Provincial and territorial capitals of Canada facts for kids
Canada has thirteen provincial and territorial capitals. Each of Canada's ten provinces and three territories has its own capital city. The main capital city for all of Canada is Ottawa, which is located in the province of Ontario.
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What are Canada's Capital Cities?
Canada's capital cities are important places where the government of each province or territory meets. These cities are often the largest or most well-known cities in their region. They are where important decisions are made for the people living there.
Provincial Capitals
Canada has ten provinces, and each one has a special capital city. These cities are centers for provincial government, business, and culture.
Territorial CapitalsCanada also has three territories, each with its own capital. These territories cover vast areas of northern Canada.
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Images for kids
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This map shows how the borders and names of Canada's provinces and territories have changed over time.
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This beautiful stained glass window at the Royal Military College of Canada shows the symbols of Canadian provinces and territories from 1965.
See also
In Spanish: Organización territorial de Canadá para niños
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