Which is colder Australia or Canada?

The lowest minimum recorded temp in Oz, according to Wikipedia, is -23°C at Charlotte's pass in the Snowy Mountains. The coldest temperature recorded in Canada is -63°C. I've lived in both countries. At present, in Australia, we've had plus 40°C degree weather while Alberta, Canada is beyond cold at (plus) -40°C.



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