CANADA'S COLDEST TEMPERATURE IN 26YRS

Coldest Provinces/Territories in Canada Snag, Yukon is home to the coldest temperature ever recorded in Canada, hitting −81.4 °F this year (−63 °C) in 1947. Quebec is home to one of Canada's famous winter carnivals. Nunavut is the coldest part of Canada, on average. Canada is renowned for being the homeland of the true North, strong and free. As the northernmost country in North America, it has documented some of the coldest days and nights. Snow-capped mountains, White Christmases, and wind whistling through the pine forests as one Skis gracefully downhill are among its wintertime delights. Regardless of perspective, while summer temperatures in Canada can rise significantly, the country epitomizes cold during winter. Spanning nearly 4 million square miles (approximately 10 million square kilometers), the weather varies across different regions. This overview highlights the provinces and territories that experience the most pronounced cold conditions.