Western Canadian Subarctic

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The Western Canadian Subarctic is a vast boreal and subarctic region of northwestern Canada characterized by cold climates, coniferous forests, and the traditional territories of Indigenous peoples such as the Slavey.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Canadian North 1
Western Canadian Subarctic canonical 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf boreal region
geographical region
subarctic region
characterizedBy long cold winters
permafrost in many areas
short cool summers
climateZone subarctic climate
country Canada
culturalRegionFor Subarctic Indigenous cultures
dominantTreeGenus Larix (larch) NERFINISHED
Picea (spruce)
Pinus (pine) NERFINISHED
economicActivities fishing
forestry (in some areas)
mineral resource extraction (in some areas)
subsistence hunting
trapping
ecosystemType boreal woodland
subarctic tundra (in northern fringes)
environmentalIssue climate change impacts on permafrost
shifts in wildlife distribution
hasBiome boreal forest
hasClimate cold climate
hasHydrology large river systems
numerous lakes and wetlands
hasSeasonalFeature extreme seasonal variation in daylight
hasVegetation coniferous forest
taiga
languageFamilySpoken Athabaskan languages
languageSpoken Cree language NERFINISHED
Slavey language
locatedIn northwestern Canada
partOf North American Subarctic NERFINISHED
Subarctic
traditionalTerritoryOf Chipewyan (Dënesųłiné) people NERFINISHED
Cree peoples NERFINISHED
Dene peoples NERFINISHED
Gwichʼin people NERFINISHED
Slavey people NERFINISHED
usedFor traditional land use by Indigenous peoples
wildlifeIncludes black bear
caribou
lynx
migratory birds
moose
snowshoe hare
wolf

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Slavey region Western Canadian Subarctic
Mackenzie Valley partOf Western Canadian Subarctic
this entity surface form: Canadian North