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British Columbia's Capital is Victoria Alberta's capital is Edmonton Saskatchewan's capital is Regina Manitoba's capital is Winnipeg Ontario's capital is Toronto Quebec's capital is Quebec City New Brunswick's capital is Fredericton Nova Scotia's capital is Halifax New Found Land's capital is St.John's Prince Edward Island's capital is Charlottetown Yukon's capital is White Horse North West Territories capital is Yellow Knife Nunavut's capital is Iqaluit and Canada's capital is Ottawa.
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CoachBritish Columbia's Capital is Victoria Alberta's capital is Edmonton
Saskatchewan's capital is Regina Manitoba's capital is Winnipeg
Ontario's capital is Toronto Quebec's capital is Quebec City
New Brunswick's capital is Fredericton Nova Scotia's capital is Halifax
New Found Land's capital is St.John's Prince Edward Island's capital is Charlottetown
Yukon's capital is White Horse North West Territories capital is Yellow Knife
Nunavut's capital is Iqaluit and Canada's capital is Ottawa
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Which provinces lack a coastline in Canada?
The provinces that lack a coastline in Canada are Saskatchewan and Alberta. These two provinces border the U.S. and other provinces without outer access to a body of water.
What are the prarie provinces of Canada?
The prairie provinces are Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta.
What year did Canada form to make a country?
Canada formed to make a country with four Provinces Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia New Brunswick on July 1st 1867. The four provinces listed above are the foundation of Canada and provinces weren't as big as they used to be.
Which nations have political divisions called provinces?
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What three provinces produce most of Canada wheat?
The three provinces that produce most of Canada wheat are Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta. Saskatchewan produces over 60% of the total wheat produced in Canada.
