Editable map of Canadian provinces and territories

A map of the Canadian provinces and territories is the base for anything with a boundary in it: the area a service covers, the part of the country a report is about, or what a class has learned so far. This one opens in the editor with 10 provinces and 3 territories already drawn, so your time goes on colours and labels rather than on tracing an outline.

Coverage, teams and offices

A company can colour the provinces and territories it serves in one colour and leave the rest grey, which shows a service area faster than a list. A sales manager can give each team its own colour, click the provinces it looks after and add a legend with the team leads' names. Pin Toronto, Montréal, Vancouver, Ottawa and Calgary for offices or depots, and one slide shows who covers what and where they sit. The country's own page, the editable map of Canada, opens with the same divisions.

Lessons and trips

Pupils can colour the provinces one lesson at a time, show the names of the ones they have learned and save Nunavut, Yukon and the Northwest Territories for the end. For a trip, pin Vancouver, Calgary and Toronto with the city search and join them with a route: numbered stops give the order at a glance, and a plane icon can be switched on for a flight.

Making it yours

Start with the bar on the map: pick a colour, click and switch on Neighbours if the United States of America should show beside the provinces. In the editor, opened with Customise this map, the place list names every province and territory, which is quicker than hunting for Prince Edward Island on a small shape. Add your cities opens the pin tool, and Add a title puts the cursor in the title field. Minimal suits a report and Vintage a poster.

Into a deck

For a slide, set the canvas to 16:9. In the Download dialog, choose PNG with Transparent on if the slide has its own background, or Copy image to paste the map straight into PowerPoint, Google Slides or Keynote. A coverage slide reads best with two or three colours and a short legend; the map for PowerPoint page has more. Choose SVG when a designer will restyle it in Illustrator, Inkscape or Figma. For blank copies on paper, use the printable map of Canadian provinces and territories.