Canada Provinces Map Multi-Layout Template for PowerPoint & Google Slides

This slide deck offers a versatile Canada map layout with five fully editable slides to visualize regional data, annotations, and analytics. Slide one displays a grayscale Canada silhouette overlaid with red location pins marking seven key provinces and a flagship flag icon at Ottawa, accompanied by a two-column text area for detailed narratives or long-form descriptions. Slide two transforms those pins into multicolored markers and introduces a large pop-out callout box for highlighting a specific province’s insights, complete with customizable background tint and typography. Slide three pairs the right-aligned map with a left-side bar chart, enabling side-by-side comparisons of provincial metrics over time through three color-coded data series. Slide four rebalances the layout by shifting narrative text and headline to the left and the map to the right, maintaining consistent pin markers for storytelling or executive summaries. The final slide superimposes bold percentage callouts—76% and 24%—onto two provinces, paired with gender-icon breakdowns and a legend for four color categories, ideal for demographic or user-segmentation displays. All slides feature flat-design aesthetics, uniform gray map fill, vibrant accent colors, and clean sans-serif typography. Master slides ensure that map shapes, pin icons, callout panels, charts, and text placeholders can be resized, recolored, or repositioned without affecting slide integrity.

Who is it for

Market researchers, sales directors, regional planners, and business development teams can leverage this deck to present territory performance, demographic breakdowns, and sales territories across Canada. Consultants, educators, and government agencies will find the diverse layouts invaluable for stakeholder briefings, grant proposals, and classroom presentations.

Other Uses

Repurpose the pop-out callout slide for event planning, site selection, or investment pitching. Use the bar chart integration to compare quarterly sales, population growth, or resource allocation by province. Adapt the percentage callouts for donor segmentation, voter turnout analyses, or regional satisfaction surveys.