Author: Clint Curtis

Due to Canada’s very cold climate our population is not as high as country’s like the U.S. The climate is gets more cold norther of Canada. This is the reason why the provinces are more populated than the territories. How does climate affect where we live in Canada? Canada’s climate is already changing. Higher temperatures, […]

What caused Canada’s warming? Canada’s rapid warming is due to a number of factors, including a loss of snow and sea ice, which is increasing the absorption of solar radiation and causing larger surface warming than in other regions, according to the report. Why is Canada warming faster? This unusually rapid warming in the North […]

LOWERN is an acronym for factors that affect climate. Latitude. It depends on how close or how far it is to the equator, and it’s based on the concentration of sunlight and the area that it affects. Ocean currents. Wind and air masses. Elevation. Relief. Nearness to water. What are the 6 major factors that […]

Provincial and territorial governments are responsible for forest management because the vast majority (about 90 per cent) of Canada’s forests are located on provincial and territorial Crown lands. What is the government doing about deforestation in Canada? Federal laws designate and define protected areas For example, industrial activities such as harvesting, mining and hydroelectric development […]

Canada has put comprehensive laws and regulations in place to govern harvesting and trade in timber. By closely monitoring forestry operations and enforcing the law, Canada successfully keeps illegal logging and the trade in illegal timber down to negligible levels in all regions. Is logging an issue in Canada? Each year, the logging industry in […]

SDMX Reference period 2016 Type of social and affordable housing assets Semi-detached house, average expected useful life4 Average years Canada2 (map) All municipalities .. All urban municipalities .. What is the average life of a house? The average lifespan of a newly constructed house is 70–100 years. Factors such as weak housing materials and damaging […]

145 centimetres. Greatest single-day snowfall on record in Canada On February 11, 1999, a Canadian single-day snowfall record was set in Tahtsa Lake, B.C. when 145 centimetres of snow came down! What is the most snowfall ever recorded in a single day in Canada? 145 cmOn February 11, 1999, Tahtsa Lake, British Columbia recorded the […]

politician William Lyon Mackenzie. Radical politician William Lyon Mackenzie leads a rebellion against the colonial government of Upper Canada on December 5th, 1837. Marching down Yonge Street, his disorganized group of rebel soldiers was quickly dispersed, and Mackenzie fled to the United States. Who led the rebellions in Upper Canada? William Lyon MackenzieThe Rebellion in […]

The 41st Regiment of British regulars had been reinforced by a number of militia units (although their loyalty and reliability was uncertain). The Provincial Marine controlled Lake Ontario. Much of the preparation was thanks to the foresight of Major-General Sir Isaac Brock, administrator of Upper Canada. Who was in charge of Upper Canada? Upper Canada […]

UCR “Violent Criminal Code” violations include: homicide, attempted murder, sexual assault, assault, robbery, criminal harassment, uttering threats, and other violent violations. Canada also collects information on crime victimization every five years via its General Social Survey on Victimisation (GSS). What is classed as a violent crime? A violent crime is when someone physically hurts or […]