Not really, as it depends on distribution as well. They actually aren't that different (distribution-wise) in many places, although obviously Canada has a lot

Not really, as it depends on distribution as well. They actually aren't that different (distribution-wise) in many places, although obviously Canada has a lot more parts where people are really spread out. Because most of Canada's population lives in the southern 10% or less, there are many regions where density of infrastructure & people looks kinda-sorta-the same. Obviously there are exceptions, and only one large city, etc.