Canada Provinces and Territories

James Bay is the southern portion of Hudson Bay. It borders Ontario and Quebec. Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia all are west of James Bay.

Provinces * Ontario * Quebec * Nova Scotia * New Brunswick * Manitoba * British Columbia * Prince Edward Island * Saskatchewan * Alberta * Newfoundland and Labrador Territories * Northwest Territories * Yukon * Nunavut

Quebec is the province that borders Vermont and New Hampshire.

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No states boarder Alaska it is boarder only by the Arctic Ocean.

it means our land

The main difference is that provinces are governed by a provincial government, while territories are governed by the federal government.

Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut.

The swift code for every TD bank in Canada is the same. When you input your transit number and account number it sends it to your specific branch. The easiest way to get your transit number is on your cheque book look for the 5 digit number just in front of your account number.

The British Columbia is Canada's westermost province.

Any country (Britain, for example) with a close connection to the sea is considered to be a maritime nation.

Ontario

September 1, 1905

Alberta. Alberta is named after Princess Louise Caroline Alberta (1848-1939), the fourth daughter of Queen Victoria and her husband, Prince Albert. Princess Louise was the wife of the Marquess of Lorne, Governor General of Canada from 1878 to 1883 Prince Edward Island The island's namesake is Prince Edward Augustus, Duke of Kent and Strathearn (1767-1820), the fourth son of King George III and the father of Queen Victoria.

As well as being Canada's newest and most northerly capital, Iqaluit is also Canada's fastest growing community.

Although Iqaluit is the most northerly capital city in Canada, it is the capital of a territory, not a province. Edmonton, Alberta is Canada's most northerly provincial capital.

Vancouver is a hilly city surrounded on three sides by water. Many of the streets are lined with trees and there are lots of green parks. Adjacent to the downtown core is Stanley Park, which is larger than New York's Central Park. The northern horizon is dominated by three mountains, which make for good skiing and hiking less than an hour's drive from downtown.

The climate is mild, with only a few days of snow per year, and warm summers that only rarely get very hot. It rains a lot throughout the year, except for the summer.

Quebec and with any luck they will get it next time so we do not have to dump taxes into them.

Alaska - British Columbia and Yukon

Minnesota - Manitoba and Ontario

North Dakota - Manitoba and Saskatchewan Montana - Alberta, B.C. and Saskatchewan

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As of March 31st 2011: Alberta's population is 3,749,458, Saskatchewan's is 1,054,556, and Manitoba's is 1,233,701. The total population for all three prairie provinces is 6,037,715.

Ontario contains the most southern point in Canada.

The city of Vancouver, BC is part of the GVRD, the Greater Vancouver Regional District.