| bilingual |
Speaking in and understanding at least two languages |
| constitution
|
A written record of fundamental principles according to an organization or state |
| cordillera
|
A group of parallel mountain ranges together with plateaus and other features |
| Edmonton
|
The capital of the province of Alberta |
| federation
|
A group of organization which has smaller divisions within it that are somewhat separated from one another |
| Inuit
|
A member of an indigenous people of northern Canada |
| Ottawa |
The federal capital of Canada, in southeastern Ontario |
| prime
minister |
The head of an elected government, specifically the principal minister of a sovereign or state |
| prairie |
A large, open expanse of grassland |
| provinces |
The whole of a country outside the capital |
| Quebec
|
A heavily forested province in eastern Canada |
| territories
|
An area of land under the jurisdiction of a state or common ruler |
| Toronto
|
A city in Canada, also the capital of Ontario |
| unification |
The process of being made whole or united |
| Victoria |
The capital city of British Columbia, Canada, located on the tip of Vancouver Island |