[Alberta's Child]

Their population density is absolutely relevant because it is fundamentally important to understanding what their major industrial sectors are.

Canada and Japan (for example) are very different trading partners -- and their population density is a big factor in that.

[CodeToad]

Your argument still has no merit on the issue of tariffs. They charge them, so we can charge them.

[Sam Gamgee]

Population density is slightly deceptive though taken on a national average, when 25% of Canadians live in the Greater Toronto Area. Meaning Canada is actually more URBAN than the US is.