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>-> I think Icey's right....Unforunately.lol

The main difference is color variety and size, sometimes features as well.
Oh, and don't forget European and Australasian breeds. There's a more complete list on the Wikipedia Gray Wolves page.

i agree with ice!

Don't forget the Ethiopian Wolf:


It's not an actual wolf, but a seperate member of the dog family. However, it's behaviour is similar to that of a grey wolf.

There are lots of grey wolf subspecies, here are a few examples:

canis lupus lupus - European Wolf
canis lupus lycaon - Canadian Timber Wolf
canis lupus arctos - Arctic Wolf
canis lupus arabs - Arabian Wolf
canis lupus familiaris - Domestic dog

You can tell the differences between them due to where they live, their build and their colour.