The land of mountains, filled with mesmerizing greenery, covered with snow cover, enriched with bustling cities, none else but the Great White North or famously known as Canada. It’s marked as the ...

Similar to Russia and Australia, Canada is a vast and—to a large degree—uninhabitable country due to climate and/or terrain. That does not mean it is a desolate country. It is, however, a very small ...

The film explores the diverse regions and cultures of Canada, highlighting its vast geography, from the productive Great Lakes-St. Lawrence region to the cold Arctic archipelago. It discusses the ...

Explore Canada’s geography, from rugged mountains and vast forests to prairies, lakes, and coastlines. This film features both iconic landmarks and remote areas, showing how natural forces have shaped ...

Canada does not have one national election. Practically, Canada has five regional elections on the same day, producing a parliament and government. Although there are local variations – rural versus ...

Population change is of fundamental significance to many human geographical phenomena, especially in culturally plural societies. This paper examines the role of population change as it reflects and ...

Ontario’s Premier George Drew worried out loud about the impact of U.S. publications, films and radio upon Canadian life and opinion. Said he to Canada’s Periodical Press Association: “. . . Merely ...