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Nunavut on the Citizenship Test: What to Know
Get ready for the Canadian citizenship test: the capital, the year it joined Canada, and key facts to remember about Nunavut, a Northern Canada territory.
Nunavut comes up often in questions about Canada's geography and territories. Knowing a few simple facts about this vast Northern territory will help you answer with confidence on citizenship test day.
Capital and Region
The capital of Nunavut is Iqaluit. The territory is part of Northern Canada and officially became part of Canada in 1999, making it the newest of the country's provinces and territories.
Key Facts to Remember for the Test
- Capital: Iqaluit.
- Joined Canada: 1999.
- Region: Northern Canada.
- It is a territory, not a province.
Review these facts, then test yourself with free mock exams to lock in what you have learned before the big day.