This document provides information about Canada including: - The 13 Canadian provinces and their populations. Ontario and Quebec have the largest populations. - A brief history of Canada from the first human settlements 26,500 years ago to events in the 20th and 21st centuries like Expo 67, the adoption of the Canadian constitution, and NAFTA. - The structure of the Canadian government including the Queen as head of state, the prime minister as head of government, and the legislative bodies.

1. Canada A powerpoint presentation

2. The 13 Canadian provinces

3. Canadian landscapes Toronto, ON Niagara Falls Quebec City Fort Coulogne

4. Canadian provinces 33,091,228 Canada 31,115 Yukon YT 31,127 Nunavut UN 42,425 Northwest Territories NT 139,103 Prince Edward Island PE 507,475 Newfoundland and Labrador NL 750,851 New Brunswick NB 935,106 Nova Scotia NS 1,003,299 Saskatchewan SK 1,190,400 Manitoba MB 3,486,767 Alberta AB 4,402,931 British Columbia BC 7,719,993 Quebec QC 12,850,636 Ontario ON Population Name Abbreviation

5. Canadian provinces by percentage of total population

6. The Canadian Government Queen Elizabeth II Head of State Stephen Harper Prime Minister Head of Government Legislative Supreme Court of Canada (9 members) House of Commons (308 Members of Parliament) Senate (105 senators) Michaëlle Jean Governor General