The province of New Brunswick is located on the east coast of Canada. There are about 757,100 people living in the province of New Brunswick. They have the 8th most people in Canada by province. The people of New Brunswick speak mostly English, but a lot of people are bilingual, this province is the only officially bilingual province in Canada. Most of the people living here are either French or English descend.
This province offers so much to do, the ocean I my favorite. I just enjoy sitting on the beach taking in the sights and sounds in. It's a big break from the sounds of cars from city life that I am used to. There is a lot of fishing tours that you can do and also site see tours that you can enjoy.
I have to say this is nature at its best. There is a lot of history out here, buildings, historic parks, all of which reflect Canada's past. The seafood food is unbelievable, so fresh and there is so much of it. Here are some neat restaurants to try, Stage Left, Soho, Makeda's, and The Frog and The Peach.
The Province Of Alberta
By Dave Lympany The Province of Alberta is approximately 255,200 square miles in size and boasts incredible scenery and abundant natural resources. It is situated between the provinces of Saskatchewa..
By Dave Lympany The Province of Alberta is approximately 255,200 square miles in size and boasts incredible scenery and abundant natural resources. It is situated between the provinces of Saskatchewa..
Quick facts
O Largest city Saint John
O Population 757 100 8th in Canada
O 4th Province Admittance into Confederation on Date July 1, 1867
O Only officially bilingual province in Canada
So get out and take a vacation to one of Canada's beautiful east coast province, and enjoy the food, the people, and the sites.
The Province of British Columbia
By Dave Lympany The Province of British Columbia is located in Western Canada, it borders with the Yukon and Northwest Territories to the North, Alberta to the East and the U.S. states of Montana, Id..
By Dave Lympany The Province of British Columbia is located in Western Canada, it borders with the Yukon and Northwest Territories to the North, Alberta to the East and the U.S. states of Montana, Id..
About the Author:
Ashton Billesberger is the owner and operator of New Brunswick Canada Guide - [ http://www.new-brunswick-canada-guide.com], which is the best site on the Internet for all New Brunswick related information.
