Favorite Province?

Question

Mine is... NOVA SCOTIA!!

Because its amazing! And i love it!

And i live there! I've lived all over NS> eg.

Ive lived in..

Port Medway

Port Mouton

Liverpool

Bridgewater

Halifax

But my favorite would be Port Medway. Its soo nice there.

-Sabrinah.

Answer 1

Nova Scotia all the way!

Antigonish-home of the Highland Games,ST.F.X. & the Bulldogs

Answer 2

My favorite would be British Columbia

it has the mountains,  the ocean and lots of beautiful trees all around.

Answer 3

All of them. Sorry, I really can't just choose one. I want to live in all of them. Each one is different and beautiful in its own right. I have yet to travel to a province that doesn't appeal to me in some way. The East and West coasts are breathtakingly beautiful, each in its own entitely different way. As is everything in between.

Canada is beautiful, and I feel lucky to live here.

Probably not the answer you are looking for, but that's how I feel.

Answer 4

I like British Columbia for its pleasant climate and for the beauty of the landscape (mountains, oceans).

Quebec for the conviviality of people who live there and because they speak French (I speak this language because I live in France).

And Ontario because of the capital city, Ottawa which is a magnificent city.

Answer 5

None

but I'd have to pick Alberta cuz it's got a huge mall with a pool inside.

Answer 6

British Columbia!!! But I love all of Canada.

Home, home on the range. Where the deer and the antelope reign. Where seldom is heard, a discouraging word ...

Answer 7

ALBERTA

Answer 8

Ontario

Answer 9

QUEBEC so I can practise my French, which I hardly ever get to do here in Texas (no I am not a cowboy, nor did I vote for Bush in either election eh) - Qui est du meme avis? Who feels the same?

But to show that I am not biased, here are some things I have enjoyed in other provinces :

BC = hardly know it. just been to Cranbrook and Fernie cuz

AB = went to Calgary years ago and the Crowsnest Pass area my grandpa used to live there so I wanted to see what geonological information I could come across

SK = have yet to go there

MB = ditto

ON = going to the Soo was nice as Gretzky was one of my favourite hockey players at the time. I have family in Ottawa that's nice too. I like TO for being cosmopolitan but as a Francophone Habs fan was given grief by many "new Canadians"

QC / PQ = see top of my answer

NB = only know the French speaking area, since my brother lives in Bathurst, very nice there, don't know much else about the province seems to be a good linguistic hybrid/mosaic trouble is when in a bilingual province I like to speak French and you don't know who you'll come across. It's not like Rejean has a "je parle francais" sign on his forehead or Debbie has a "i speak english" on hers eh?

NS = had a friend from Sydney in university, she was super cool don't know much about the province though

NF = never been

PEI = only know the border area (near Summerside).a tad too english for my taste but nice scenery

NWT = never been

NUNAVUT = never been

YUKON = never been

Answer 10

Alberta is the best!!!!!!!!!!!!! All people wish to live in Alberta and actually see that very very very huge mall that all talking about. One of biggest mall in the world by the ways.

Answer 11

Ontario-i love it and its a great place to visit and live

but regardless anyplace in canada are amazing no matter where u go you can always find fun places and great people.

Answer 12

BC rules

Answer 13

My favorite is B.C. followed by Nova Scotia

Answer 14

Montreal!!!! :)

Answer 15

I have several favorites.

Nunavut for the people and the vast land and the northern lights.

British Columbia for the old growth rain forests of the Queen Charlotte Islands.

Ontario for the vineyards and orchards of the St. Catharines area, for the opportunities and diversity, for Niagara Falls and for my many friends and family members.

Quebec for the French people and culture and for the awesomely beautiful church of St. Anne de Beaupre.

New Brunswick for the many friends I have there and for Parlee Beach and lobster suppers and fried clams.

Nova Scotia for the Annapolis Valley.

Prince Edward Island for the red soil and the story of Ann of Green Gables.

Newfoundland and Labrador for the amazingly friendly and hospitable people, for the culture, art, music, scenery, and for the peace of a quiet foggy morning on the edge of the Atlantic.