the Canadian shield is relativly flat withrounded hills of rock which actually the roots of ancient mountains. the reason why so few people live in this region is because there are many, many lakes and in the summer very humid, rainy and plenty of bugs especially mosquitos. also because it is very difficult to grow crops in the soil because of the rock left overs from the ignious rock. in the winter it is bitterly cold. the Canadian shield the mining capital of the world and in the winter its too cold to mine any cole so the jobs are scarce................ i hope this helps any one with questions and good luck

There are many huge storms in canada like tornados ....

They are very big in their own little way

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Hurricane Hazel (1954) is still considered one of the worst storms to hit Canada.

The Ice Storm (1998) caused extensive damage over a large area of Canada.

Numerous tornadoes have cause great damage and deaths.

The Pacific Storm (1996) dumped 85 cm on the Victoria BC area in about 24hrs.

It's a long, long list of big storms

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.

southern. Northern Canada is too cold, even for us canucks!

Wellington, New Zealand

Rio Gallegos, Argentina

St. John's, NL, Canada

Punta Arenas, Chile

Casper, WY

Dodge City, KS

Ushuaia, Argentina

Yigo, Guam

Amarillo, TX

Perth, WA, Australia

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

The Yukon, St Eleis Mountain range, Mount Logan.

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.

According to recent statistics these are some of the best places to live (considering health care, literacy, wages, career perspectives, criminality, personal freedom....):

Zurich - Switzerland

Vienna - Austria

Vancouver - Canada

Auckland- New Zealand

Munich - Germany

Sydney - Australia

Ottawa - Canada

Copenhagen - Denmark

Stockholm - Sweden

Other sources take different parameters into account and therefore different cities might be mentioned. Also the ranking may vary.

In general Switzerland (Zurich, Bern, Geneva), Canada (Ottawa, Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal), New Zealand (Auckland, Wellington) and Germany (Munich, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt) are the countries which more often appear on these lists.

The province that has the most dinosaur fossils is ALBERTA

Greenland is the largest island in the world located near Canada.

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.

Latitudes ... and their cousins, longitudes ... are used to describe the locations of

points on the earth's surface. They're not properly used to describe whole areas,

and certainly not areas like Canada.

Canada is an enormous place. It covers a range of latitude between roughly 41.7°

and 83.1° north ... almost a quarter of the entire range of latitude between the

north and south Poles. Any latitude within that range crosses some part of Canada.

Niagara Falls is a waterfall on the Niagara River in North America. The Niagara River flows along the Canada-United States international boundary from Lake Erie into Lake Ontario. The cities of Niagara Falls, Ontario, and Niagara Falls, New York, are on opposite sides of the river at the waterfall. The co-ordinates are 43.080°N 79.071°W

a Canadian is the largest rigion in Canada. It covered the northeast alverta, northern saskachewan, nortern Manitoba, southern nwt, Ontario, quebec eastern minnesota, northern Wisconsin and northern Michigan. However, the land forms of the Canadian shield is the flat rocks and many forests. the highest elevation in Canadian shield is 500m abouve the see level

Most Canadians live in the urban areas of the southeast, near the Great Lakes, in the southern regions of the provinces of Ontario and Quebec.

sub tropical like in southern Florida or southern California

The Great Lakes-St Lawrence Lowlands Region

Toronto.

The climate of an estuary depends largely where it is in the world. Estuaries have a small micro-climate affecting by the movement of the tides, the mixture of salt and fresh water, and the rising sea levels as the global climate warms, but the general climate of an estuary depends on the river's tropical or Arctic or whatever climate.

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 extends from 41°42' north to 83°06' north ... a span of more than 41 degrees of latitude.

There is no official set of lines to which you're limited or restricted, and you're welcome to draw

as many or as few lines in this range as you're comfortable with.

It's very good weather there. I know that because I've been there and my name is Elora.

Vancouver Island is much bigger.

Vancouver Island is more than twice the size of Prince Edward Island in land area and about five times more populous. Several mountains on Vancouver Island reach over 2100 meters in height (7000 ft.) while the highest point on PEI is 152 meters (499 ft.).

According to Encyclopaedia Britannica, Vancouver Island has a land area of 31,285 sq. km. (12,079 sq. mi.). The island is 460 km. (285 mi.) long and averages 80 km (50 mi.) wide. The 2011 population of Vancouver Island was 762,042 according to Statistics BC. The largest city, Victoria (Capital of the province of British Columbia), had a population of 80,017.

Prince Edward Island's total land area is 5,656 sq. km (2184 sq. mi). The Island is 224 km (139 miles) long and between 6 km and 64 km (4 and 40 miles) wide. The 2012 population was 146,105. The capital city, Charlottetown, has a population of 34,562. All of the PEI statistics come from PEI's provincial government website.