BC - Asian population AB - Mimes to Texas in every aspect of culture SK - Farmers MB - Meltdown-freezedown cycle ON - Milk bags QC - Francophone Canadians NB - Bilingual, and doesn't understand French much. PE - Coastline accidents NS - Maritime culture and lobsters NL - Fishermen YT - Gold NT - Very sparse population NU - Remote and bland

0:20 as a manitoban, I completely agree with this. in the summer, it goes up to 30 degrees. in the winter, you just add a minus sign.

0:00 as a British Columbian I agree with this

As an Albertan, y’all got it right.

alberta YEAH SO TRUE

BC= Majority Asian Population (Predominantly in Vancouver/Richmond) Alberta (My Province)= The Texas Of The North 🤠 Saskatchewan= Known for its agriculture/farmland Manitoba= Brutal winters/summers Ontario= Known for its creativity Quebec= Mostly speak French New Brunswick= Don’t understand a lot of French Prince Edward Island= Coastal disasters Nova Scotia= Known for its lobsters Newfoundland= Known for its fishermen Yukon= There’s gold in dem there hills! NWT= Small population Nunavut= Known for its remote landscape

Yeah all Canadian Maritime provinces should be themed with water

As a Canadian I can confirm that is how Canada works

Ontario is just a normal, calm province.

As a Canadian, I can confirm this video is very accurate (although I was a bit confused for some references)

Alberta is Canada’s Texas

An easy two line mnemonic verse (seemingly inspired by the famous Roy G Biv mnemonic) for this is: Ynn N Princeedward' Basmoq N Nova' which are the initials/first parts of: Yukon Territory, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia. Note that Ynn (which is pronounced "in") contains all three territories, while Ynn N Princeedward' contains all of what can be called the "northern row" and Basmoq N Nova' contains all of what can be called the southern row. Note also that each line of the mnemonic follows certain rules that make recalling them correctly rather easy. First, each line is constrained to contain exactly five syllables. The line must stretch from coast to coast. The territories and provinces are represented by their initials unless they are at the end of a line, in which case it is represented by the first few syllables of its full name with spaces removed. All members of the northern row, except Prince Edward Island, include, in their mainlands, part of the Arctic, defined as north of the sixtieth parallel and all members of the southern row, except Nova Scotia, share a land border with the United States. This mnemonic is the Canadian part of the well-known (or at least known) "Woc An Tl Ma Flor'" mnemonic for all the states, divisions, and regions of the US, and all the provinces and territories of Canada. Here is a link to an article that explains the Woc An Tl Ma Flor mnemonic, that you can read for free and without registering: bartshmatthew.medium.com/easily-recall-the-fifty-states-and-nine-divisions-of-the-united-states-and-the-thirteen-e56881c38146

Manitoba one is way too true

Manitoba is accurate 😂😂

Jesus you got Newfoundland right as fuck

I live in NS, and I would've put "Sea Weed: 50% Sea, 50% Weed". Because our slogan is "Canada's Ocean Playground", and apparently we consume the most cannabis of all provinces. For PEI, I would have put the picture of the woman with pigtails. "Anne of Green Gables" originated in PEI and is a huge part of PEI culture.

the second one doesn't make sense. Because they are talking about texas

Quebec is so true

Bc so true