Northern Canada

Northern Canada refers to the northernmost regions of Canada, including parts of Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and northern provinces like Quebec and Labrador. It features vast, rugged landscapes, tundra, boreal forests, and Arctic environments. The area is sparsely populated, with Indigenous communities playing a crucial role in its culture and history. Known for extreme cold, long winters, and permafrost, Northern Canada is notable for its natural beauty, wildlife, and resources like minerals and oil. It also holds strategic and cultural significance, as it connects Canada to the Arctic and holds key Indigenous traditions and knowledge.