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• There are five parts of the canadian rockies:yoho,waterton,jasper,kootney,and banff
• They are home to bears,elk,and mountain lions
• Kootney national park is the only place in canada with cactuses and glaciers
• The tallest mountain in the rockies is mt.robson
• The rockies run through canada, usa, mexico

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• In 1959 the st.lawrence river was inaugurated
• It is open to ocean going vessells
• the st.lawrence river has the 13th largest drainage area in the world
• It is fed by 224 tributaries
• The tributaries with the greatest flow are the ottowa, saint-maurice, sauguenay, and manicougcouagan

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• It's on the border of canada and america
• Has two hydroelectric plants
• Water flows to it from the niagra river
• It is made of three smaller falls
• Is made of meltwater from the ice age

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• Lake michigan touches canada, indiana, michigan, and illinois
• Lake superior is the largest
• Lake superior touches wisconsin, minnesota, michigan,and canada
• Lake Eerie touches michigan, ohio, pennsylvania,new york and canada
• Lake ontario touches new york and toronto

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• British columbia has a mild climate because of a sea drift
• Nunavut has the coldest temperatures in canada
• Southern ontario has warm, humid summers and short, cold winters
• Saskatchewan has a temperate climate
• New foundland and labrador have cool, humid summers and short, cool winters

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• Canada has the second largest production of wood related materials on the planet
• Canada produces pulp for paper and newsprint
• Kimberely mines produces much of the countries lead
• 75% of the allied powers lead in WWII came from canada
• Logging creates jobs for many people in canada