Canadian Provinces and Territories

What order did the provinces/territories join Canada? Drag each group to the correct spot in the list.

1. Nunavut
2. Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia
3. British Columbia
4. Manitoba, Northwest Territories
5. Prince Edward Island
6. Alberta and Saskatchewan
7. Newfoundland and Labrador
8. Yukon

Which capital city is further north? (Hint: the latitude will be the greatest)

Which province has more than one capital city in its borders? Name the province and the capital cities.

Drag and drop the provincial symbols into the correct categories. Make sure each item is in only one category.

Select all the capital cities that have a population of more than 50 000

Name the province.

This province has more than 5 million people living in it.

This province's first premier did not have a "sir" in his name.

This province has minerals as one of it's natural resources.

This province borders Hudson's Bay.

This province was one of the original provinces of Canada.

This province's capital city has a population of less than 1 million.

The first premier of Manitoba was Sir Harold T. Georgeton.

Which province is drawn above?

What capital city should be labelled on the star (in the province pictured above)?

Which direction should be placed in the A (in purple) position in the compass rose (in the picture above)?

Which province has the following natural resources: fish, tress, minerals, oil and gas and the following bodies of water: Atlantic Ocean, Bay of Fundy, Northumberland Strait, St, George's Bay and Cabot Strait?

Drag and drop the provinces into the appropriate category. Please make sure each province is in only one category.

Who was the first premier of Alberta?

A major body of water in British Columbia is the Atlantic Ocean.

Drag and drop each person into the appropriate category. Please make sure you only use each person once.

Select all of the cities that are further west than 100 W. (Hint: further means a larger number)

Prince Edward Island has trees as one of its natural resources.

Name the province.

This province has a population of less than one million.

This province was one of the original provinces in Canada.

This province is considered a Maritime province.

Hiram Blanchard was the first premier of this province.

The black-capped chickadee is the provincial bird of New Brunswick.

Choose one capital city to go and visit, and give three reasons why you want to visit.