New Brunswick

Seafood is New Brunswick's single largest export. After that is lumber, minerals (rocks, gems, etc.), and precious metals (gold, silver, etc.).

They also export a small amount of frozen foods, mostly french fries.

Quite tall.

1300 km

According to everything I've read on the subject water only enough to cover the bulb's roots... NOT the bulb or it will rot. As you're likely forcing this plant in the winter you'll want to check it frequently as your home is probably dryer than you think. You do not want the roots to dry out. Keep it in a sunny location.

it depends on th epostal code

It's a roughly 13 hour drive.

The "new Negro" was a concept of the second half of the 19th century, after the Civil War, when African-Americans were hoping to represent themselves in new, progressive ways, either in the halls of politics or in culture. There was a movement from the old Negro - that is, the plantation slave - to the new Negro, African-Americans who were considered more refined, educated, sophisticated, and involved in the political process.

International Boundary

im guessing salmon it probrobly is

Settle it.

1. Weren't interested in railways because they travel by sea.

2.Cost of buying goods from Canada would be higher than buying goods from Britain because of the terffis.

3. Ottawa would be to far away for Newfoundlanders to have much influence on government poilicy.

4. Made a living by the fishing industry or seal hunting. Also sold ropes, hooks, canvas, salt, barrels and Sou' Westers to people who go fishing.

5. Nova Scotia was worried about the new steamships. They fear that these steamships may some day take way all of the business from there wooden sailing ships.

6. Nova Scotia had no railway connection between Nova Scotia and Canada East. Pros:

Railway would be paid off.

Would have protection against fenian attack.

Cons:

Cost of goods would be higher in Canada rather than in Britain because of tariffs.

They wouldn't have any say in choices made by Canada. The cons were that New Brunswick would lose control after Confederation. After Sir Samuel Leonard Tilley was re-elected into office the people had a compleatly different mind set. They were afraid of the Americans and wanted a strong army behind them. There were economic benefits if they formed confederation with Canada

It is 199 miles according to Google Maps.

Google Maps estimates the driving time as 5 hours and 36 minutes.

Concordia Stingers finished first in the round robin. We beat Dalhouse Tigers in the semi-finals 4-1 but we lost in the National Championship game 2-0 Ryan

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if i have read this correct, your new motor in your 92 Buick skylark is over heating, ? you have replaced the thermostat, (as a new motor would have) & hoses & radiator.. well that's about it.

have you checked & replaced (if neccasary) your water pump? this is important as it pumpes the hot water from the engine, & into the radiator, where it is cooled.

also check your fan, is it an electric fan, or is it a viscous clutch fan, attached to the engine? if it is electric, it is easy to check it, there will be a switch, usually close to the temp sender, unplug it, if it is a NO switch, you will need to earth your wire & the fan will go, if it is NC it will start as soon as you remove the wire. it is possible that your swith could be faulty.

it maybe that it is not your engine that is overheating, but a faulty sender or gauge.

if your new motor didnt come with a new thermostat, it probably didnt come with a new temperature sender either, i am not sure where this is located on a Buick engine, but normally around the thermostat, an easy way to check it is to remove the cable & attach it to earth, then your temp gauge in the car should go all the way up as hot as it can,, this means your gauge is fine, replace your sender.

it is possible that the wire may not have been re-attached when transplanting the engine, in which case, your temp gauge wont work properly either.

this works for a NO temp sender, which is the most common.

NO = normally open

NC = normally closed

these are electrical terms for the type of circuit, NC means that the wire is always earthed, until it switches, then by removing the earth, it turns the switch on,, more common on toyotas than buicks

9 and 1/2 hours

It is 1,738 miles according to Google Maps.

It is 806 miles according to Google Maps.

If you go on the following link this is the service Canada job bank: http://jobbank.gc.ca/prov_en.aspx?Student=No

Depends on a couple of things. First, are you any good at mechanics? Two, do you have the tools and a place to work. If yes, changing the steering rac is probably a 2 to 2 1/2 job. Jack up car and secure on jack stands. Unbolt the steering column, remove the rac bolts and tie rod ends, remove the rac. Assemble in reverse order. No big deal. However, if you ain't good at that sort of thing...

i think the it would be a dist because the alt gets power from the battery and it goes to the distributor, that's wat i think

Although rattlesnakes are very rare in these parts, they do exist during the Spring and Summer months.

yeah big ones

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