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Eastern Canada

Explore Eastern Canada, a land of big lakes, tall forests, and friendly people!

Images

Eastern Canada c. 1900

Eastern Canada c. 1900

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Grocery day, eastern Canada
Somewhere in eastern Canada, October 1980
Not Eastern Canada
Probably in eastern Canada, March 1981
Roger Puta Was Somewhere in Eastern Canada in October 1980 When He Found This Semaphore -- 2 Photographs
Roger Puta Was Somewhere in Eastern Canada in October 1980 When He Found This Semaphore -- 2 Photographs
VIA United Aircraft Turbo Train in March 1981, eastern Canada
Eastern Canada
Marlstone aggregate concretion (Upper Pleistocene, about 11 ka; lake deposit in the Abitibi area, western Quebec, eastern Canada) 3
Eastern Canada’s Playgrounds – Canadian National / Paysages de l’Est du Canada — Canadien National
Marlstone aggregate concretion (Upper Pleistocene, ~11 ka; lake deposit in the Abitibi area, western Quebec, eastern Canada) 1

Key Facts

Location
East of Manitoba and south of Hudson Bay/Strait.
Provinces Included
Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Quebec, and Ontario.
Languages Spoken
English and French are the main languages.
Fun Fact
Some parts of Eastern Canada are called Atlantic Canada and the Maritime provinces.

Where is Eastern Canada?

Imagine a giant map of Canada! Eastern Canada is the part that's not too far north, south of a big watery place called Hudson Bay. It's like the eastern half of Canada's smile! It includes cool places like Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Quebec, and Ontario. These places are full of amazing nature and fun things to discover.

Nature's Playground!

Eastern Canada has super tall trees, some as high as a 10-story building! There are also huge lakes, bigger than many towns. In the winter, it can get very snowy, perfect for building snow forts. In the summer, it's warm enough to play outside and explore. You might see playful seals near the ocean or hear birds singing in the forests.

Who Lives Here?

Lots of people call Eastern Canada home! They speak different languages, like English and French. People here love to celebrate holidays with special foods and music. Many families have lived here for a very long time, and they have wonderful stories to share about their towns and the land. It's a place with a rich history and lots of traditions.

What Do People Do?

People in Eastern Canada work in many interesting jobs! Some work with the big forests, making paper and wood for houses. Others work with the water, like fishing for yummy seafood. Many people work in cities, helping others or building things. There are also lots of schools where kids learn new things every day!

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