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I’m your host Leila today we’ll continue
our travel series with a look at the
covered bridge capital of Canada New
Brunswick New Brunswick is one of
Canada’s Maritime Provinces and one of
the first four provinces to be entered
into the country’s Confederation the
provincial population is over 750,000
New Brunswick is located entirely within
the Appalachian mountain range the
climate in this Atlantic province is
typically continental depending on the
location in relation to the coast this
summer sees temperatures of 68 degrees
and hotter with inland temperatures
being closer to 77 degrees winter
temperatures vary in the same way the
provinces three main cities are all
located to the south of the province
although the provincial capital is
Fredericton the largest city is Saint
John this city is the home of Canada’s
largest oil refinery and is quickly
becoming an important energy center for
the East Coast the University of New
Brunswick is located in Fredericton
francophones in New Brunswick are mainly
of Acadian origin and therefore every
year the festival Acadian the Karaka
showcases their culture singers
musicians actors dancers writers and
others join together to display Acadian
talent the 10th amah or noisy parade is
held on Acadian National Day more than
20,000 people take to the streets of
carica to express their Acadian pride
loudly New Brunswick is home to the only
remaining staffed lighthouse in the
Maritimes and close to 90 lighthouses in
total lighthouses dotting the coast of
the Bay of Fundy are called sea lights
some of the provinces lighthouses have
been converted into bed and breakfasts
and many are open to tourists at one
point
New Brunswick had more than 100
lighthouses while today there are fewer
than 50 working ones the Bay of Fundy
has the highest tides in the world with
a rise of over 50 feet and this unusual
tidal range has helped to form the
hopewell rocks these rock formations
caused by tidal erosion are located in
the rocks Provincial Park and their base
is covered in water twice a day the New
Brunswick town of sheds yak calls itself
the lobster capital of the world
and hosts a festival each year to
promote its ties to lobster fishing New
Brunswick has some of the best whale
watching on Canada
eastcoast the waters of the bay of fundy
are filled with nutrients which draw
more than 12 species of whales tourists
can be sure that these intelligent
creatures are protected and revered
I’m your host Leila today we’ll continue
our travel series with a look at the
covered bridge capital of Canada New
Brunswick New Brunswick is one of
Canada’s Maritime Provinces and one of
the first four provinces to be entered
into the country’s Confederation the
provincial population is over 750,000
New Brunswick is located entirely within
the Appalachian mountain range the
climate in this Atlantic province is
typically continental depending on the
location in relation to the coast this
summer sees temperatures of 68 degrees
and hotter with inland temperatures
being closer to 77 degrees winter
temperatures vary in the same way the
provinces three main cities are all
located to the south of the province
although the provincial capital is
Fredericton the largest city is Saint
John this city is the home of Canada’s
largest oil refinery and is quickly
becoming an important energy center for
the East Coast the University of New
Brunswick is located in Fredericton
francophones in New Brunswick are mainly
of Acadian origin and therefore every
year the festival Acadian the Karaka
showcases their culture singers
musicians actors dancers writers and
others join together to display Acadian
talent the 10th amah or noisy parade is
held on Acadian National Day more than
20,000 people take to the streets of
carica to express their Acadian pride
loudly New Brunswick is home to the only
remaining staffed lighthouse in the
Maritimes and close to 90 lighthouses in
total lighthouses dotting the coast of
the Bay of Fundy are called sea lights
some of the provinces lighthouses have
been converted into bed and breakfasts
and many are open to tourists at one
point
New Brunswick had more than 100
lighthouses while today there are fewer
than 50 working ones the Bay of Fundy
has the highest tides in the world with
a rise of over 50 feet and this unusual
tidal range has helped to form the
hopewell rocks these rock formations
caused by tidal erosion are located in
the rocks Provincial Park and their base
is covered in water twice a day the New
Brunswick town of sheds yak calls itself
the lobster capital of the world
and hosts a festival each year to
promote its ties to lobster fishing New
Brunswick has some of the best whale
watching on Canada
eastcoast the waters of the bay of fundy
are filled with nutrients which draw
more than 12 species of whales tourists
can be sure that these intelligent
creatures are protected and revered
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