New Brunswick
Canada's Loyalist province
New Brunswick is a Canadian province on the Atlantic coast, one of the four Maritime provinces and the only officially bilingual province in Canada.
Its largest city is Saint John; Fredericton is the capital.
We drove through New Brunswick on our way to Nova Scotia.
New Brunswick is also a city in central New Jersey, home to Rutgers University.
Atlantic inlet between provinces
- tidesPeriodic sea-level changes
- tidal boreTide wave moving upstream
- whalesMassive marine mammals
- dulseEdible red seaweed
mudflats · sea caves · highest tides · coastal · cliffs · kayaking · whale watching · marine
Canada's four easternmost provinces
- MaritimesCanada's eastern coastal provinces
- Nova ScotiaEastern Canadian maritime province
- Prince Edward IslandCanadian Atlantic province
- fishingCatching aquatic creatures
lobster · harbor · wharf · lighthouse · shipbuilding · coastline · seaport · schooner
Of or from Paris's nation
- EnglishBritain's native tongue
- official languagesState-designated modes of communication
- francophoneNative speaker of French
- anglophoneNative speaker of English
duality · bilingualism · immersion · translation · linguistic · heritage · French-English · language rights
Sawn wood for building
- timberWood for construction
- IrvingMale given name
- loggingRecording system events
- sawmillLog-to-board factory
pulp and paper · softwood · hardwood · boreal forest · woodlot · spruce · fir · maple
French colonial Maritime settler
- francophoneNative speaker of French
- CajunsLouisiana's French-descended ethnic group
- EvangelineFemale given name
- DieppeNorman port city
Bay of Fundy
Atlantic inlet between provinces
- tidesPeriodic sea-level changes
- tidal boreTide wave moving upstream
- whalesMassive marine mammals
dulse · mudflats · sea caves · highest tides · coastal · cliffs · kayaking · whale watching · marine · seals
Atlantic Canada
Canada's four easternmost provinces
- MaritimesCanada's eastern coastal provinces
- Nova ScotiaEastern Canadian maritime province
- Prince Edward IslandCanadian Atlantic province
fishing · lobster · harbor · wharf · lighthouse · shipbuilding · coastline · seaport · schooner · Eastern Canada
French
Of or from Paris's nation
- EnglishBritain's native tongue
- official languagesState-designated modes of communication
- francophoneNative speaker of French
anglophone · duality · bilingualism · immersion · translation · linguistic · heritage · French-English · language rights · minority language
lumber
Sawn wood for building
sawmill · pulp and paper · softwood · hardwood · boreal forest · woodlot · spruce · fir · maple · pulpwood
Acadian
French colonial Maritime settler
- francophoneNative speaker of French
- CajunsLouisiana's French-descended ethnic group
- EvangelineFemale given name
- ProvincesBritish Columbia, Newfoundland, Formosa, Nova Scotia, Nunavut
- Canadian HistoryConfederation, Rupert's Land, colonial era, colonial government, self-government
- Atlantic CanadaNova Scotia, Newfoundland, Acadians, Bay of Fundy, Fredericton
- Gulf of St. LawrencePrince Edward Island, St. Lawrence River, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Quebec
- Maritime CanadaAtlantic Canada, Maritimes, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Halifax
- Brunswick things
New BrunswickOntario
Canada's most populous province
Toronto · British Columbia · Quebec · Alberta