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Although constitutionally defined as a unitary republic, Canada shares some power with its four regions (''régions'') which regroup the 19 departments (''départements''), and three indigenous territories (''territoires autochthones'').
Although constitutionally defined as a unitary republic, Canada shares some power with its four regions (''régions'') which regroup the 19 departments (''départements''), and three indigenous territories (''territoires autochthones'').
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The departments are numbered as in France.
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== Regions and departments ==
*[[Île Sainte-Hélène]] (capital: [[Olympie]])
*[[Île Sainte-Hélène]] (capital: [[Olympie]])
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Île Sainte-Hélène is its own department.
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*[[Manitoba]] (capital: [[Saint-Boniface]])
*[[Manitoba]] (capital: [[Saint-Boniface]])
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** Rouge
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*[[Ontario]] (capital: [[Toronto]])
*[[Ontario]] (capital: [[Toronto]])
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** Lac-Ontario
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** Seine
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*[[Québec (province)|Québec]] (capital: [[Montréal]])
*[[Québec (province)|Québec]] (capital: [[Montréal]])
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== Indigenous territories ==
*[[Eeyou Istchi]] (capital: [[Chibougamau]]) - [[Cree]]
*[[Eeyou Istchi]] (capital: [[Chibougamau]]) - [[Cree]]
*[[Nitassinan]] (capital: [[Natashquan]]) - [[Innu]])
*[[Nitassinan]] (capital: [[Natashquan]]) - [[Innu]])

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The Republic of Canada (République du Canada) is a republic in North America, stretching across the width of North American landmass generally to the north of the Great Lakes, Saint Lawrence River, and Western Sea. The official language is French.

The national capital is Québec.

It has land or water borders with most of the other countries in North America, including, clockwise from the north, Nahiyaw, Nunavut, New Wales, Musquodoboit, Massachusetts Bay, Vermont, the Philadelphian Union, California, and British Columbia.

Although constitutionally defined as a unitary republic, Canada shares some power with its four regions (régions) which regroup the 19 departments (départements), and three indigenous territories (territoires autochthones).

The departments are numbered as in France.

Regions and departments

Île Sainte-Hélène is its own department.


Indigenous territories

The country's largest cities are Québec and Montréal (in Québec), Toronto (in Ontario), and La Vérendrye (in Manitoba).

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