The Atlantic Provinces consist of the Appalachian Mountains and deeply indented coastlines.
The Pacific Coast region is the commercial and financial center of Canada.
The majority of Yellowstone Park is on top of an underground volcano that is 40 miles wide. Learn more about the underground volcano on The Science Channel's "100 Greatest Discvoeries."
This clip examines the provinces that make up the Northern Territories, including Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut.
Check out this clip to explore life in the Atlantic or maritime provinces of Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
This segment discusses the provinces of the Canada's plains region, including Manitoba, Alberta and Saskatchewan.
This chapter examines the overall geography and topography of Canada.
Part one of this program explores Canada's geography, natural resources and industries. Part two takes a brief look at some of Canada's many cultures, its government and its history.
This video explores the millions of miles of rocky shores, frozen tundra and coastal plains that make up the 10 provinces and three territories of Canada.
In this program, relive the adventures of the characters who left their mark on history in their quest to strike it rich when gold was discovered in the Yukon Territory of Canada at the turn of the 20th century.
'This program shows the cultural diversity of Canada. Students see that while the two largest groups in Canada are of English and French ancestry, there are also many Canadians whose families have come from other regions of the world.
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