Understanding Canada's Population Distribution

Where do most Canadians live?

• In the southern part of the country, close to the United States border

• In the northern territories like Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut

• Evenly spread across the entire country

• In rural areas far from major cities

Which provinces have the highest population densities in Canada?

• Ontario and Quebec

• Alberta and British Columbia

• Yukon and Northwest Territories

• Saskatchewan and Manitoba

What is a major reason for the sparse population in northern Canada?

• Harsh climate and remote locations

• Lack of natural resources

• High cost of living

• Overpopulation in southern areas

Which industry contributes to Alberta's significant population?

• Oil industry

• Forestry industry

• Fishing industry

• Technology industry

Why do many Canadians prefer to live in cities?

• More jobs, schools, and healthcare facilities

• Lower cost of living

• Closer to nature

• Less pollution