Geography - Canada Provinces and Territories

Difference between Canadian Provinces and Territories

*) There are ten provinces and three territories. *) There is a clear constitutional differences between provinces and territories. *) Provinces exercise constitutional powers on their own *) Territories exercise delegated powers under the authority of the Parliament of Canada

Prince Edward Island

Province Region: Atlantic Canada Capital: Charletton

New Brunswick

Province Region: Atlantic Canada Capital: Fredricton

Nova Scotia

Province Region: Atlantic Canada Capital: Halifax

Newfoundland and Labrador

Province Region: Atlantic Canada Capital: St. John's

Quebec

Province Region: Central Canada Capital: Quebec City

Ontario

Province Region: Central Canada Capital: Toronto

Saskatchewan

Province Region: Prairie Provinces Capital: Regina

Manitoba

Province Region: Prairie Provinces Capital: Winnipeg

British Columbia

Province Region: Western Canada Capital: Victoria

Alberta

Province Region: Western Canada Capital: Edmonton

Canada Provinces

Quebec, Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Novia Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador, and Prince Edward Island

Nunavut

Territory Capital: Iqaluit

Yukon Territory

Territory Capital: Whitehorse

Northwest Territories

Territory Capital: Yellowknife