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[Tom]

I'll start this out with the fact that Ontario Hwy 600 is at least partially gravel.  Any others like that in Canada?

[froggie]

In every province...too many to mention them all here...

[Roadgeek Adam]

Manitoba 280 is gravel all the way from Thompson and PR 391 to PR 290 near Gillam

[cu2010]

Many highways in the northern part of Canada are gravel.  Traffic counts are nowhere near high enough to warrant pavement.

The Dempster Highway (Yukon 5/NWT 8) comes to mind...it's gravel for virtually its entire length.

The Trans-Labrador Highway also has gravel sections (several extremely poorly maintained) as well.

[Disabled smileys so NWT 8 doesn't become a smiley. -S.]

[DanTheMan414]

In Ontario, all of the primary highways are paved.  Numerous stretches of secondary and tertiary highways, however, are gravel...given their location in the northern part of the province.

[Steve]

Prince Edward Island is more gravel than paved, almost.  Quebec has several such as the end of 138.

[froggie]

Prince Edward Island is more gravel than paved, almost.

Overall, yes.  But Meaghan and I found that the majority of the signed/numbered routes were paved.