
Printable Map of Canada With Provinces and Territories, and Their Capitals
If a printable map of Canada with provinces and territories (as well as their respective capitals), is what you seek, we have for you, that and a lot more.
Abhijit Naik
Did You Know?
On March 31, 1949, Newfoundland and Labrador became the last province to join Canada.Canadian Provinces Vs. Territories
As far as the Canadian provinces are concerned, they get their power from the Constitution Act of 1867. With jurisdiction over public sector, like health care, education, and welfare, they can function independent of the federal government to a certain extent. The Canadian territories though, do not have this liberty. They are given certain powers by the federal government. In Canada, it is easier to create a new territory than a new province, as the latter requires an amendment.
Printable Map of Canada
Canada came into existence when three British North American territories, namely the Province of Canada (present day Ontario and Quebec), New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia came together. After several changes to both, the external and internal borders, the country looks like this today.

Canadian Provinces and Their Capitals

Ontario
Capital: Toronto
Joined the confederation: July 1, 1867
Total land area: 415,598 sq mi

Quebec
Capital: Quebec City
Joined the confederation: July 1, 1867
Total land area: 595,391 sq mi

Nova Scotia
Capital: Halifax
Joined the confederation: July 1, 1867
Total land area: 21,345 sq mi

New Brunswick
Capital: Fredericton
Joined the confederation: July 1, 1867
Total land area: 28,150 sq mi

Manitoba
Capital: Winnipeg
Joined the confederation: July 15, 1870
Total land area: 250,116 sq mi

British Columbia
Capital: Victoria
Joined the confederation: July 20, 1871
Total land area: 364,764 sq mi

Prince Edward Island
Capital: Charlottetown
Joined the confederation: July 1, 1873
Total land area: 2,185 sq mi

Saskatchewan
Capital: Regina
Joined the confederation: September 1, 1905
Total land area: 251,366 sq mi

Alberta
Capital: Edmonton
Joined the confederation: September 1, 1905
Total land area: 255,541 sq mi

Newfoundland and Labrador
Capital: St. John's
Joined the confederation: March 31, 1949
Total land area: 156,453 sq mi
Canadian Territories and Their Capitals

Northwest Territories
Capital: Yellowknife
Joined the confederation: July 15, 1870
Total land area: 519,734 sq mi

Yukon
Capital: Whitehorse
Joined the confederation: June 13, 1898
Total land area: 186,272 sq mi

Nunavut
Capital: Iqaluit
Joined the confederation: April 1, 1999
Total land area: 808,185 sq mi
The province of Newfoundland and Labrador was the last province to join the Canadian Confederation. Since then, several regions, including Montreal and Northern Ontario, have witnessed movements lobbying for provincehood. Even the three Canadian territories have time and again demanded that they be upgraded to provinces. What's even more interesting, is that US states like Maine and Vermont have also witnessed movements in favor of seceding from the Union and joining Canada as a province. With all this lobbying taking place, it won't be surprising if the map of Canada changes in the near future, with more provinces and/or territories being added to the same.