What mountains in Canada are named for reindeer?

There are no mountains in Canada named for reindeer. However, there are a few mountains named for other animals associated with the Arctic region:

* Caribou Mountains: Located in the Northwest Territories, this range is named for the caribou that migrate through the area.

* Muskox Mountains: Also located in the Northwest Territories, this range is named for the muskox, a large, shaggy mammal that lives in the Arctic.

* Polar Bear Pass: Located in Banff National Park in Alberta, this pass is named for the polar bears that live in the surrounding area.

While there are no mountains directly named for reindeer (also known as caribou in North America), the association with the Arctic region does highlight the presence of these animals in Canadian geography.