Canada, Our Neighbor to the North

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Canada, Our Neighbor to the North
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Alberta Flag
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Alberta Premier Ralph Klein
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(Lands and Peoples 2004)
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British Columbia Flag
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British Columbia
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(Lands and Peoples 2004)
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Manitoba Flag
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Manitoba Premier Gary Doer
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New Brunswick Flag
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New Brunswick Premier Bernard Lord
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Newfoundland Flag
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Newfoundland Premier Danny Williams
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Nova Scotia Flag
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Nova Scotia Premier John F. Hamm
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Northwest Territories Flag
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Northwest Territories Premier Joe Handley
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Population- 52,238(1986) Area 1,304,903 Capital
Yellowknife Products Lead, Zinc, Silver, Gold,
Lumber, Fish, Radioactive Minerals, Oil, and
Natural Gas. Major Rivers Mackenzie, Coppermine,
Thelon, Back, Anderson. Major Lakes Great Bear,
Great Slave Highest Point Mt. Sir James
MacBrien, 9062 Feet
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Ontario Flag
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Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty
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Prince Edward Island Flag
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Prince Edward Island Premier Patrick George Binns
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Quebec Flag
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Quebec Premier Jean Charest
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Saskatchewan Flag
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Saskatchewan Premier Lorne Calvert
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Yukon Territories Flag
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Yukon Territories Commissioner Jack Cable
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Yukon Territory Population 30,000 Capital
Whitehorse Other Cities Dawson City, Watson
Lake, Faro, Haines Junction, Mayo Products
Lead, Zinc, Gold, Silver. Industries Mining,
Tourism, Forestry
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Nunavut Premier Paul Okalik
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Capital Iqaluit. Area 808,185 sq. mi.
(2,093,190 sq. km). Elevation HighestMount
Barbeau in the United States Range, 8,584 ft.
(2,615 m) above sea level Lowestsea level along
the coast. Population 2001 census26,745
density, 3 persons per 100 sq. mi. (1 per 100 sq.
km). Chief products Fishing and huntingchar,
caribou. Manufacturingfine arts and crafts.
Miningzinc, gold, and lead. (World Book Online
2004)