Provinces & Capital Cities

Newfoundland

and Labrador is the easternmost province in Canada.

Northwest Territories

contains two large lakes: Great Bear Lake and Great Slave Lake.

Nunavut

covers a huge area of land, but has a small population.

Ontario

has the largest population of any Canadian province or territory.

British Columbia

is Canada's most western province.

Alberta

is between British Columbia and Saskatchewan.

Yukon

is between the Northwest Territories and Alaska.

Quebec

is east of Ontario. Montreal is the largest city in Quebec.

Manitoba

is east of Saskatchewan and borders Ontario.

Labrador

is located on the mainland in Canada.

Nova Scotia

is one of the Atlantic provinces in eastern Canada.

Edmonton

is the capital city of Alberta.

Victoria

is the capital city of British Columbia.

Ottawa

is the capital city of Canada.

Winnipeg

is the capital city of Manitoba.

Fredericton

is the capital city of New Brunswick.

St. John's

is the capital city of Newfoundland and Labrador.

Iqaluit (i, kal, ew, it)

is the capital city of Nunavut and is difficult to pronounce.

Toronto

is the capital city of Ontario.

Charlottetown

is the capital city of Prince Edward Island.

Quebec City

is the capital city of Quebec.

Regina

is the capital city of Saskatchewan.

Yellowknife

is the capital city of the Northwest Territories.

Whitehorse

is the capital city of the Yukon.

Halifax

is the capital of Nova Scotia.

Canada

is the largest country on the North American continent.

Prince Edward Island

is the smallest province in Canada.

Saskatchewan

is to the west of Manitoba.

New Brunswick

shares a border with Nova Scotia and Quebec.