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Wheat is the biggest grain crop, although there is a lot of barley, canola, flax, and rye grown as well.

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PEI aka Prince Edward Island

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Illinois does not share a border with any Canadian province.

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In terms of area, Quebec is the biggest province. Ontario has the largest population.

Quebec is now #2 in geographic size. Newly created Nunavut is now the largest and covers the northern region. (This is not true since Nunavut is a Territory not a Province. The way the question is worded, Quebec is still the largest Province in Canada with respect to land mass.)

In terms of land mass, Quebec is the largest with 1.5 million square kms - about 15% of Canada's total.

Ontario is the largest in terms of population. Over 13 million people live in Ontario, about one third of the country's population.

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The westernmost prairie province in Canada is Alberta.

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There are ten provinces and three territories.

PROVINCES: Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan

TERRITORIES: Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Yukon

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Saskatoon is located in Saskatchewan.

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There are five states in the United States that border the Pacific Ocean. However, there are only three continental states that 'touch it'. The continental states are Washington, Oregon, and California. The other two are Alaska and Hawaii.

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1,994,000 square kilometers (770,000 square miles, or 1/5th of Canada)

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18 years old and able to drive.

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British Columbia-Victoria

Alberta-Edmonton

North West Territories- Yellowknife

Saskatchewan- Regina

Manitoba- Winnipeg

Ontario- Toronto

Quebec- Quebec

New Brunswick- Fredericton

Nunavut- Iqaluit

Yukon Territory- Whitehorse

Prince Edward Island- Charlottetown

Nova Scotia- Halifax

Newfoundland- St. John's

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Saskachawan and Alberta. Also Yukon and new Brunswick is almost landlocked

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The prairie provinces of Canada are Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. The southern parts of these provinces are covered in grassland.

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Quebec is the Canadian province with the most francophones.

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Province describes a political or geographic area smaller than nation, but larger than district or city. A province is roughly equivalent to a state. For example:

"I live in the province of Cebu, Philippines."

Province also describes an area of responsibility or expertise, for example:

"Yes, I work in the bookstore, but Children's Literature is not my strong point; ask Linda, that's her province"

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Nunavut Territory and the Province of Manitoba border the northwest part of Hudson Bay.

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Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan

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Newfoundland

Labrador

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The Province of Newfoundland and Labrador is the easternmost province in Canada.

Cape Spear, a few miles south of the capital city of St John's, claims to be the easternmost point in North America.

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Quebec