Why "Nobody" Lives In The VAST MAJORITY Of British Columbia

The video explores British Columbia's geography, history, and population distribution. It highlights the province's stunning landscapes, from coastal rainforests to mountainous regions, and explains why most of its population is concentrated in the southwest. The historical context includes the influence of First Nations and European colonization, as well as the Oregon Treaty. Geographic constraints and economic opportunities in cities like Vancouver and Victoria are discussed, along with the strategic importance of Vancouver Island's boundaries.

What factors contribute to the sparsely populated regions of northern British Columbia?

How did the early settlement patterns in British Columbia shape its current population distribution?

What economic opportunities are available in Vancouver and Victoria?

Explain the geographic constraints that affect population growth in British Columbia.