GGR246H1 Study Guide - Regional Geography, Central Canada, List Of Industrial Regions
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Living, working, and sharing together in a common space inevitably leads to the formation of a regional identity and consciousness. Both are products of region"s physical geography, historical events, and economic situation. Other expressions of regional belonging and consciousness are sense of place and power of place. Each region experienced a different pattern of historic settlement and relationship with. Aboriginal peoples, which together provide a distinct cultural base. In turn, the more recent immigration of people from around the world has created a pluralistic society that contains a significant visible minority. Canada"s uneven population distribution and economic activities concentrate power" in. The federal government formulates policies and programs designed to promote the national interest, but the impact of ottawa"s efforts flow mainly to the heavily populated areas, namely central canada. Boundaries separating regions are best considered transition zones rather than finite limits. Canada as composed of six geographic regions. Are associated distinctive physical features, natural resources, and economic activities;
