it had no railways, lots of blacksmiths, less education, lots of farming, it was a colony not a province/city, confederation was going on at that time
poor people found it hard to live with what they have got and what they will do with there lives imagine the children with that family?
Yes, a Duke is a rank lower than a Prince, but many Princes are also Dukes like;- Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. Prince Charles, Duke of Cornwall. Prince Andrew, Duke of York. Prince Edward, Duke of Wessex.
Only one I can think of is Edward Heath, PM from 1970 to 1974.
They were very ancient but however did get him to an island which later he mamedSanta Maria.
It was occupied by the British in 1841 during the Opium War, and later ceded to the British as part of the Treaty of Nanking that marked the end of that war. Kowloon was ceded after the second Opium War in 1860. And New Territories and Lantau in 1898
It is one beautiful place <3
It has a Provincial government like all Canadian provinces
the Vikings settled in places like prince Edward island, newfoundland and nova scotia
cricket the most
As the name suggests, Prince Edward Island (PEI) is an island. It is situated in the Gulf of St Lawrence, off the coasts of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. PEI is Canada's smallest province, in terms of both area and population, but it is also Canada's most densely populated province. The island is fairly flat and has many large indentations. PEI is connected to New Brunswick by the Confederation Bridge.
because they don't like him.
It has a Provincial government like all Canadian provinces
Tom Canty's unfamiliarity with royal customs, his lack of education and refinement, and his inability to act like a prince persuade some people in the palace that something is off with Prince Edward. Additionally, his humble origins and mannerisms contrast sharply with what is expected of a prince, further raising suspicions.
Like in Canada? Well the provinces are; British columbia Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Ontario Quebec Newfoundland Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island New Brunswick and the territories are; Yukon Northwest territories Nunavut
It doesn't seem like they enforce the law against hitchhiking in USA. But if you're caught hitchhiking in Ontario you have a $50.00 fine. If you're caught hitchhiking in Prince Edward Island you have a $50.00 to $100.00 fine. You can go to prison for hitchhiking in these cities.
Yes it does, although the southern and eastern parts of Vancouver Island don't get snow very often. Other parts of ' the Island' , mostly at the northern end, can and do receive a lot of snow. There is a downhill skiing area not far from Comox called Mount Washington, which receives over three metres of snow per year on average.
Because these provinces are not located beside the ocean, like British Columbia, Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, Quebec and New Brunswick are. AB, SK and MB are what are called "Land-locked" provinces.