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French speaking, and that that's the only part of Canada that are french that rest is multi
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Two provinces produce three quarters of Canadian manufactured goods in Canada?
Quebec and Ontario are the two provinces that produce three quarters of Canadian manufactured goods.
What is a Canadian province that makes a lot of syrup?
QUEBEC makes a TON of maple syrup
Does Quebec have reciprocity agreement with Virginia?
Quebec is part of Canada, Virginia part of the US. Neither can directly enact agreements with the other. The Canadian govt makes agreements with the US govt.
What does Quebec make?
Quebec makes dairy products; mainly cheese.
What provinces makes up the Maritime provinces?
There are four:Newfoundland and LabradorNew BrunswickNova ScotiaPrince Edward Island==========================CorrectionThere are only three "Maritime" Provinces, and the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador is not one of them. It is, however, one of Canada's four "Atlantic" Provinces.
Who makes NHL pucks?
Sher-Wood has the NHL licence to supply pucks to the NHL. The company does NOT make the pucks, which are made by Soucy Baron Inc. a Canadian company located in St-Jérôme in the province of Quebec, Sher-Wood will then print the logos on the pucks and supply them to the NHL teams.
What makes someone Canadian?
They are only Canadian is they were born and raised is Canada
What type of jobs do people in quebec have?
People in Quebec make a living by working for the government, paper mills, and mines.
Should I join the Canadian army or the british army?
The Canadian army makes more money so the Canadian army.
What is the meaning of Casavant?
It is the name of a family in Quebec which makes famous pipe-organs.
What island makes up two provinces of Spain?
There is no individual island that Spain currently controls that is divided between two Spanish Provinces. However, the Canary Islands are a Spanish archipelago that is spread across two provinces.
What makes Quebec different from the rest of Canada?
Nunavut isn't a province, it's a territory, like Yukon and the Northwest Territories. That means that it is delegated authority by the federal government, rather than having its authority granted by the constitution, like provinces do. Nunavut is unique in that it has a majority Inuit population. Both Nunavut and the Northwest Territories use consensus government, which means all members of the legislative assembly sit as independents rather than as members of a party as is common in Yukon and the provinces.
