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How are Canada’s three territories different from its provinces?
Answer: They do not have the status of provinces, but have governments and assemblies that carry out many of the same functions
$3.99 to unlock practice modeThey have exactly the same status as provinces but have smaller populations
They do not have the status of provinces, but have governments and assemblies that carry out many of the same functions
They have no elected assemblies
They are represented by a Premier chosen by the Prime Minister
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Chapter: How Canadians Govern Themselves
The three northern territories, which have small populations, do not have the status of provinces, but their governments and assemblies carry out many of the same functions.
- Discover Canada,
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