Canada is the world's second-largest country, but most Canadians live in a few small areas. 🇨🇦 This map divides Canada into four zones with roughly 8.6 million people each. One zone, in pink, covers almost the entire country: the North, the Prairies, Atlantic Canada and most of Quebec and Ontario. The other three are tiny by comparison. One stretches along the southern edge of British Columbia and Alberta, including Vancouver, Calgary and Edmonton. Another follows the St. Lawrence corridor from Quebec City through Montreal to Ottawa. The smallest, in green, covers just the Greater Toronto area and southern Ontario. About three-quarters of Canadians live within roughly 160 km of the US border, where the climate is milder and the farmland richer. Where in Canada would you live? #Canada #Population #Geography #Maps #GeographicEnigma (Map courtesy: mapsobsession) 🇨🇦 @quebechistorique

Gaspésie Diapositive Rocher Percé, péninsule de la Gaspésie, QC, vers 1900 🇨🇦 @quebechistorique

Le Chemin Sainte-Foy et ses environs en 1973. On y voit la Plaza Laval entre autres. 🇨🇦 @quebechistorique