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What year did Prince Edward Island become a province?
Prince Edward Island joined Confederation and became a province on July 1, 1873. It is the seventh province to join Canada.
When did Halifax become a capital city of Canada?
The city of Halifax is located in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia.
When did Canada become a dominion?
The first four provinces of Canada (Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia) joined confederation on July 1, 1867 Canada is now 143 years old as of 2010 .
What year did prince albert become a city?
Prince Albert SK became a city in the year 1912.
What is Bambi destined to become in Disney's Bambi?
Prince of the forest.
When did Prince Edward island first become part of Canada?
1873
When did PEI become part of Canada?
Prince Edward Island joined Canada in 1873 as a province.
What date did Prince Edward Island become a join Canada?
July 1st 1873
What year did PEI become a part of Canada?
Prince Edward Island joined Confederation on July 1, 1873.
When did John Hamilton Gray become premier of Prince Edward Island?
He became premier of Prince Edward Island in 1863.
What year did Prince Edward Island become a province?
Prince Edward Island joined Confederation and became a province on July 1, 1873. It is the seventh province to join Canada.
What would happen if each province and territory if Canada broke apart?
im guessing that it would have to become island. as you see prince edward island. its still part of Canada but its a island. so that's what wood happenen.
When did Charlottetown become the capital of Pei?
Charlottetown is the capital of Prince Edward Island.
When did Prince Edward Island become a Province?
July 3rd 1873
What year did Prince Edward Island become a Canadian Province?
P.E.I was the eighth province and territory to join Canada. They joined July 1, 1873.
Why did Prince Edward Island National Park become a national park?
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What is the most tourism oriented province in Canada?
Prince Edward Island has an economy that is highly tourism-centric, to the extent that many towns become almost deserted during the winter months.
