This module opens with an explanation of why Canada is considered a nation of regions. The module then offers a comprehensive introduction to Canada as a whole. This is followed by an introduction to Canada's six regions.

Emphasis is placed on the economic viability of each of the regions. In the module on Canadian institutions, emphasis is given to what unites Canadians. By contrast, this module studies the factors that make Canada a grouping of regions and regional interests.

• Regions and Regionalism
  Canada is a nation or regions, based not only on geography but also on economic, social and political factors.
• Geography
  Few nations have a geography as diverse or fascinating as that of Canada. Learn more about it in this section.
• Rivers
  Canada's early development was based on its rivers and geography.
• Climate Variations
  Canadian winters are often long and cold, but many people are surprised to learn that its summers may be hot and humid in some parts of the country.

Canada's Six Regions

• Atlantic Canada
• Québec
• Ontario
• The West
• British Columbia
• The North