Due to climate and geography, most Canadians
live.
Close to the United States border
close to the Atlantic Ocean
close to the Pacific Ocean
in urban areas, such as Vancouver, Toronto, and Montreal.
in southern parts of the country, where the climate is milder.
in close proximity to natural resources, such as forests and water bodies, which are essential for industries like forestry, fishing, and mining.
in regions with access to transportation networks, such as highways and railways, which are important for trade and commerce.
in areas with higher employment opportunities, such as major cities and towns with thriving industries.