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... Province of Quebec ( French : Québec ) , with a total area of 594,860 square miles ( 1,540,680 square kilome- tres ) , is the largest Canadian province in size and is second only to Ontario in population . Its capital , Quebec city , is ...
... Province of Quebec ( French : Québec ) , with a total area of 594,860 square miles ( 1,540,680 square kilome- tres ) , is the largest Canadian province in size and is second only to Ontario in population . Its capital , Quebec city , is ...
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... province as a whole the law is enforced by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police . Unlike those of Canada's other Prairie Provinces , the Saskatchewan legislature has a long tradition of strong vo- cal opposition in the assembly , with the ...
... province as a whole the law is enforced by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police . Unlike those of Canada's other Prairie Provinces , the Saskatchewan legislature has a long tradition of strong vo- cal opposition in the assembly , with the ...
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... province . British Columbia is one of Canada's most urbanized provinces , with more than three - fourths of its residents living in urban places . The economy . The economy of British Columbia is a mixture of public and private ...
... province . British Columbia is one of Canada's most urbanized provinces , with more than three - fourths of its residents living in urban places . The economy . The economy of British Columbia is a mixture of public and private ...
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