Canada’s strong regionalism is mainly attributable to which of the following?
the collapse of the cod fishing industry.
large differences in natural resource distribution throughout the country.
continuous large natural resource discoveries.
the logging industries adaptation of a more sustainable model.

Canada's strong regionalism is mainly attributed by large differences in natural resource distribution throughout the country. The vitality of regional difference in Canada, the tensions between the local economic and the national economic, institutional attachments and emotional attachments is known as Canadian regionalism.

It would be around the egyptian area.