Results from the Canada-Based Survey on Linguistic Regionalisms
Pop vs Soda vs Soft drink Pop is that prototypical Canadianism that distinguishes us from our neighbours to the south,
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Canada
Languages of Canada mapped
In Canada, there are two official languages: English and French. English is the most widely spoken language in the country, while French is primarily spoken in the province of Quebec and also has a significant presence in other parts of the country. But 93% of French speakers in Canada live in the eastern part of Canada.
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Are you within range of North Korea?
Within range of North Korea? (each color band represents 1,000 miles) Source: robslink.com Map of North Korea’s ICBM range. Source:
Read MoreA map of Canada’s first ever election (1867)
A little late for Canada 150, but here is a map of Canada’s first ever election – held between August
Read MoreLowest temperature recorded in each state/province of the US and Canada in Celsius & Fahrenheit
Reddit user: lanson15 Related post: – Find cities with similar climate
Read MoreA look at property assessments in Vancouver
Given that Vancouver was recently ranked the 3rd least affordable housing market in the world, where can I afford to
Read More“Underground” routes to Canada (1896)
Map showing the lines of travel of fugitive slaves in 1896.
Read MoreNumber of universities in the Top 500
Map of US States and Canadian Provinces showing the distribution of Times Top 500 Universities. Reddit user: whistleridge
Read MorePercentage of people 15 years or older who smoke according to the WHO
Percentage of people 15 years or older who smoke according to the World Health Organization (2015). Reddit user: fraillimbnursery
Read MoreLawyers per capita by state/province in the United States and Canada
Dive into the fascinating world of legal professionals with our comprehensive analysis of lawyers per capita in the United States and Canada. Uncover which states and provinces have the highest and lowest concentrations of lawyers, explore historical trends, and understand the factors driving the distribution of legal talent. From Washington D.C.’s unmatched density to the educational paths required to become a lawyer, this article provides a detailed look at the legal landscape across North America.
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