Canada Provinces and Territories

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Bad answer...

Every state in the USA and Province in Canada has a different outlook on that answer...but the general is NO.

In the province of British Columbia it is against the law to have open alcohol in a motor vehicle, no matter what kind. If you do it on the bus and get caught...it is a $240.00 per person on the coach. Not just the drinkers because they don't know who is or is not drinking. So a full bus with 56 passengers = $13,440.00> Is it worth it? Guess you have to decide.

In Washington state the law is NO. The bus comes under the same laws as any motor vehicle. No open alcohol may be consumed in a motor vehicle.

The best idea...call the Provincial Traffic Division in your area, or State Highway Patrol. Get the right answer.

British Columbia

Quebec

Baffin, Nunavut - 195,928 square miles.

that is certainly not true.

Nova Scotia has a VERY small population compared to Quebec, Ontario, Alberta & British Columbia... Each of which has a city with a higher population than ALL of Nova Scotia.

British Columbia

Living in Nunavut, Canada, offers a unique experience characterized by its remote location, stunning natural landscapes, and rich Indigenous culture. The vast territory is known for its harsh Arctic climate, with long, cold winters and short summers, which can pose challenges for daily life. Communities are often small and closely-knit, fostering a strong sense of community and reliance on traditional practices like hunting and fishing. However, residents may also face limited access to services and amenities, which can impact quality of life.

Maybe, but I'm pretty sure Australia does too.

The Winnipeg General Strike.

Canada is the country at 60N 100W. Those coordinates are right on the border between the Manitoba and Nunavut provinces.

Whistler is in British Columbia.

Alberta is the largest prairie province by land size. Saskatchewan is the prairie province with the most prairie land.

Manitoba is the province at the geographic centre of Canada.

To the East, there is Ontario. Manitoba extends north to Nunavut, west to Saskatchewan, and the United States is to the south.

American states across the border from Manitoba are Minnesota and North Dakota.

See http://www.worldatlas.com/webimage/countrys/namerica/ca.htm

The few French canadians I ever met were really kind. That said in every culture you can meet someone who is fed up with our own behaviour.

was florida a state in 1820

The Canadian Shield covers the provinces of north-eastern Alberta, northern Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec. Northwest Territories and Nunavut are territories covered by the Canadian Shield.

Fredericton is the capital city of the province of New Brunswick in Canada.

The Beaufort Sea splashes up against the Yukon and the Northwest Territories.

The provinces of Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia share a border with the Northwest Territories along the 60th parallel of latitude.

Most of Canada is found on the American landmass but has hundreds of islands lying off shore. Canada is in the continent of North America.

The area of Canada is 9,984,670 km2

The coastal body of water that touches British Columbia is The North Pacific Ocean, and the body of water that is surrounded by Southern Alaska is the Gulf of Alaska.

I guess you could say that both are part of the Pacific, but that would be like saying the Gulf of Mexico is part of the Atlantic.

Ontario 13,210,667 (2010)

Quebec 7,907,375 (2010)

British Columbia 4,530,960 (2010)

Alberta 3,720,946 (2010)

Manitoba 1,235,412 (2010)

Saskatchewan 1,045,622 (2010)

Nova Scotia 942,506 (2010)

New Brunswick 751,755 (2010)

Newfoundland and Labrador 509,739 (2010)

Prince Edward Island 142,266 (2010)

Northwest Territories 43,759 (2010)

Yukon 34,525 (2010)

Nunavut 33,220 (2010)

D, They brought wheat that grew well in the climate. I know this because I got all my answer on my quiz right!