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Ontario is the most populous state of the Confederation of Canada. In fact, the province accounts for the 40% of entire Canadian Population. When it comes to area, only Quebec has it beat when it comes to the ten provinces. However, the two administrative territories – Nunavut and Northwest Territories – also have it beat…
British Columbia is the western most province of Canada with a massive area of 944,000 square km and population that is just around the 4.7 million mark. The British Columbia ranks as 5th by area among all of the Canadian territories, provinces or otherwise. Over half of those people live in the greater Vancouver area,…
Newfoundland and Labrador is the eastern most province of the vast Canadian territory. Almost one third of the province is an Island which is gob smack within the Atlantic Ocean. With the mainland territory of the province besides that Newfoundland and Labrador has always been a haven for people with fishery skills and interest in…
Yukon is one of the three administrative territories in Canada and it is the smallest one, the other two being Nunavut and Northwest Territories. Yukon was split from the Northwest Territories in the late 19th century in 1898. The three administrative territories of Canada all have English and French as their official languages. The territories…
Saskatchewan is one of the three Prairie Provinces in Canada and its southern half is exactly what that name implies. It has a population of a shade over 1.1 million and over 90% of that resides in the prairie half. The northern half is termed the boreal province because of the vast reaches of boreal…
New Brunswick is one from three Maritime Provinces with the largest area out of the three. It is also one of the four original provinces of Canada that came out of the federation union out of the Charlottetown Conference of 1964. Its population, despite being larger than Nova Scotia in the area, is smaller than…
Nova Scotia is the 2nd smallest province of Canada and the largest province among the Atlantic Canadian states regarding population. Most of the population of Nova Scotia is on the mainland of the peninsula while the rest is in the Cape Breton with a very little population scattered in the archipelago of 3,800 Islands that…
Manitoba is the smallest of the three Prairie Provinces in the central, and Midwestern region of Canada but not by much. The largest prairie province is Alberta with 661,000 km sq. area while the smallest Manitoba has 647,000 km sq. area. There is, however, a significant population dip between these three provinces. Alberta has over…
The most smallest Province in Canada is Prince Edward Island, and it is also the least populated of them all. The province itself is not just a single Island; rather it is composed of the main Island and an archipelago of smaller 231 Islands. Apart from its official name as the Prince Edward Island or…
Quebec is the largest province of Canada and the second largest administrative division behind the Nunavut territories. Most of the population of Quebec is concentrated in the Greater Montreal Area in the southern part of the province while the northern part of the Province is very scarcely populated. That is the purpose why most of…