Canada´s five regions

Geographical make up

areas that make up the Atlantic region

• Newfoundland
• Labrador
• Prince Edward Island
• Nova Scotia
• New Brunswick

geographical make up

climate

in the spring and the summer the tepature in the alantic region is on average 60.8-64.4 degrees fehrenheit an in the winter and fall on average it gets to be (-22)-(-31) degrees ferhernhight. they also get some of the most snow

what are the people like?

what are the people there like

most civilizations are hours apart and vary spred apart it was origenaly fuled by the french and was later colenized by the bitich who deported all fench clenests and the main citys are Halifax, St. John's, Moncton and Saint John

Language

• French
• English

Language

what to do for fun

• Meeting Anne of Green Gables at Avonlea Village.
• Prince Edward Island National Park.
• Enjoying her daily Cows ice cream!
• Theodore Tugboat sailing in Halifax Harbour.
• Hanging out at Peggy's Cove.
• Exploring Hopewell Rocks at low tide.
• Hopewell Rocks at high tide.
• ice hocky

culture and buildings

in 1604 atlantic canada belonged to the ferench colony of Acadia who colenized most of atlantic canada, the british wanted atlantic canada so the regens fouht until the 17th centurey when the british fanally gained contorl of atlantic canada and proceded to deport all french colenists

what do people do for work

the atlantic region used to have good fishing but the oceans became over fished and now there are laws on fishing in hopes for haveing the fish come back. now coal mineing, farming in small patches and foresting

interesting facts

winter can be wet and in january halifax usualy gets five inches of prerspition alone

interesting facts

Geographical make up and climate

• British Columbia

Geographical make up and climate

in the coast winters are mild and you only need a coat and unbrella but in the inner pacific region you will need will need snow gear with winter lasting November to march as well as in the north where you will need hevy dutie winter gear. in spring and fall you can wear dresses and shorts and t-shrits but you chould pack warm layers. when summer rolls around if you are in the sowthern interior you wight experionse tempatures up to 86-104°F

what are the people like

what are the people like

the people in pacific canda are warm and welcoming with inagrents aconting for 27% of the population and inconclushion pacific canada is a warm and welcoming culturealy divers place to live

what languages are spoken

what languages are spoken here

English is the main language spoken there and if you want to get a job and be productive you should be able to read, wright and understand English. freanch is also a vary common language but is only spoken by 27% of the population

what to do for fun

people participate in winter surfing witch is a sport that is just like surffing but in winter so the water is colder and can create 15 foot waves people servive by wearing rubber suits with hoods, gloves and booties

what traditions go on here and what kind of buildings are built

culture and buildings

the pacific region is the most british of all of the regions and still has much of the british influence buildings still look like castles. one tridition/festival s the Nanaimo Marine Festival its famous bathtub race, the nanaimo marnie festival is pacific canadas largest festival.

how do people make a living

jobs

foresting, fishing, mining metals,coal and shipping things. fishing and foresting are vary inportant parts of the job indesetry but newer more modern jobs are appering such as coal and metal mining and shipping things

interesting facts

an interesting fact is that this is the smallest region with only one province and that province being british Columbia

interesting facts

geographical make up and climate

• Nunavut
• Northwest Territories
• Yukon Territory

summers in the northern region tend to be around 77°f and in the winter tend to be around -40°f but vary dry

geographical make up and climate

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