How much land next to waterway is designated crown land in Canada?

In Canada, the amount of crown land adjacent to waterways varies by province and territory, as each jurisdiction has different regulations regarding the management of crown land. Generally, crown land includes significant portions of land near rivers, lakes, and coastal areas, but specific measurements can fluctuate based on land use policies and environmental considerations. Although exact figures are not consistently available, it is estimated that about 89% of Canada's total land area is public land, much of which includes waterways and their adjacent areas. For precise data, one would need to consult provincial or territorial land management agencies.