What Canadian Province Would Be Best For You?
What Canadian Province Would Be Best For You?
Would you be happiest living in British Columbia, Ontario, or maybe Quebec. See which Canadian province you would be happiest living in.
Would you be happiest living in British Columbia, Ontario, or maybe Quebec. See which Canadian province you would be happiest living in.
What language would you like to speak on a every day basis?
Do you want to be on, near, or not on the ocean?
Do you want to be near the mountains or be some where flat?
What time zone/area would you prefer?
Do you want to live in a city that's over 1 million people?
How much precipitation would you prefer?
What would you prefer as your average temperature?
What political party would you like to live with?
How densely populated of an area would you want to live in?
British Columbia
British Columbia
The province that would be best for you to live in is British Columbia!
British Columbia is an English speaking province. British Columbia is a diverse province with beautiful forests, mountains, islands, and is home to the beautiful city of Vancouver. British Columbia has the wettest place in North America but also has a dryer environment as well. The southern part of the province is warm. The northern part of the province is cold.
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Alberta
Alberta
The best province for you to live in is Alberta!
Alberta is an English speaking province. Alberta is home to the city of Calgary. The Rocky mountains run through Alberta and has expansive plains running through the region. It is a more dry region.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan
The best province for you to live in is Saskatchewan!
Saskatchewan is an English speaking province. Saskatchewan is filled with never ending plains and doesn't boarder an ocean or a great lake. Saskatchewan is a dryer province.
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Manitoba
Manitoba
The province that would be best for you to live in is Manitoba!
Manitoba is a flatter province. Manitoba boarders the Hudson bay. Manitoba has the coldest winters of any other province. In Churchill, Manitoba you can see polar bears! Manitoba is wetter than it's neighbor Saskatchewan and is a good place for people who like a moderate level of rain.
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Ontario
Ontario
The province that would be best for you to live in is Ontario!
Ontario is the biggest province population wise and size wise. It's home to Toronto (The biggest city in Canada) and Ottawa (The capitol of Canada). Ontario is in central Canada. Ontario is mostly flat with rolling hills but apart of the Canadian shield.
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Quebec
Quebec
The best province for you to live in is Quebec!
Quebec is the only mainly French speaking province. Quebec is home to Montreal and Quebec city. Quebec is the 2nd biggest province size wise and population size. Quebec is also the farthest north province in Canada.
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Newfoundland and Labrador
Newfoundland and Labrador
The province that would be best for you to live in is Newfoundland and Labrador!
.Newfoundland and Labrador is the least dense of any other province. Newfoundland and Labrador both border the Atlantic ocean. Newfoundland is one of the biggest islands in the world while Labrador is not an island. Although the name has an and in it Newfoundland and Labrador are not separate provinces.
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Maritime Provinces
Maritime Provinces
The province that would be best for you are the Maritime provinces.
The maritime provinces are made up of three provinces: New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and St.Edward island.
New Brunswick: Like all maritime provinces it boarders the Atlantic ocean. It has colder winters and warmer summers. More then half of New Brunswick is bordered by water.
Nova Scotia: Nova Scotia has the warmest average temperature of any other province even though it doesn't have the warmest winters. There are about 3,800 coastal islands in Nova Scotia.
St. Edward island: St. Edward is the smallest in population and size. It is also the most dense of any other Canadian province. The province is made up of rolling hills.
Feel free to put your answer in the comments and say which of the maritime provinces would be your number one choice.