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What is the capital of Quebec and Saskatchewan?
Quebec City is the capital city of the Canadian province of Quebec. Regina is the capital city of the Canadian province of Saskatchewan.
Samuel de Champlain where he travel?
He traveled to Canada and discovered Quebec.
What country did samuel de champlain traveled?
Canada, specifically Quebec.
What river traveled by Montgomery to go from Montreal to Quebec City?
st lawrence :)
The American forces that traveled through Maine to attack Quebec were led by?
ulysees s. grant
What are some major towns and cities of Canada?
vancouver, toronto, calagry, winnipeg, regina, ottawa, st johns, monctonMontreal, Toronto, Quebec, Ottawa
How many hours drive from Montreal quebec to Regina Saskatchewan?
It defiantly depends how fast you drive and on traffic but typically 1 day and 10-11 hours without stopping.
When was Regina Regina created?
Regina Regina was created in 1997.
What are all the provinces territories and capital cities?
Capitals+Provinces+territories British Columbia=Victoria Alberta=Edmonton Saskatchewan=Regina Manitoba=Winnipeg Ontario=Toronto Quebec=Quebec City New Brunswick=Fredericton Nova Scotia=Halifax Prince Edward Island=Charlottletown Newfoundland=St.John's Yukon=Whitehorse Northwest=Yellowknife Nunavut=Iqluit
What is the capital of Ontario Prince Edward Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon Territory?
Toronto is the capital city of the Canadian province of Ontario. Charlottetown is the capital city of the Canadian province of Prince Edward Island. Quebec City is the capital city of the Canadian province of Quebec. Regina is the capital city of the Canadian province of Saskatchewan. Whitehorse is the capital city of Yukon territory in northern Canada.
What is the province of Regina?
Regina is not a province. Regina is a city. Regina is the capital of the Province of Saskatchewan.
Who were the 'Black Robes' and what was their mission?
I do not know what their mission was. The "Black Robes" were Jesuit priests from France that traveled in Canada (mostly in what is now Quebec and Ontario) back in the fifteenth century.
