Canada Provinces and Territories

The Province House is located in Charlottetown.

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Equivalent Codes:

11-11-94

11 11 94 Halifax

HORSFORTH TOWN STREET

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Halifax

England

Cold, rocky, isolated, and beautiful.

As a region, we (I mean in mainland France) use the name Québec as a masculine noun. For the city, it would be feminine. So if you hear "le Québec", we're speaking of the region, if you hear "Québec est très belle" it would be the city.

Trans-Canada Highway.

Prince Edward Island is the least populated province.

The four original provinces of Canada, on July 1, 1867, were Ontario, Québec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.

Manitoba was created by the Government of Canada on July 15, 1870. The colony of British Columbia joined on July 20, 1871.

Mostly European and Eastern European immigrants.

There is a very large Ukrainian/Polish/German/Dutch presence in the prairies

1. Ottawa, Ontario (national capital)
2. Charlottetown (capital city of Prince Edward Island)
3. Halifax (capital city of Nova Scotia)
4. Quebec City (capital city of Quebec)
5. Toronto (capital city of Ontario)
6. Winnipeg (capital city of Manitoba)
7. Edmonton (capital city of Alberta)
8. Victoria (capital city of British Columbia)
9. Montreal (city in Quebec)
10. Waterloo (city in Ontario)

It is most definitely part of Canada.

British Columbia

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Yellowknife is the capital of Northwest Territories, but Northwest Territories is not a province. As the name indicates, Northwest Territories is a territory.

The seventh province to join confederation was British Columbia.

There are 13 provinces that joined confederation; Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Manitoba, Northwest Territories, Brittish Columbia, Prince Edward Island, Yukon, Saskatchewan, Alberta, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nunavut.

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Nova Scotia

British Columbia, Québec, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Nova Scotia are obvious answers. All have many islands, and each has at least one "large" island. Respectively, they are Vancouver Island, Anticosti Island, the Isle of Newfoundland and Cape Breton Island.

Ontario and New Brunswick would also qualify. In the question, no particular quality was attached to the meaning of the word "island." Both provinces have many islands.

Alberta and Saskatchewan are landlocked provinces, and Manitoba might not qualify because all the islands in Hudson Bay are part of Nunavut. However, it has previously been pointed out that no particular quality was attached to the meaning of the word "island." Each of the Prairie Provinces has several islands within its borders.

Prince Edward Island, therefore, is the only province that does not qualify, because no part of PEI is on Canada's mainland.

Prince Edward Island is the least populated PROVINCE in Canada with 142,266 residents as of July 1, 2010. But Nunavut is the least populated TERRITORY in Canada with only 33,220 residents.

Province describes a political or geographic area smaller than nation, but larger than district or city. A province is roughly equivalent to a state. For example:

"I live in the province of Cebu, Philippines."

Province also describes an area of responsibility or expertise, for example:

"Yes, I work in the bookstore, but Children's Literature is not my strong point; ask Linda, that's her province"

Toronto

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The coordinates 52°N latitude and 107°W longitude correspond to Saskatoon, a city in the province of Saskatchewan, Canada. Saskatoon is situated along the South Saskatchewan River and is known for its vibrant culture, diverse population, and beautiful parks. It is the largest city in Saskatchewan and plays a significant role in the region's economy and education.

Newfoundland and Labrador

ALBERTA

The provinces that are located in the Central Standard Time Zone are Manitoba, Nunavut, Ontario, and Saskatchewan. These provinces use Central Standard Time as well as Central Daylight Time.