What was Charles Albanel's main contribution to the exploration of Canada?
Mapping routes
Discovering gold
Establishing colonies
Inventing snowshoes
Answer
Charles Albanel's main contribution to the exploration of Canada was mapping routes, particularly in the Hudson Bay region. As a missionary explorer, his work helped to expand knowledge of the geography and resources of the area, which was important for trade and settlement.
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