Maritime Provinces
The Maritimes

The population of the Maritime provinces was 1,813,102 in 2011.

In the maritime provinces too a new order was replacing the old.

Queen's was the first university west of the maritime provinces to admit women, and to form a student government.

In the Maritime provinces, similar issues were at play.

This was an especially effective tactic in the Maritime provinces."

This business, it may be added, was one of the most successful commercial enterprises in the Maritime provinces.

Lot 16 is home to one of the top dairy cattle herds in the Maritime provinces.

Robinson voted against the legislative union of the Maritime provinces proposed in 1875.

As with the Maritime provinces, contemporary artists were the catalyst for a revival of interest in traditional music.

Through successful trade, they established themselves as prominent merchants in the southern and western maritime provinces.

In the Maritime provinces, the coastal beach serves as the metaphor for rest and recreation.

It records some of the highest snowfalls in the Maritime Provinces.

Its use became widespread throughout the Maritime provinces and in Newfoundland.

To guard against such attacks, the 84th was garrisoned at forts around the maritime provinces.

The Dutch rule the maritime provinces from 1658-1796.

The Debert facility would be the only such complex built in the Maritime provinces.

The troupe tours annually to junior and senior high schools throughout the Maritime provinces.

After their American side trip, the royal couple returned to Canada, visiting the maritime provinces.

Portuguese rule was always in the maritime provinces and the people whom they converted were the coastal folk.

In the Maritime provinces, warmer weather is continuing, but by Tuesday everything will cool down.

From September 1907 he was deputy assistant adjutant-general, Maritime provinces.

With the station's modern rock format, it is a first for the Canadian Maritime provinces.

The Maritime provinces already cooperate to jointly provide some government services, especially in the areas of purchase and procurement.

Most of his short stories and novels are set in Canada's Maritime Provinces.

Canadians, many from the Maritime Provinces, made up 12% of the population, often working in white collar or skilled jobs.

In that time, they have played all over the Maritimes.

After a serious health problem he left the medical profession and the Maritimes in 1847.

It was one of the first radio stations in the Maritimes.

It was particularly concerned about the other provinces in the Maritimes.

The team was the Maritimes champion of ice hockey in 1899.

So there is the good news: we now know a reliable mechanic in the Maritimes.

The rest of the country, even the Maritimes, benefited from an increase in manufacturing.

Hooked rugs are still a major industry in the Maritimes.

However, none of the Maritimes had approved the plan.

Jane hunted up the morning paper and looked to see what the weather report in the Maritimes was.

Anderson was a physician in the Maritimes in the 1830s.

"Ain't" is also frequently heard in rural parts of the Maritimes.

Few recruits came from the Maritimes and just over 1,000 were French.

There were (and are) no other clear-channel stations in the Maritimes.

In the Maritimes the situation was very different.

I haven't been to the Maritimes, so have no idea about Halifax but it looks great.

Jack was well known through the Maritimes as an athlete and champion long distance runner.

Also, some terms are unique to the Maritimes.

He returned to the Maritimes in 2006, moving to Halifax.

He also acquired a fledgling system in the Maritimes in the early 1990s.

The Maritimes had long been a centre for shipbuilding, and this industry was hurt by the change.

Conversely, the proportion of full-time male students have declined by 9% in the Maritimes.

She said your mother married him just after he came back from the war, one summer when your grandmother took her down to the Maritimes.

The maritimes are approximately three hours northeast of Quebec City.

Jack accumulated an excellent collection of historical documents related to the Maritimes.