In Canada, lakes and rivers are often frozen for much of the year, particularly in the northern regions and during winter months. This ice cover can significantly affect local ecosystems and activities, such as ice fishing and snowmobiling. Additionally, many parts of Canada experience prolonged snow cover, contributing to the winter landscape that characterizes much of the country.
there is not much water in the tundra but it is usually frozen all year.
28,568 % a year
thousands
About 52cm a year
No!
125.3
None of the oceans re completely frozen solid all winter. The Atlantic Ocean has a portion that is frozen all winter though.
yes it is frozen all year
Canada has a lot but the USA had 71.5 billion in half a year so 73 billion a year in 2011
IN CANADA YOU DO 2 THIRDS.
nothing because there are no mines in Canada
According to the council of Canadians it "purchase around 55% of our [Canada] from counties such as Algeria, Saudi Arabia and Venezuela"