In this task, you are given dialogue, and you have to find the most critical location in the given conversation.

[Q]: Hello, Could you please tell me the Northwest Territories?
Sure, the Northwest Territories is in Northern Canada. The population is about 45,000 as of 2018.
Wow, I would have guessed more on the population! Any more info on their Demographics?
Yes Alberta and Saskatchewan were created from parts of the Northwest Territories in 1905.
Hmm, that's interesting. What is the population in Saskatchewan?
I am sorry I don't have that information but the Aboriginal peoples are in the majority constituting 50.4 percent of the population.
Oh ok! Do you have any info on Etymology?
Yes the name is adopted by the British government during the colonial era to indicate where it lay in relation to Rupert's land.
Where is Rupert's Island located?
I am sorry I don't have that information
That's ok! Thank You for all the information!
Glad I could help.
[A]: Northwest Territories

[Q]: Hello what can you tell me about Algeria?
The country of Algeria is officially named People's Democratic Republic of Algeria and located in Africa
What can you tell me about its history?
Ruled by Romains for many centuries most of Algeria's colonies were founded by the Romans
What about its geography?
The Sahara desert is located in Algeria's south region of Saharan Atlast
thank you for all this info!
Additionally, the World Bank classified Algeria as an upper middle-income country
Thank you great info.
Algeria has made significant progress in reducing the number of people without access to sustainable drinking water and basic sanitation
What else?
Algeria was concorded by the French, resulting in significant bloodshed
Thank you so much for all this info!
You're welcome
[A]: Algeria

[Q]: Hi could you tell me about Toronto?
I'd be happy to. It's the capital of the province of Ontario in Canada and is the largest city in the country. An interesting fact is that the first recorded college football game was recorded at the University of Toronto.
In Canada! I didn't know that. Can you tell me about the economy there?
The five largest financial institutions in Canada all have national offices in Toronto. There are several prominent Canadian corporations there, too, including Magna International, Celestica, Maunlife, Sunlife Finanacial and
I guess there's a lot of banking in Toronto! What about the business sectors/industries there?
I don't have any information on its industries. It seems its biggest impact on the economy is through the financial world. Toronto is home to the Toronto Stock Exchange and is also the headquarters of many large Canadian and multinational corporations. It has a Financial District with a high concentration of banks and brokerage firms.
Interesting. That's fine. What can you tell me about the education system in Toronto?
I'm sorry but I don't have any information about the education system available right now. I can tell you the Toronto Public Library has 100 branches with more than eleven million items in its collection.
That's okay. Do you happen to know anything else about Toronto that may be intriguing?
Well, I just stumbled across an interesting educational fact. In Northwestern Toronto, the University of Guelph-Humber is not an independent institution that can issue its own degrees. I don't know if its connected to another institution.
Wow, very cool. Does Toronto have any other notable universities?
Yes, York University is a public school located there. Also located in Toronto is the Royal Conservatory of Music, The Canadian Film Centre, and Tyndale university College and Seminary.
Toronto seems like a very well-educated city. Otherwise, that's all I needed to know today.
Great! Have a good evening!
[A]:
Toronto