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What Canadian island shares the same name as the the Canadian province?
PEI
What Canadian city is the capital of a province with the same name?
Quebec (Quebec City) is the capital of the province of Quebec.
This Canadian island shares the same name as a Canadian Providence?
Prince Edward Island. also Nova Scotia.
Which Canadian province has registered the most same-sex marriages?
Ontario seems to be by far the Canadian province with the most same-sex marriages.
Which Canadian province's capital city have the same name as the largest lake?
Toronto, is the capital city of the province of Ontario. It is a major Canadian city along Lake Ontario’s northwestern shore.
Which Canadian province has the same name as its capital?
The city of Québec, unofficially referred to as Quebec City in English or Ville de Québec in French, is the capital city of the Canadian province of Québec.
Is same-sex marriage legal in the Canadian province of New Brunswick?
same-sex marriages are legal in ALL Canadian provinces.
What is the capital city that has the same name as its province?
The capital city that shares the same name as its province is Quebec City, located in the province of Quebec, Canada.
What Italian province capital has same name as its province?
Trieste (city) is the capital of Trieste province Enna (city) is the capital of Enna province.
Is the Capital of the Province of the same name?
no, oslo.
When did the Romans conquer Asia?
The Romans conquered Greece in Greece itself. The conquest of mainland Greece occurred in 146 BC. In 146 BC they defeated Macedon (the largest state which covered about 1/3 of Greece) in the fourth Macedonian War. In 146 BC they annexed it to their empire. In the same year the Achaean league, an alliance of city-states in the Peloponnese Peninsula in southern Greece rose against the Romans and were defeated. As a result, the rest of Greece was also annexed.
When was same-sex marriage legalized in Saskatchewan Canada?
Same-sex marriage was legalized in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan on November 5, 2004.
