Roy & Justine Stelzig

On the other side of the world’s longest international border, you will find this second-largest country and the country with the most coastline in the world. It also boasts the most freshwater of any other country in the world, containing nearly 20% of the world’s sources. Since much of Canada is gripped by the Arctic climate, 90% of its population is within 100 miles of its border with the United States. The Northwest Territories, which was almost renamed Bob, is one of the country’s three territories. The town name, Tuktoyaktuk (where the Stelzigs are ministering), means “resembling a caribou” and is a popular location for researching pingos, small ice-covered mounds by the earth. The town is located about 200 miles north of the Arctic Circle and is on the coast of the Arctic Ocean. The Stelzigs are working among the Inuvialuit people. 
Capital: Ottawa
Population: 37,943,231
Languages: English 58.7%; French 22%
Lowest Point: coastline — 0 ft. above sea level
Highest Point: Mount Logan — 19,551 ft. above sea level
Religion: Catholic 39%; Protestant 20.3%