What's the population of Canada?

By 20 18, the population of Canada was 37,058,856.

Canada (English/French: Canada), located in the northernmost part of North America and one of the Commonwealth countries, is known as the "Maple Leaf Country" and its capital is Ottawa.

Canada reaches the Pacific Ocean in the west, the Atlantic Ocean in the east, the Arctic Ocean in the north, Greenland in the northeast, Saint Pierre and Miquelon Islands in France in the east, the United States in the south and Alaska in the northwest. The territory covers an area of 9,984,670 square kilometers, ranking second in the world, and the population is mainly concentrated along the southern Great Lakes. Famous cities include Toronto and Vancouver. The official languages are English and French, and it is a typical bilingual country.

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Regional history

13 the federal administrative district can be roughly divided into six historical regions.

Newfoundland: 1583 became a British colony, 1907 became a dominion, 1932 became a British colony again two years later, 1948 voted to join Canada. Labrador and Quebec have long been controversial, so it was officially renamed Labrador in Newfoundland on 200 1.

Upper and lower Canada: 16 15 became a part of new France, a French colony; 1663 became a province directly under the French royal family; 1763 France exchanged Guadeloupe with Britain, where Britain established a Quebec colony (including Ontario);17965438.

Vancouver island in 1849 and New Caledonia in 1858 were successively colonized. Because of the Columbia River, the Queen added the word "Britain" before the name of the colony and renamed it "British Columbia", which is called British Columbia in Chinese. 1866 Vancouver merged into British Columbia.

Before the British Columbia colony joined Canada, it ceded a lot of land and handed over Oregon territory (now Washington, USA) to the United States, which was finally completely lost. Finally, the colony had to move its capital to the southern border to show that it would not cede territory.

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