60% of the canadian population lives in the provinces of quebec and
a.
alberta
b.
ontario
c.
manitoba
d.
saskatchewan

B.  Ontario

Explanation:

Canada has approximately 35.2 million inhabitants with an approximate density of 3.75 people per km2 (almost 4 inhabitants per square kilometer). In spite of the enormous territorial extension of Canada (10 million square kilometers), 80% of the population lives in the main urban centers and especially in the largest cities. In fact, it is estimated that 43% of the urban population lives in agglomerations of more than 1 million inhabitants.

The province of Quebec has an approximate population of 7,744,530 and is the second most populous. The first province in terms of population is Ontario.

yes.

explanation:

because it let the japanese know who had the upper hand in the war.