Canada
Is Canada The Greatest To Live In?
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Introduction
HealthCare
Education
Immigartion In Canada
Climate/Landform regions
Canada has many different landform regions combined with vegetation regions.
Canada is made up of 3 landform regions; Canadian Shield,highlands and low lands
within these 3 there are smaller sub regions:
Innuation Mountains.
The Best Region Of Canada that is the best for agriculture is the interior plains, which include the provinces of Manitoba, Saskatuwan and Alberta. In this region there is black, dark brown, and brown soil. If the soil is dark then it means there is a high humus level. If there is a high humus level it helps produce air in the soil, because the loose decaying materials allow for many air pockets. Humus provides nutrients and moisture for plants. In this part of Canada there is an average amount of precipitation and a long growing season for crops. Even though not all of canadas landform and vegetation regions aren't good for farming they have other purposes such as great scenery and tourist
attractions, and recreation for example;
The Innuitian Mountains Landform is the best landform region for recreation. In the innuitian mountains there are many sights to see,you can go on a snowmobiling tour,hiking,dog sleading and snowshoeing,hunting is also a popular activity in The Innuitian Mountains you can hunt seals and snow hares.you can go sight seeing and see the very few wildlife the Innuitian has such as seals,polar bears and snow hears.you can also see the northern lights and the midnight sun from the Innuitians.
The Tundra has beautiful scenery such as the ice caps and glaciers(this region isn't used for vegetation because of the cold climate and permafrost)
Canadian Shield
Hudson Bay Lowlands
Great Lakes St.Lawrence Lowlands
Primary Industries/ Natural Resources
Cities/Population
Standard Of Living
* infant mortality rate 5 deaths per 1000 (2012)
* literacy rate 99.0% (ranked 28th in the world)
* Canadian life expectancy at birth is 81.24 years (2012)
* unemployment rate is 6.60 (2014)