Many people tend to get the capital of Canada wrong and attribute it to the capital of one of the country's provinces. Ottawa, which is located in Ontario, was chosen as the capital by Queen Victoria in 1857.

Hudson Bay is the biggest of its kind in the country. It shares its border with Nunavut, Manitoba, Ontario, and Quebec.

Many might want to believe that Quebec's capital Montreal is the most popular city, but the province's capital is actually Quebec City.

Canada is one of the few countries that shares borders with multiple oceans. Canada shares its border with three: Pacific, Arctic, and Atlantic.

Nunavut is the Canadian province that lies the furthest north. In fact, it is just a few degrees south of the Arctic.

Once known as the tallest structure in the world, you might think CN is aptly named for "Canada." It was originally named "Canadian National" for the company responsible for building it. The tower is located in downtown Toronto.

With Alaska lying off the border of Canada, it shares much of its border with the Yukon Territory. Alaska also shares some of its border with British Columbia.

Quebec is the largest Canadian province. Different from the rest of Canada's provinces, Quebec is the only place where most of the population speaks French as their first language.

The Canadian province of Ontario shares its border with the United States via the Great Lakes. Toronto is one city that borders Lake Ontario.

Canada is a country that lies in northern North America. It is made up of ten provinces and three territories.