Canada Provinces and Territories

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The Dominion of Canada was formed July 1, 1867. The first four provinces were Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick.

Prince Edward Island (PEI) became the seventh province, but only three provinces have actually 'joined' Confederation. The British Parliament created Canada by the British North America (BNA) Act. The BNA Act created two provinces out of the pre-Confederation Province of Canada (Ontario and Quebec) and united them with New Brunswick and Nova Scotia as the four original provinces. None of the original four actually 'joined,' so none can claim to be 'first.' The BNA Act provided for the Parliament of Canada to admit British colonies as provinces in Confederation, and to create provinces out of the North West Territories. The colonies admitted as provinces were British Columbia (1871), PEI (1873) and Newfoundland (1949). The Parliament of Canada created Manitoba (1870), as well as Saskatchewan and Alberta (both 1905).

Manitoba Hydro aquired Winnipeg Hydro in 2002. It was not an actual purchase per se'. It was more of an agreement to make annual payments to the City of Winnipeg in perpetuity. I believe what got it all started was the fact that Manitoba Hydro Becameunwilling to continue sharing export revenues with Winnipeg Hydro. Thisresulted in the search for a more predictable revenue stream as described above. Here are the details of the deal as per the official offer: 1 - 5 : $25 million per annum 6 – 9 : $20 million per annum 10th : $16 million per annum (in perpetuity)

Northwest Territories came into being on the same day that Rupert's Land was transferred from Britain to Canada, and on the same day Manitoba became a province: July 15, 1870.

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British Columbia

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Being near the ocean makes them have a different type of culture. They will work more in trading and fishing industries while the northwest territories are more interior and might work on hunting or farming.

If Ulan Bator can be used as a standard for Mongolia (it's a big country), then in terms of temperature, precipitation, and landscape it's most like Saskatchewan. Very cold winters, short moderate summers and very dry.

That would depend on the Albertan. Everybody would give you a different answer.

Well, since there are only ten provinces in Canada, I guess they'd all be on the top ten list.

234km or about 145 miles

Manitoba and Ontario

Prince Edward Island (PEI) is Canada's smallest province both in terms of area (5,683.91 square kilometers/2,194.57 square miles) and population (141,000).

PEI is, however, Canada's most densely populated province at 24 persons per square kilometer (62 per square mile).

beautiful province with great beaches, great food, Lobster and other sea food, and sof course Anne of Green Gables !!

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Newfoundland and Labrador is part of the mainland and also an island. Newfoundland is the island and Labrador is the mainland.

they are centrally located around the great lakes.

The provinces that extend the most northward are:

British Columbia

Quebec

(Newfoundland and) Labrador

However, the most northern part of Canada is taken up by our three TERRITORIES which are:

Yukon Territory

Northwest Territories

Nunavut