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☼ New Brunswick ☼
province of pictures and loyalists
The adage saying that "Acadians are born with songs in their veins and music in their fingertips" is well proven by the instrumental and vocal heirlooms left by previous generations. Acadians loved music and enjoyed singing, a great asset to carry forward the songs, stories and legends passed on by their ancestors. It was also a means of expressing the events and range of emotions felt and experienced during the good times of prosperity as well as the hardships, including their deportation in 1755 by the British. (x)
province of pictures and loyalists
The adage saying that "Acadians are born with songs in their veins and music in their fingertips" is well proven by the instrumental and vocal heirlooms left by previous generations. Acadians loved music and enjoyed singing, a great asset to carry forward the songs, stories and legends passed on by their ancestors. It was also a means of expressing the events and range of emotions felt and experienced during the good times of prosperity as well as the hardships, including their deportation in 1755 by the British. (x)
name / nom. Emma Williams
age / âge. 17-18 years old
sex / sexe. Female
status / statut. Taken by both land-of-living-skies and the sea
birthday / anniversaire. First Monday of August
capital. Fredericton
language / langue. English, French ( français, is the only province in the federation that is constitutionally bilingual and about 33 per cent of the population is French-speaking )
known for / connu pour. Bay of Fundy, fiddleheads, Acadian culture, beaches, etc.
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Motto: "Spem reduxit" ("Hope restored")
Area: 73,440 square kilometres
Main religions: Roman Catholic Church (385,985 or 54%); Baptists (80,490 or 11%); the United Church of Canada (69,235 or 10%); the Anglicans (58,215 or 8%) and the Pentecostals (20,155 or 3%) according to 2001 census.
Province nicknames: "The Picture Province"/"The Loyalist Province"
Provincial bird: Black-capped chickadee
Provincial flower: Purple violet
Official tartan: The New Brunswick Tartan
Provincial tree: Balsam fir (Abies balsamea)
Provincial soil: Holmesville Soil Series
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✮ Vikings are said to have explored the coasts of Atlantic Canada (Including New Brunswick) during their stay in Vinland , with their base located at L'Anse aux Meadows, Newfoundland, during the year 1000. However, the first recorded European exploration of the province was by Jacques Cartier, a French explorer in 1534. Cartier discovered and named the Baie des Chaleurs between northern New Brunswick and the Gaspé peninsula of Quebec. However, in the early 1600s, when Samuel de Champlain and other European explorers began to explore the area, they were met by the Maliseet (Wolastoqi
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