Which geographic landscape is home to most of Canada's population?

A. Rich soil near waterways

B. Gentle rolling plains on an island

C. Flat, swampy region

D. Pool soil with rich mineral deposits

A. rich soil near waterways

(A)

Explanation:

The population in the US and Canada is most dense along the coasts and navigable rivers where people were first able to get to settle. It is also affected by climate, soil quality. availability of water and the topography of the land. The least settled areas are very cold, swampy, desert wastelands and/or steep rocky, inaccessible areas which can be farmed or easily built upon.