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Canada is …
By: Mr. Sidhant Godara

You’re Space
Map of Canada:
Capitals:
Canada -------------------- Ottawa
Ontario -------------------- Toronto
Quebec -------------------- Quebec City
Manitoba -------------------- Winnipeg
Saskatchewan -------------------- Regina
Alberta -------------------- Edmonton
British Columbia -------------------- Victoria
Newfoundland & Labrador -------------------- St. John’s
New Brunswick -------------------- Fredericton
Prince Edward Island -------------------- Charlottetown
Nova Scotia -------------------- Halifax
Nunavut -------------------- Iqaluit
Northwest Territories -------------------- Yellowknife
19050958215Yukon Territory -------------------- Whitehorse
Map of Canada and Capitals
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You’re Space
Canadian time zones:
Pacific Standard Time (Victoria, Whitehorse)
Mountain Standard Time (Edmonton, Yellowknife)
Central Standard Time (Regina, Winnipeg)
Eastern Standard Time (Toronto, Quebec City, Iqaluit)
Atlantic Standard Time (Halifax, Fredericton, Charlottetown)
Newfoundland Standard Time (St. John’s)

6 requirements for making a map:
BORDERS
Always have a border around a map, drawn with a thin black line. Do not color the border area
All features at the edge of the map must be drawn to the border. Do not draw countries as if they were islands
TITLE
Always have a specific title that explains your map. The title “Provinces and Capital Cities of Canada” would be correct. Titling the same map “Canada” would be incorrect.
KEY
Used when colors or symbols need to be explained
Must match what is on the map exactly
Should be enclosed to separate it from the rest of the map
Color or shading must carefully follow the map lines
NORTH INDICATOR
Always show the north direction on a map with a simple arrow. Large, fancy indicators are inappropriate
LABELS
Always print information
Never underline printing on a map
Names of places must be horizontal, while names of rivers

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