Is Canada the only country with provinces and territories?

Canada is not the sole nation with subdivisions referred to as provinces and territories. Some other nations have divisions that fall under these administrative or government distinctions. Here are some examples:

Argentina: Argentina is divided into provinces and a federal capital, Buenos Aires.

China: China is divided into provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities, each with a level of governmental autonomy.

Pakistan: Pakistan is composed of provinces and territories. Provinces have provincial assemblies and the federal capital is Islamabad.

Papua New Guinea: Papua New Guinea is divided into provinces, each having its own provincial government and administration.

South Africa: South Africa is comprised of provinces that have provincial governments and their own legislatures.

Zambia: Zambia consists of provinces led by provincial ministers appointed by the President.