scotia, New Bruswick, the Island of Prince Edward Island, this is considered Eastern Canada. Quebec and Ontario is considered central Canada, then we have the Prairies with Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, then Western Canada with British Columbia

Canada was once ruled by France until 1763 when it was ceded to the United Kingdom. Canada gained full independence from the United Kingdom in 1982 through the Canada Act. Today, Canada is a constitutional monarchy, with the British monarch as the ceremonial Head of State.