St. Lawrence Lowlands

These two regions offer unique opportunities for more innovative and creative forms of economic development. North-eastern Ontario has a larger population than the North-western Ontario since it’s closely tied to mining. Whereas, North-western Ontario is closely tied to forestry therefore experiencing a lesser population. The economy in the North-western Ontario faced a downturn during the forest sector crisis with the region outside of Thunder Bay bearing the brunt of the employment and population adjustment. The North-eastern has been sustained by its mining sector , however there is a redistribution of population towards the five largest urban centres including Greater Sudbury, Thunder Bay, Sault Ste. Marie , North Bay (53,966),

Canada is a very large country, with areas of land in various climate regions, and land regions, thus having many ecozones that differentiate from another. The most populated ecozone in Canada is the Mixedwood Plains; the ecozone we are located in, named after the mixedwood forests that are native to the area. The Mixedwood Plains is one of the smallest of the Canadian ecozones, spanning only 175 963 kilometres squared. The Mixedwood Plains is bordered by three of the great lakes on the southern side of the ecozone, and comes up along the St Lawrence river to southern Quebec, and fills the tip of Ontario. It has rolling plains and small rock formations and escarpments. The Mixedwood Plains contains over half of the Canadian population as

Prairies provinces have common factors; Landscape, agriculture, climate, that represent in similarities compared to the rest of Canada. Landscape defines the Prairie Provinces as a formal region. With the enormous size of flatland, the immense quantities and high qualities of grains can be produced. This result in majority of land being used for agricultural purposes. In addition, the Prairie Provinces have significant harsh cold winters and mild dry summers compared to other provinces. The key differences are the ecosystem and the natural resources the region provide. Each province unique ecosystem allows different kinds of harvest and animal breed. Moreover, these key differences created different industry and job opportunities.

Would you like to see the Atlantic Ocean?When you go to eastern canada you will see a lot of people in the airport but there are the beaches,good food and nice jewelry. In eastern canada you try new foods,See new sights, and hear about the culture / history.

22. Montreal and the lower course of the St. Lawrence Seaway are located in the Canadian province of ________.

When analyzing the West region of Canada two groups emerge one being the Prairies of

Re-live the stories of the Lewis and Clark expedition! Packed with well-known stories from America’s past, St. Helens, Oregon is sure to intrigue even the most educated historian. Founded in 1850, St. Helens still works to provide plenty of entertainment for its residents and guests. With rent to own homes available you will definitely want to come join the crowd during the annual Kiwanis parade in June or become a part of the big Annual Celebration in September.

Puget prairies are a type of ecosystem that can only be found in small areas in the Puget lowlands as well as in some places in British Columbia. The Puget prairies were created by retreating glaciers thousands of years ago (South Puget Sound Prairies, 2016). The prairies were then maintained by Native American tribes from the surrounding area ("South Puget Sound Prairies," 2016). The Salish tribe systematically burned trees growing into the prairies to maintain the intricate ecosystem, a strategy the prairieland relies on ("The Role of Fire," 2016). Coastal Salish natives lived in the Thurston County prairies long before the arrival of white settlers in 1792. The Salish tribe has since split into the Nisqually, Squaxin, and Chehalis tribes

The Hudson bay/Arctic Lowland is an area around the south western shore of Hudson bay and James bay, which is a very flat, low area covered by swampy forests. the waters of the Hudson bay covered much of this Lowland at the end of the last ice age. The Arctic Lowland is made up of a series of island located in the far north of Canada, and has gently rolling landscape. The Arctic Lowlands have harsh climate which means its not good land for farming, the ground remains frozen for most of the year. In the sedimentary rock from the Palaeozoic era, which formed from the Lowlands contains ignite, oil, and natural gas deposits. In the Lowlands large amounts of limestone is found. The landscape of the Arctic Lowland is mostly ice, snow, rock and a

More areas of Canada are Highland, icy and forest. While you can feel any climate in United States, South and south west have warmer weather and north have cold weather. Because of climate variability, United States population is much higher than in the

Over the last 5 years, Northern Ontario has continued to lose population under the Wynne’s government. The latest census data have shown that Northern Ontario has lost over 2600 of its residents in the last 5 years. Kirkland Lake has suffered the greatest loss with a decline of approximately 6 % of its population, followed closely by Elliot Lake with 5.3 % of its population leaving. This is compared to Southern Ontario who population has increased dramatically during the same time span. Toronto’s population increased by 4.5 percent and the fastest growth has been seen in the GTA’s commuter cities of Shelburne, Milton and Bradford. Where they saw their population increase by over 25%. Why is Northern Ontario’s population shrinking when the population

We have seven landform regions but I strongly believe that the Great Lakes St.Lawrence Lowlands is the most important. Firstly, this Lowland region consists of the largest amount of wildlife and vegetation. Some of the wildlife includes coyote, white- tailed deer, endangered species like box turtles and fox snakes; while vegetation includes white pine, black spruce, sugar maple etc. Secondly, considering that the capital is located in this region may impact the fact that it also has more than 50% of the population living there and it is evident why anyone would want to. Other than the Capital, The Great Lakes St.Lawrence Lowlands also has many other tourist attractions like, 3

Despite covering 5 million km squared of land (over 50 percent) it does not have ideal soil for crops while having the richest area for mining. The Canadian Shield occupies most of Quebec, much of Ontario, Nunavut, Saskatchewan, and the Northwest Territories and a small portion of Alberta. Some of the jobs in this area of only 7 million are lumbering, mining, and manufacturing. Their land contains mostly igneous and metamorphic rock plus many minerals (gold, nickel, lead, copper, zinc,). When the tectonic plates collided the mountains, later eroded to flatland or rounded hills. Its geography also contains rivers and lakes from glaciers. Some of their largest cities are Montreal and Kugluktuk.

I was captivated by the challenge of learning to navigate the St Lawrence River within a ten-mile radius from Comfort Island.

Manitoba is divided by three of Canada’s seven physiographic regions; Canadian Shield, interior plains, and Hudson Bay Lowland. The Division No. 18 located in the Interior plains. The physical features of the Interior plains are vast areas of low-lying lands with permafrost, vast size treeless tundra and spruce forests. The interior Plains are mainly flat, but the landscape composed of some rolling hills, and deep, wide river valleys. The land slopes in Manitoba gently downward from west to east. In addition, the Plains consist of large sand deposits, freshwater rivers that support tremendously in the biological environment; animals and plants. The surface of the Plains’ landscape is covered with meandering channels of rivers and shallow lakes.