Less than thirty years ago, there was 7 million square kilometers (2.5 million square miles) of ice at the end of each summer. ... A research scientist with the National Snow and Ice Data Center in Boulder, Colorado stated that "Seven million square kilometers roughly corresponds to an area of the lower 48 United States." ...
The following report is going to be about the cougar. I chose the cougar because a friend told me it was an interesting animal so I wanted to research it. You will be learning about the way the cougar lives its life, what it looks like and other facts. They are the second largest cats in ...
Rees comes right out of the gate almost bashing on ways we live and how easy it is for us to travel a distance without even looking back, we have no hardships, moving just 12 miles is nothing. ... Between Manitoba and southern Ontario lay a thousand mile stretch of waterlogged and virtually uninhabitable Canadian Shield (Rees 1988, p 5). ... The quarters were grouped into 640 acre sections, one mile square and the sections into townships of 36 sections each (Rees 1988, p 60). ...
Canada is an interesting Country. It is the second biggest country in the world but yet its neighboring country, the United States of America, oversees it. One thing about Canada is its population. 40% of Canada's population is unmixed British of Native born. 27% of the population is French origi...
Quebec has increased in land mass since the 1800 from 193,000 square miles to 595,000, this increase in mass including the James bay which is used by the provinces of the East to travel goods across the St-Laurence river to other provinces. ...
