Newfoundland and Labrador
View AllYou know a place is special when it has its own dictionary and time zone. Find out what Newfoundland and Labrador has to offer you.
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Thousand kilometres of coastline in Newfoundland and Labrador
With 29,000 kilometres of coastline, there are plenty of photo ops in Newfoundland and Labrador. The vast coastline provides a perfect vantage point to see the most famous visitors to the province, the 22 species of whales, the 35 million seabirds and the 10,000 year old icebergs. -
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Million seabirds off the coast of Newfondland and Labrador
Each year over 35 million seabirds come to play on the shores of Newfoundland and Labrador. Puffins, gannets, and storm-petrels are just a few of the 350 species of birds that you might see. -
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Thousand kilometres of coastline in Newfoundland and Labrador
With 29,000 kilometres of coastline, there are plenty of photo ops in Newfoundland and Labrador. The vast coastline provides a perfect vantage point to see the most famous visitors to the province, the 22 species of whales, the 35 million seabirds and the 10,000 year old icebergs. -
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Million seabirds off the coast of Newfondland and Labrador
Each year over 35 million seabirds come to play on the shores of Newfoundland and Labrador. Puffins, gannets, and storm-petrels are just a few of the 350 species of birds that you might see.
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Nova Scotia
View AllNova Scotia’s blend of history, culture and natural beauty is both distinctive and irresistible. Like many others, you’ll feel the pull.
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Cultural festivals and events in Nova Scotia
There is plenty to see and do in Nova Scotia with 750 cultural festivals and events celebrating tartans, blueberries, seafood, harmonicas, powwows and highland games...just to name a few. -
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The number of historic lighthouses in Nova Scotia
All across Nova Scotia you will find these iconic symbols of life in the Maritimes. There are 160 historic lighthouses throughout the province, including the world famous Peggy's Cove Lighthouse. -
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Cultural festivals and events in Nova Scotia
There is plenty to see and do in Nova Scotia with 750 cultural festivals and events celebrating tartans, blueberries, seafood, harmonicas, powwows and highland games...just to name a few.
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New Brunswick
View AllWhether you’re intrigued by historical cities or fascinated by natural landscape, you’ll find something to love in New Brunswick.
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Covered bridges in New Brunswick
New Brunswick has 61 remaining covered bridges and Kings County is considered the Covered Bridge Capital of Atlantic Canada. The ‘’Longest Covered Bridge in the World’’ is located in Hartland, New Brunswick and is 390 meters (1,282 feet) long. -
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The height (in meters) of tides in the Bay of Fundy
The Bay of Fundy has the highest tides in the world, measuring an astounding 16 meters (53 feet). Each day, 100 billion tonnes of seawater flow in and out of the Bay of Fundy - that’s more than the flow of all the world’s freshwater rivers combined. -
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The height (in meters) of tides in the Bay of Fundy
The Bay of Fundy has the highest tides in the world, measuring an astounding 16 meters (53 feet). Each day, 100 billion tonnes of seawater flow in and out of the Bay of Fundy - that’s more than the flow of all the world’s freshwater rivers combined.
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Prince Edward Island
View AllWatch the shoreline change from red sandy beaches with striking sandstone cliffs, to coastal marshes and tidal flats, to white sandy beaches and dunes.
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The widest part of Prince Edward Island, in kilometres
Prince Edward Island is Canada's smallest province in both area and population. A crescent-shaped island PEI is 224 km in length and ranges in width from 6 to 64 km, giving it a total area of 5660 km2. Its highest point is 152 m above sea level. -
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The widest part of Prince Edward Island, in kilometres
Prince Edward Island is Canada's smallest province in both area and population. A crescent-shaped island PEI is 224 km in length and ranges in width from 6 to 64 km, giving it a total area of 5660 km2. Its highest point is 152 m above sea level. -
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The widest part of Prince Edward Island, in kilometres
Prince Edward Island is Canada's smallest province in both area and population. A crescent-shaped island PEI is 224 km in length and ranges in width from 6 to 64 km, giving it a total area of 5660 km2. Its highest point is 152 m above sea level.
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