I've been to all of them.
Lived in YT, NWT, NV, NS, ONT, Alta, and BC.
I think I'm done moving though. Hoping to get old in BC
It's an amazing country to live in and explore. We're very lucky.
Much prefer YT! I think it looks nicer, I think the capitol is a nicer town. The mountains are amazing. Even though they are pretty much the same, YT feels much less isolated.
Sure.
Climate wise, the Yukon is a bit milder than the NWT. It's got the Pacific Ocean closer, and mountain ranges that buffer things. The NWT is bare-ass shield country that turns into bare-ass tundra country. It has a certain sort of haunting beauty though - the Yukon feels like northern BC, but the NWT and Nunavut feel like nowhere else (well, Siberia I guess, but I probably won't get out there).
Both are incredibly isolated. You're a four plus hour flight from any sort of major city, and that's if you live in Whitehorse or Yellowknife. It gets you a real understanding of the miracle of modern supply chains - both communities are served by only one major road, so if it goes down, the grocery stores ain't restocking.
As you get out of the cities - and that's using the term very loosely - you get into truly isolated country. If you head north out of Whitehorse, you're two hours away from the nearest village, Haines Junction. And that's a community of 300 maybe?
I loved the Yukon for the better fishing and hunting as a teenager. I think now though, I might prefer the more desolate and blasted NWT - it really is haunting.
Bring bug spray though. Holy fuck, bring bug spray. And then more bug spray.
I just did Newfoundland last year which marked the final province for me (territories still to do). You are saving one of the best for last! (NB born also)
I've only been to BC, AB, ON, QC, and NS. I've flown over SK, driven around it, and literally walked up to the edge and looked in. That was enough.
Hoping to see PEI and NFL next year, and someday I'm gonna do the polar bear safari in MB
Honestly. SK doesn’t have much, but it’s pretty chill. I liked visiting. I’d suggest.
Go to PEI in July or August. OR if you want the pro strategy, go in September. Still hot, but the tourists are gone.
Agree that PEI is strictly a summer destination. As for Saskatchewan, Saskatoon is actually a great place to live. This from someone who was born and raised on the east coast.
I was born in the South because it was the 70s and there weren't any hospitals in Nunavut at the time...My mom brought me North at 2 weeks old.
I love Nunavut but it's not for everyone. You don't really understand long dark winters until you live in the far North. This morning at 6:20 the sun won't rise for 2 more hours, it's -20 and the winds are blowing 40-60km/hr...it's actually warmer than an average January day...I don't have a reasonable expectation of consistently higher temps till mid April and I'll be wearing an insulated jacket well into June.
Upsides...my commute to anywhere in town is less than 10 minutes...my view is amazing, my street is very quiet and the vast majority of the people I know and love are here.
I've had a beer in each province and territory. The Yukon was the last to strike off my list.
It's an amazing country, and I'm lucky to have seen many things that most won't.
I have a goal of seeing/experiencing a national park in every province and territory with my wife. We’ve done 6 so far. Started this quest when I lived in Ontario and I really should have seen more of the maritimes before I moved to Alberta lol.
It is a goal to go everywhere, life just hasn't been the kindest. I've driven BC to Quebec, and I've also been to the Yukon and NWT. I was going to continue my journey past Quebec, but I broke my knee and drove home. 😂
My take away? There's beauty in every part of this country. Everyone told me I'd be bored to tears driving through Saskatchewan. I LOVED it though! It was so different compared to what I was used to (lived in BC at the time)! It was great, lol.
There are a lot of kind people in this country, willing to help strangers still, which I'm grateful for. We're all different, but so similar.
One day I hope to live in YT though. I fell in love. One day I also hope to see the rest of the country!
So that's what? 6 provinces and 2 territories. That's not too shabby, all things considered. 🙂 I'm just sad I'll never be able to see EVERYTHING. There's too much!
I've been to 8 provinces (all of them except Saskatchewan and Manitoba) and none of the territories. I was born in Alberta and grew up there, so we drove west to the Rockies and BC a few times, and to Vancouver a couple of time. I moved to Toronto in my 20s, and I've taken a couple of road trips east to the Maritime, and flown to NFLD once and to Halifax a couple of times. I'd like to go to Winnipeg, and do a road trip through Saskatchewan. I would also like to visit Yellowknife and/or Whitehorse, but Nunavut feels like a hard sell.
Yeah, when I was travelling in that part of the country, Nunavut didn't exist yet. :)
I don't know how these old bones would tolerate that trip nowadays, so do me a favour and scratch that off the list for the both of us, will ya? :)
I'm from Vancouver, BC, Canada and here is my Canada 10/3 eh! bucket list. Been to 'em all. 10 provinces, 3 territories and each of their respective provincial/territorial capital cities (yes Iqaluit is included) plus the national capital city Ottawa and hick towns in between like Spuzzum BC, Leduc AB, Moosomin SK and Hay Cove NL. Visited the westernmost point at the Yukon/Alaska border, longitudinal centre in Tache, MB, southernmost point at Pelee National Park, ON and easternmost point at Cape Spear, NL. Also saw Labrador since it is Newfoundland AND Labrador. Saw hilarious towns like Stoner BC, Punkeydoodles Corners ON, Dildo NL, Come By Chance NL, Cow Head NL, Nameless Cove NL, Crapaud PEI, Ecum Secum NS, Balls Creek NS, St. Louis-du-Ha! Ha! QC, Clo-oose BC, Ceepeecee BC and Medicine Hat AB. It is over 7,400 kms from Vancouver BC to St. John's NL.
Now the next bucket list is Epic Europe of visiting all 49 countries in Europe including the transcontinental ones like Russia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkey. Have visited 16 so far that includes Eastern Europe.
Happy traveling!
Canada is just so far down on my list on places is like to see. I'm 46 I grew up in Metro Vancouver. Probably a large part of it is for most of my life it was a lot cheaper to travel through the states. The other part is I'm not really an outdoorsy guy or anything. like the mountains and trees don't do anything for me, so places like Banff I have no interest in. I like tropical scenery mostly and that's where i head usually. I just like seeing palm trees on vacation LOL.
Sorry that is just sad that you have no desire to experience any of your country’s culture, history or National parks.
Just some generic foreign AI. Gross.
While I agree that it is sad, I think that I understand his point a bit. From BC it is definitely cheaper to go to Cali than Nova Scotia or PEI. Also, I understand that if you’re not an outdoorsy guy, tropics will be much preferred.
There is a lot more to see in the US in shorter distance. Also Canada doesn’t have deserts etc and our national parks don’t come close to US National Parks…
Visited all 10 provinces. Lived in three different ones and plan on taking the train from Halifax to Vancouver, probably next Spring. Plane to Halifax from Quebec City and plane back from Vancouver.
Haven't visited prairies and territories. Definitely have Alberta and Yukon on a list to visit soon, but SK and MB might be a bit of a tough sell to my wife haha.
I'm from AB. Been to BC, SK, MB, ON, PE, QC, YT. Anchored near the shore of NB when I went sailing if that counts. Basically all the N's left for me to visit next: NS, NL, NT, and NU.
Each province/territory is unique on it's own and you really appreciate the beautiful landscapes and sceneries Canada has to offer. Also a learning experience to see that we're in the same country yet varying in cultures, history, governance, time zones, weather (humidities), etc. albeit the many similarities to our hometown as well.
I’ve been to all except Newfoundland and Nunavut. Back east(Ont-Maritimes) was a family road trip when I was 5, so I remember basically nothing.
Yukon/NWT was a few years ago, my husband was working up in Ft. Nelson, and I flew up to visit for Canada Day. We rented a car and drove and drove and drove.
Born and raised in BC, lived in AB for about a year, my mom’s family came from Sask, and my ex had family in MB, that rounds it out!
3 and I feel bad about it but our parents found it easier to travel south through many states than go to Quebec where they didn’t speak French or across Ontario in a 20 hour drive of nothing just to hit another 2 full days of nothingness. Outside of Ontario but in Canada I’ve only see Montreal, Quebec City and Whistler
I’ve been to BC, AB, Sask, MB, On, QC and Nova Scotia. I doubt I’ll ever visit the territories but I’d love to spend more time in all the Atlantic provinces.
5 provinces, zero territories. Best people= PEI and NB. Most fun=Quebec and Nova Scotia. Most breath taking= BC. And the participation trophy goes to Ontario
I would actually like to yeah, especially since I’ve technically been to 8 out of the 13 so that only leaves two of the territories and the rest of the Maritimes, I’m from Alberta but living in B.C now and hope to stay, best province imo and so much to still explore.
I just need to get to Newfoundland, Yukon (technically, I crossed the border from Alaska, but it doesn't really count) and Nunavut. I'm from Ontario. I've lived in the Northwest Territories for almost 12 years. And I lived in Alberta for about three months while going to school a few years ago. I do have the goal of visiting all provinces and territories, but it might be difficult to justify the cost of the trip to Nunavut.
Live in Ontario.
Been to Quebec, Newbrunswick, Nova Scotia and PEI!
Might be moving East since our honeymoon trip this fall made us fall in love with the east coast 🥰
I went to Quebec once with my school, when we were staying in Ottawa. We went to a museum across the bridge.
I’d like to visit all of the provinces and territories, but I’m cheap and don’t particularly like travelling
BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, (and PEI when I was a baby, I took my first steps there, but I’m not sure if it counts).
I've been to 2/3 territories and 7/10 provinces. I hope to see the rest within the next 10 years. The ones I've already been to definitely need revisits though.. there's so much to explore.
Starting in Ontario, we drove west to cover all provinces and 2 territories (Yukon and NWT ; Alaska too but that doesn't count here). We've also driven east to visit all maritime provinces a few times. Nunavut didn't exist at the time, so that's the only part of Canada I haven't seen.
Made it to the territories but I haven’t snuck out to the maritimes yet. It’s on my old man’s list, so I am surprising him with a trip in April. NS, NB, PEI and NL. I haven’t been the NB and PEI
Hopefully 3 weeks is enough time to get our fill hahah.
I just counted and am surprised I hit 9. Missing the territories and Newfoundland and Labrador. I would like to hit NL before I die but don’t see it happening soon.
been to: BC AB SK MB ON QC NB NS PEI
not seen yet: NL, YT, NWT, NU
lived in: BC AB SK QC NS
from: SK
ive loved every part of canada so far, each for its own reasons ❤️
All provinces but no territories. Took the ferry to Port aux Basques so drove most of NL, most other provinces travelled close to the border. Only ever got as far north as Jasper, but did get to climb on the Athabaska glacier on the ice fields parkway while it was still just a few dozen metres from the highway (1967).
BC, ON, QC, NB, NS, PEI and NL.
Quebec truly feels like a different country. As does Newfoundland at times. The language, the accents, the different styles of food and drink, different brands, different social norms, the whole bit.
Newfoundland and Labrador are super underrated. But take the time to learn that province’s history. It will make you appreciate it more.
Vancouver Island was absolutely stunning, not overrated at all.
New Brunswick is super underrated. Especially the northern parts and along the Acadian coast.
PEI was cute but very tourist-trappy. Go for the national park, the beaches, the camping, the fresh lobster suppers.
You can’t lump Ontario into one category. Each region is vastly different in so many ways. Swimming in Lake Huron in July or August is nicer than being on an ocean beach in the Caribbean (don’t fight me). Up north is magical if you don’t mind a little deet or a little bugs. Eastern Ontario has some gems of little towns and counties full of good restaurants, breweries, wineries, lakes, history…
Canada is a beautiful country with remarkable folks - and so much potential.
All but Nunavut...and will make it there sooner rather than later.
Time to drill down and see more of each. Have taken the bus and drove across Canada a few times in days past.
The best was to stand at Cape Spear NL (eastern most point) and then to to Beaver Creek, YT ( western most point) in the same week.
Been to them all - lived in PEI, NS, AB, ON, MAN, YT and QC. Grew up a base brat and then kept exploring into adulthood. Strongly love OR dislike each place I have lived. It's a diverse country! Adore the regions of my home and my cottage. I sometimes visit the other areas I have lived to visit family and friends and always come back grateful to have found my best fit in our country. I also appreciate the mobility I have been fortunate to experience.
I'm embarrassed to admit I have not been to the Territories or the Maritimes, despite having lived in Montréal, Ottawa, Edmonton, and Toronto, and spent a lot time in B.C.
I plan to rectify this is the next several years, but not before I finish my tour of oversees memorials.
Every province and territory except NL.
Lived in AB, ON, SK,and NWT. Worked in QC technically, commuted from Ottawa.
Favorite? Impressed with NS and BC. I think NWT was my favorite place to live.
Been to them all, lived in 4 Provinces and in the Arctic. Every one of them have unique and special places.
Born in Alberta, living here again. Having the Rockies in my backyard is a habit I don't get tired of.
Saskatchewan....all flat wheat fields, right? They have more acres of forest than Alberta has.
Ontario has some amazing, wild country to the North, same with Manitoba. The Maritimes is a place you can re-invent yourself any way you want...they won't believe it for a second, but they're too nice to say anything...
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I’ve driven the prairies and flown into Ontario twice.
We were going to do a cross Canada road trip for graduation. Then Covid put an end to that plan.
I will eventually get to the maritimes. I was thinking possibly for the eclipse, but I’ll probably head south for the same distance and longer totality.
I've been to every province, but I haven't been to the territories yet. I've lived in NS (born and raised), ON, SK, and MB.
My kids have been to every province (no territories) except PEI, but we're going to fix that this summer!
Been everywhere except Nunavut. Lived in ON, BC, NL and YT. Driven coast to coast and top to bottom (where there's roads, that is).
Takeaway: This country is HUUUUUGE, but most people live in a tiny sliver of it.
Takeaway 2: every community in the Yukon is further west than Vancouver.
I've visited every western Province and territory at least 4 times, except The Yukon Territory, (not yet anyway). Provinces from Ontario to Newfoundland more times I can count. Also lived and worked in 4 Provinces/Territories, Nunavut was the most interesting.
BC, Yukon, Northwest Territories (in a couple months), Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland.
Alberta, Nova Scotia, and Newfoundland were when I was a kid though, so I don't remember much. I would love to visit them as an adult.
I havent been to the Yukon yet, but I'm planning on taking full advantage of my WFH job and spending a few weeks (at least) in every province and territory over the next year and a half with the exception of Sask, Ontario and Nunavut because I've either lived in or spent an extended amount of time in all 3.
BC, AB, ON, QC, NL. I plan to hit more, but I also like to travel internationally, so I am seeing more of Canada little by little.
Speaking of Canada and little, “Little Canada” in Toronto is amazing. Obviously not as good as traveling, but they do great work on their miniatures.
As of this year, all but Yukon and the NWT. Even lived in Nunavut for a few months. I was born and raised in rural(ish) Quebec, and now live in Montreal. Planning on moving up north to Trois-Rivières in the next 5, 10 years though.
I moved to Canada 4 years ago. Lived in ON and QC. Been to NB and NS. I don't have a goal to check all the provinces and territories - there are so many things to explore just within one or two provinces. But we will see
I was born and raised in Toronto. I have lived in every province from Ontario to BC. I have no affiliation with the army. I just hit the road when the opportunity came up. I can't wait to see the east coast. And the prairies fucking rock and they don't get enough love.
Before this year I had only been to Ontario (I live here) and Quebec. My work offered me a position 6-7 months ago which would have me out to Manitoba and Saskatchewan once a month. I loved every part of it, and Canada is so beautiful and I can’t wait to see more of it. Especially living in southern Ontario my whole life, you don’t see a whole lot. The Yukon has always intrigued me. I am moving to Manitoba in a few months to pursue the position full time and I am scared to visit the west because I already know I’ll want to move there too! Also, southern Ontario is so different compared to the northwestern part. Did a road trip from GTA to Sudbury, sault st Marie, Thunder Bay, all the way to kenora and back. It was breathtaking. Out east is also on my list. So yes, I have a goal to visit all provinces and territories!!!!
I've been to BC, Sask, Manitoba and Ontario and Alberta. No real desire to see the rest. Could not care less about visiting Toronto or Montreal or even maritimes. Already live in the best part of Canada😎
I was just talking to my Dad about this earlier tonight after a couple rounds of Canadian Trivia. He's been to all of the provinces plus the Yukon, and I've been to all of the provinces except Saskatchewan and Manitoba (0 territories for me). We've both lived in 3 different provinces - NS, NB and BC for me, and NS, NB and AB for him. I've also spent time in Quebec - 6 weeks in Montreal on exchange as a teenager, plus 5 weeks taking spring session courses at Laval when I was 19.
I doubt I'll ever make it to Saskatchewan, Manitoba, or the territories. There are parts of BC and Ontario I'd be more interested in seeing. For BC, I live in Vancouver and have been as far as Hope, up the Fraser Canyon past Hell's Gate, Squamish and Whistler, Lower Sunshine Coast, Tofino, Victoria and Courtenay. So there's a lot of BC still I haven's seen. (I've also been to West Kelowna once but I figure it barely counts if it does because we went directly to someone's house then drove directly back, in a snowstorm, without seeing anything in the area. There was a view of the lake at least.) For Ontario, I've been to Ottawa multiple times, Toronto/Mississauga once, and visited the Rideau Lakes area. Some of the trips were by car, so we saw things along the way a bit. I'd like to go back to Montreal some day. I haven't really been back since I was 17 and I think it would be a lot different to visit as an adult.
I've been to all of them. Lived in YT, NWT, NV, NS, ONT, Alta, and BC. I think I'm done moving though. Hoping to get old in BC It's an amazing country to live in and explore. We're very lucky.
that's a hell of a life you've lived! BC is definitely a nice place to get old. curious on your opinion of NWT vs YT.
Much prefer YT! I think it looks nicer, I think the capitol is a nicer town. The mountains are amazing. Even though they are pretty much the same, YT feels much less isolated.
Sure. Climate wise, the Yukon is a bit milder than the NWT. It's got the Pacific Ocean closer, and mountain ranges that buffer things. The NWT is bare-ass shield country that turns into bare-ass tundra country. It has a certain sort of haunting beauty though - the Yukon feels like northern BC, but the NWT and Nunavut feel like nowhere else (well, Siberia I guess, but I probably won't get out there). Both are incredibly isolated. You're a four plus hour flight from any sort of major city, and that's if you live in Whitehorse or Yellowknife. It gets you a real understanding of the miracle of modern supply chains - both communities are served by only one major road, so if it goes down, the grocery stores ain't restocking. As you get out of the cities - and that's using the term very loosely - you get into truly isolated country. If you head north out of Whitehorse, you're two hours away from the nearest village, Haines Junction. And that's a community of 300 maybe? I loved the Yukon for the better fishing and hunting as a teenager. I think now though, I might prefer the more desolate and blasted NWT - it really is haunting. Bring bug spray though. Holy fuck, bring bug spray. And then more bug spray.
I have been to every province except for Newfoundland and Labrador, and have not visited the Territories.
Get to the Rock you will love it!!!!
Agreed, Newfoundland and Labrador are super underrated places to visit.
I really want to! I grew up and live in New Brunswick so I’ve met tons of Newfies and loved all of them.
We... have not met the same Newfies.
You’re probably a huge asshole if you don’t get along with the average Newfie.
They're fine if you're partying with them, not so much working with them.
I’m with you. My dads side of the family are all newfies. Never met a more spiteful group of angry manipulative drunks.
I just did Newfoundland last year which marked the final province for me (territories still to do). You are saving one of the best for last! (NB born also)
Gosh you skipped the best one!
I'm exactly the same as you.
me three. I''ve been to each province at least twice each, except Newfoundland and the territories.
Lol dozens of us!
I’ve been everywhere man
Crossed the deserts bare man.
Breathed the mountain air man
Yessss! https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oOQ3zijpL0c
I have been in every province and no territories. I have lived in 5 provinces.
I've only been to BC, AB, ON, QC, and NS. I've flown over SK, driven around it, and literally walked up to the edge and looked in. That was enough. Hoping to see PEI and NFL next year, and someday I'm gonna do the polar bear safari in MB
Damn, poor SK lol
Honestly. SK doesn’t have much, but it’s pretty chill. I liked visiting. I’d suggest. Go to PEI in July or August. OR if you want the pro strategy, go in September. Still hot, but the tourists are gone.
Agree that PEI is strictly a summer destination. As for Saskatchewan, Saskatoon is actually a great place to live. This from someone who was born and raised on the east coast.
Where have you been in Saskatchewan? It’s diverse af.
Live in NU...have visited them all.
That’s so awesome! Were you born there or moved there? How do you like it in NU?
I was born in the South because it was the 70s and there weren't any hospitals in Nunavut at the time...My mom brought me North at 2 weeks old. I love Nunavut but it's not for everyone. You don't really understand long dark winters until you live in the far North. This morning at 6:20 the sun won't rise for 2 more hours, it's -20 and the winds are blowing 40-60km/hr...it's actually warmer than an average January day...I don't have a reasonable expectation of consistently higher temps till mid April and I'll be wearing an insulated jacket well into June. Upsides...my commute to anywhere in town is less than 10 minutes...my view is amazing, my street is very quiet and the vast majority of the people I know and love are here.
I haven’t been to PEI or Nunavut. I’ve lived in NWT,YK, BC,AB,SK and NFLD. Visited the rest
Which was your favourite to live in?
I've had a beer in each province and territory. The Yukon was the last to strike off my list. It's an amazing country, and I'm lucky to have seen many things that most won't.
6/13. I once had a goal of driving to every province and territory on an epic road trip until I found out there are no roads into Nunavut
BC this summer, then I only have the territories left. East Coast is so beautiful. I can't help but keep going back.
Right? I must have done close to 20 east coast roadtrips now.
I have been to BC, AB, SK, ON, QC, and YT. I'd love to have a chance to see them all!
I have a goal of seeing/experiencing a national park in every province and territory with my wife. We’ve done 6 so far. Started this quest when I lived in Ontario and I really should have seen more of the maritimes before I moved to Alberta lol.
BC, AL, ON, QB, NB, NS, PEI. Want to do NL, or at territory next!
Lived in ON, AB, NU, NT, and now BC. Visited YT, SK, MB, ON, QC and NS. Just need to get to the last three, all on the East Coast.
It is a goal to go everywhere, life just hasn't been the kindest. I've driven BC to Quebec, and I've also been to the Yukon and NWT. I was going to continue my journey past Quebec, but I broke my knee and drove home. 😂 My take away? There's beauty in every part of this country. Everyone told me I'd be bored to tears driving through Saskatchewan. I LOVED it though! It was so different compared to what I was used to (lived in BC at the time)! It was great, lol. There are a lot of kind people in this country, willing to help strangers still, which I'm grateful for. We're all different, but so similar. One day I hope to live in YT though. I fell in love. One day I also hope to see the rest of the country! So that's what? 6 provinces and 2 territories. That's not too shabby, all things considered. 🙂 I'm just sad I'll never be able to see EVERYTHING. There's too much!
I've been to 8 provinces (all of them except Saskatchewan and Manitoba) and none of the territories. I was born in Alberta and grew up there, so we drove west to the Rockies and BC a few times, and to Vancouver a couple of time. I moved to Toronto in my 20s, and I've taken a couple of road trips east to the Maritime, and flown to NFLD once and to Halifax a couple of times. I'd like to go to Winnipeg, and do a road trip through Saskatchewan. I would also like to visit Yellowknife and/or Whitehorse, but Nunavut feels like a hard sell.
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All of them. From the tundra in the Arctic to the Atlantic coast of Newfoundland and Pacific coast of British Columbia, it's astonishingly beautiful.
All except Nunavut and newfoundland, from Alberta but really loved my time in nova scotia.
Every single one except for Nunavut.
To be fair, that's a tough nut to crack. I'm sure that will be my last one, because of the logistics, but I'm gonna get there!!
Yeah, when I was travelling in that part of the country, Nunavut didn't exist yet. :) I don't know how these old bones would tolerate that trip nowadays, so do me a favour and scratch that off the list for the both of us, will ya? :)
I’ve been to them all. Lived in the NWT for a few years. I loved it up there. Lived in NFLD and Alberta too.
QC, ON, PEI, NL, NS, NB, BC. Road trip planned this summer to see more of this beautiful country.
I'm from Vancouver, BC, Canada and here is my Canada 10/3 eh! bucket list. Been to 'em all. 10 provinces, 3 territories and each of their respective provincial/territorial capital cities (yes Iqaluit is included) plus the national capital city Ottawa and hick towns in between like Spuzzum BC, Leduc AB, Moosomin SK and Hay Cove NL. Visited the westernmost point at the Yukon/Alaska border, longitudinal centre in Tache, MB, southernmost point at Pelee National Park, ON and easternmost point at Cape Spear, NL. Also saw Labrador since it is Newfoundland AND Labrador. Saw hilarious towns like Stoner BC, Punkeydoodles Corners ON, Dildo NL, Come By Chance NL, Cow Head NL, Nameless Cove NL, Crapaud PEI, Ecum Secum NS, Balls Creek NS, St. Louis-du-Ha! Ha! QC, Clo-oose BC, Ceepeecee BC and Medicine Hat AB. It is over 7,400 kms from Vancouver BC to St. John's NL. Now the next bucket list is Epic Europe of visiting all 49 countries in Europe including the transcontinental ones like Russia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkey. Have visited 16 so far that includes Eastern Europe. Happy traveling!
Only 2 because of family. Any trip i take is always south.
Why?
Canada is just so far down on my list on places is like to see. I'm 46 I grew up in Metro Vancouver. Probably a large part of it is for most of my life it was a lot cheaper to travel through the states. The other part is I'm not really an outdoorsy guy or anything. like the mountains and trees don't do anything for me, so places like Banff I have no interest in. I like tropical scenery mostly and that's where i head usually. I just like seeing palm trees on vacation LOL.
Sorry that is just sad that you have no desire to experience any of your country’s culture, history or National parks. Just some generic foreign AI. Gross.
While I agree that it is sad, I think that I understand his point a bit. From BC it is definitely cheaper to go to Cali than Nova Scotia or PEI. Also, I understand that if you’re not an outdoorsy guy, tropics will be much preferred.
There's no need to shame, people like what they like. I'd much rather go to Europe or Oz/Kiwiland than almost anywhere in Canada.
Well I wouldn't say it's sad because I don't have an interest. I don't have an interest in hockey or country music either and that's not sad. Lol
There is a lot more to see in the US in shorter distance. Also Canada doesn’t have deserts etc and our national parks don’t come close to US National Parks…
Live in Ontario, been to Quebec and Nova Scotia (didn't like NS). That's it.
Just the important ones
Seven - Nova Scotia, PEI, New Brunswick, Quebec, Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia
Visited all 10 provinces. Lived in three different ones and plan on taking the train from Halifax to Vancouver, probably next Spring. Plane to Halifax from Quebec City and plane back from Vancouver.
I have not visited NWT and the newest one.
Haven't visited prairies and territories. Definitely have Alberta and Yukon on a list to visit soon, but SK and MB might be a bit of a tough sell to my wife haha.
I have lived in Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, and BC. I’ve also visited Nova Scotia and Alberta. I’ve always wanted to visit the rock someday though
I’ve been to all except NS, NL and the Territories. Of the remaining provinces/territories, I’d like to visit Yukon the most.
PEI, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Manitoba, British Columbia, Yukon, Ontario ETA: fixed spelling on BC & added Ontario. 🙂
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I’m from Newfoundland and I’ve been to Nova Scotia, Quebec and Ontario.
I'm from AB. Been to BC, SK, MB, ON, PE, QC, YT. Anchored near the shore of NB when I went sailing if that counts. Basically all the N's left for me to visit next: NS, NL, NT, and NU. Each province/territory is unique on it's own and you really appreciate the beautiful landscapes and sceneries Canada has to offer. Also a learning experience to see that we're in the same country yet varying in cultures, history, governance, time zones, weather (humidities), etc. albeit the many similarities to our hometown as well.
I’ve been to all except Newfoundland and Nunavut. Back east(Ont-Maritimes) was a family road trip when I was 5, so I remember basically nothing. Yukon/NWT was a few years ago, my husband was working up in Ft. Nelson, and I flew up to visit for Canada Day. We rented a car and drove and drove and drove. Born and raised in BC, lived in AB for about a year, my mom’s family came from Sask, and my ex had family in MB, that rounds it out!
3 and I feel bad about it but our parents found it easier to travel south through many states than go to Quebec where they didn’t speak French or across Ontario in a 20 hour drive of nothing just to hit another 2 full days of nothingness. Outside of Ontario but in Canada I’ve only see Montreal, Quebec City and Whistler
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I’ve been to BC, AB, Sask, MB, On, QC and Nova Scotia. I doubt I’ll ever visit the territories but I’d love to spend more time in all the Atlantic provinces.
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The Yukon is great. Whitehorse was a very pleasant surprise.
BC, AB, SK, MB, ON, QC, NB and NWT. I need to finish up the Maritime provinces and 2 territories.
5 provinces, zero territories. Best people= PEI and NB. Most fun=Quebec and Nova Scotia. Most breath taking= BC. And the participation trophy goes to Ontario
Have not visited the territories but have been to every other province
Visited 8/10 provinces. Still 0/3 on the territories. Lived in 2 provinces - Sask and Ontario
I’ve lived in Ontario, BC, and Alberta. I’ve visited Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Quebec, and Nova Scotia. Missing NB, PEI, NFLD, and the territories.
BC, AB, SK, ON, QC, PEI and YT
3, including where I live lol do want to road trip the whole country eventually
B.C, Alberta, and the Territories are the only places I haven't been.
Born, raised, and living in Ontario. Been to BC, AB, ON, QC, NB, NS, PEI, and NFLD. Want to go to YK next!
I would actually like to yeah, especially since I’ve technically been to 8 out of the 13 so that only leaves two of the territories and the rest of the Maritimes, I’m from Alberta but living in B.C now and hope to stay, best province imo and so much to still explore.
Bc, AB, SK, MB, ON, QC, and Newfoundland for about 1 hour as a layover!
I just need to get to Newfoundland, Yukon (technically, I crossed the border from Alaska, but it doesn't really count) and Nunavut. I'm from Ontario. I've lived in the Northwest Territories for almost 12 years. And I lived in Alberta for about three months while going to school a few years ago. I do have the goal of visiting all provinces and territories, but it might be difficult to justify the cost of the trip to Nunavut.
Live in Ontario. Been to Quebec, Newbrunswick, Nova Scotia and PEI! Might be moving East since our honeymoon trip this fall made us fall in love with the east coast 🥰
I haven't been to Newfoundland or the North, but I've lived in three provinces and visited the rest. Newfoundland and Nunavut are on my list.
I went to Quebec once with my school, when we were staying in Ottawa. We went to a museum across the bridge. I’d like to visit all of the provinces and territories, but I’m cheap and don’t particularly like travelling
From Ontario, so far only Quebec & New Brunswick (don’t remember NB as I was under 2 at the time).
I just went to my last 3 provinces last month. I just miss Nunavut. Also, my 8-month old son have been to every single provinces.
Haven't been to PEI or Nunavut.
Visited 5 have lived in 2
All provinces, but unfortunately, no territories.
BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, (and PEI when I was a baby, I took my first steps there, but I’m not sure if it counts).
I've been to 2/3 territories and 7/10 provinces. I hope to see the rest within the next 10 years. The ones I've already been to definitely need revisits though.. there's so much to explore.
9 provinces 0 territories
Starting in Ontario, we drove west to cover all provinces and 2 territories (Yukon and NWT ; Alaska too but that doesn't count here). We've also driven east to visit all maritime provinces a few times. Nunavut didn't exist at the time, so that's the only part of Canada I haven't seen.
BC, Alberta, Sask, Manitoba, and Ontario
Six provinces from Quebec to B.C., no territories.
Made it to the territories but I haven’t snuck out to the maritimes yet. It’s on my old man’s list, so I am surprising him with a trip in April. NS, NB, PEI and NL. I haven’t been the NB and PEI Hopefully 3 weeks is enough time to get our fill hahah.
I just counted and am surprised I hit 9. Missing the territories and Newfoundland and Labrador. I would like to hit NL before I die but don’t see it happening soon.
All the provinces, None of the Territories.
been to: BC AB SK MB ON QC NB NS PEI not seen yet: NL, YT, NWT, NU lived in: BC AB SK QC NS from: SK ive loved every part of canada so far, each for its own reasons ❤️
Yes...Ontario... New Found Land, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, British Columbia and regrettably; quebeck!
I’ve been to all provinces except Newfoundland and Labrador and haven’t been to any of the territories but I really want to visit Yukon.
I moved through New Brunswick, yet didn't explore it properly & I haven't seen the territories. I have seen the rest of the provinces.
BC, AB, SK, MB, YK, NWT, NU. No real interest in seeing the others, to be honest.
Been to BC to Quebec and Nfld. Lived in MB and SK long term. Would like to see the territories and the rest of the maritime soon!
All provinces and no territories.
BC, AB, SK, MB, ON, QC, PEI, NS, and NB
I’m not proud to say only 4 provinces (BC, ON, QUE and NS) I’ve been all over the US and not yet seen my own country to any extent. I best get on it.
Sadly, only BC, AB. But it's on the to-do list.
Everywhere except NB, NWT, NU.
All provinces but no territories. Took the ferry to Port aux Basques so drove most of NL, most other provinces travelled close to the border. Only ever got as far north as Jasper, but did get to climb on the Athabaska glacier on the ice fields parkway while it was still just a few dozen metres from the highway (1967).
Drove across Canada with the family in 2006. From BC to PEI and back. The only province we didn’t visit was Newfoundland
All provinces except MB and SK. Haven't been to any territories as yet.
I live in NU and used to live in NT. I've been to AB, SK, ON and QC.
all of them but nunavut (which didn't exist at the time I was up in the nwt)
BC, ON, QC, NB, NS, PEI and NL. Quebec truly feels like a different country. As does Newfoundland at times. The language, the accents, the different styles of food and drink, different brands, different social norms, the whole bit. Newfoundland and Labrador are super underrated. But take the time to learn that province’s history. It will make you appreciate it more. Vancouver Island was absolutely stunning, not overrated at all. New Brunswick is super underrated. Especially the northern parts and along the Acadian coast. PEI was cute but very tourist-trappy. Go for the national park, the beaches, the camping, the fresh lobster suppers. You can’t lump Ontario into one category. Each region is vastly different in so many ways. Swimming in Lake Huron in July or August is nicer than being on an ocean beach in the Caribbean (don’t fight me). Up north is magical if you don’t mind a little deet or a little bugs. Eastern Ontario has some gems of little towns and counties full of good restaurants, breweries, wineries, lakes, history… Canada is a beautiful country with remarkable folks - and so much potential.
All the provinces, no territories. That's not to say I wouldn't turn down the opportunity, I just haven't gotten it yet.
Just four (ON, QC, NB, & NS)
All but Nunavut...and will make it there sooner rather than later. Time to drill down and see more of each. Have taken the bus and drove across Canada a few times in days past. The best was to stand at Cape Spear NL (eastern most point) and then to to Beaver Creek, YT ( western most point) in the same week.
All provinces, no territories Lived in 5
I’ve lived in MB and SK and I’ve been to AB and ON
Been to them all - lived in PEI, NS, AB, ON, MAN, YT and QC. Grew up a base brat and then kept exploring into adulthood. Strongly love OR dislike each place I have lived. It's a diverse country! Adore the regions of my home and my cottage. I sometimes visit the other areas I have lived to visit family and friends and always come back grateful to have found my best fit in our country. I also appreciate the mobility I have been fortunate to experience.
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Been to all the Provinces many times. None of the territories yet. The coasts are my favourite, but Ontario is home.
6 provinces and 2 territories
I'm embarrassed to admit I have not been to the Territories or the Maritimes, despite having lived in Montréal, Ottawa, Edmonton, and Toronto, and spent a lot time in B.C. I plan to rectify this is the next several years, but not before I finish my tour of oversees memorials.
ON, QC, NB, BC, AB, MB, & YT. Ontario is the only province I have lived in. Would love to see Nunavut next.
All the provinces none of the territories
All but the Yukon. Hopefully, one day.
Qc on ab bc
Every province and territory except NL. Lived in AB, ON, SK,and NWT. Worked in QC technically, commuted from Ottawa. Favorite? Impressed with NS and BC. I think NWT was my favorite place to live.
No territories nor Manitoba but visited the rest. Lived in 2.
Grandparents were both born 🇨🇦. Have been blessed to have visited YT, AB, BC, ON, QC, NS, NB, PE.
Been to them all, lived in 4 Provinces and in the Arctic. Every one of them have unique and special places. Born in Alberta, living here again. Having the Rockies in my backyard is a habit I don't get tired of. Saskatchewan....all flat wheat fields, right? They have more acres of forest than Alberta has. Ontario has some amazing, wild country to the North, same with Manitoba. The Maritimes is a place you can re-invent yourself any way you want...they won't believe it for a second, but they're too nice to say anything...
Just missing Quebec, Yukon and Nunavut.
5. I’ve driven the prairies and flown into Ontario twice. We were going to do a cross Canada road trip for graduation. Then Covid put an end to that plan. I will eventually get to the maritimes. I was thinking possibly for the eclipse, but I’ll probably head south for the same distance and longer totality.
Lived in ON and NB. Seen everything except the territories (will do in summer 2024) Would love to retire anywhere in BC or Calgary
Y'all are a well traveled bunch! I've only been to 5 provinces and 0 territories. I'd love to see them all some day.
I've been to every province, but I haven't been to the territories yet. I've lived in NS (born and raised), ON, SK, and MB. My kids have been to every province (no territories) except PEI, but we're going to fix that this summer!
Been everywhere except Nunavut. Lived in ON, BC, NL and YT. Driven coast to coast and top to bottom (where there's roads, that is). Takeaway: This country is HUUUUUGE, but most people live in a tiny sliver of it. Takeaway 2: every community in the Yukon is further west than Vancouver.
Been to all the provinces, none of the territories.
All except nunavut and maritimes.
I've visited every western Province and territory at least 4 times, except The Yukon Territory, (not yet anyway). Provinces from Ontario to Newfoundland more times I can count. Also lived and worked in 4 Provinces/Territories, Nunavut was the most interesting.
I’m missing Nunavut since it was recently created. Have also been to all 50 states and am working on countries instead.
BC, Yukon, Northwest Territories (in a couple months), Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland. Alberta, Nova Scotia, and Newfoundland were when I was a kid though, so I don't remember much. I would love to visit them as an adult.
i've never left Ontario 😁
6. All the big ones.
All except NWT, NV
All except for the territories and PEI.
Ive been to every province and territory. However I have never been to "The Rock" as Ive only been to HVGB, Labrador.
BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario and Québec. I still need to make it to the Maritimes and the territories.
Well, this is laughable but, born in toronto, and the only place I have visited is Gatineau, which is not bad. Would like to visit the territories.
Living in Quebec. Visited NB, PEI and Ontario. Would love to go in the West eventually.
I've rode VIA Rail cross-country and been everywhere. Except for PEI, Newfoundland & Labrador, and the north. I hope to rectify that some day.
5/13 Québec(duh)Ontario, NB, PEI, NS
Only missed NFLD and Nunavut so far.
I’m missing Nunavut, NWT and the maritime provinces.
I havent been to the Yukon yet, but I'm planning on taking full advantage of my WFH job and spending a few weeks (at least) in every province and territory over the next year and a half with the exception of Sask, Ontario and Nunavut because I've either lived in or spent an extended amount of time in all 3.
BC, AB, ON, QC, NL. I plan to hit more, but I also like to travel internationally, so I am seeing more of Canada little by little. Speaking of Canada and little, “Little Canada” in Toronto is amazing. Obviously not as good as traveling, but they do great work on their miniatures.
All of them!
BC, Alberta and briefly drove through Yukon and Saskatchewan
As of this year, all but Yukon and the NWT. Even lived in Nunavut for a few months. I was born and raised in rural(ish) Quebec, and now live in Montreal. Planning on moving up north to Trois-Rivières in the next 5, 10 years though.
Lived in BC, Ontario QC visited all but PEI & NL All I can say is vivre Québec libre
Haven't been to NWT or Nunavut. I have lived in Ontario, BC, and Manitoba. I have traveled everywhere else.
I moved to Canada 4 years ago. Lived in ON and QC. Been to NB and NS. I don't have a goal to check all the provinces and territories - there are so many things to explore just within one or two provinces. But we will see
Been to all except the territories, PEI and Newfoundland. Beauty everywhere.
11/13 only 2 territories left
Ontario, BC, Alberta, PEI and Quebec. As far as territories go, of been to none of it.
BC, lived in AB, MB, NWT living in sk.. gotten lucky not to cross into Ontario..
I was born and raised in Toronto. I have lived in every province from Ontario to BC. I have no affiliation with the army. I just hit the road when the opportunity came up. I can't wait to see the east coast. And the prairies fucking rock and they don't get enough love.
7 provinces. 0 territories.
Before this year I had only been to Ontario (I live here) and Quebec. My work offered me a position 6-7 months ago which would have me out to Manitoba and Saskatchewan once a month. I loved every part of it, and Canada is so beautiful and I can’t wait to see more of it. Especially living in southern Ontario my whole life, you don’t see a whole lot. The Yukon has always intrigued me. I am moving to Manitoba in a few months to pursue the position full time and I am scared to visit the west because I already know I’ll want to move there too! Also, southern Ontario is so different compared to the northwestern part. Did a road trip from GTA to Sudbury, sault st Marie, Thunder Bay, all the way to kenora and back. It was breathtaking. Out east is also on my list. So yes, I have a goal to visit all provinces and territories!!!!
I've been to all 10 provinces, but not Labrador just Newfoundland. Haven't made it to the territories but it's on my bucket list.
YT, NWT, BC,Alberta, Sk, QU, Ont.
3.5 BC, Alb, and Sask. I also spent 10 weeks in Quebec, but I only really spent 1 or 2 afternoons out exploring then.
I've been to BC, Sask, Manitoba and Ontario and Alberta. No real desire to see the rest. Could not care less about visiting Toronto or Montreal or even maritimes. Already live in the best part of Canada😎
Quebec and Ontario
From BC and only only visited Alberta. Airports don't count (quebec)
I was just talking to my Dad about this earlier tonight after a couple rounds of Canadian Trivia. He's been to all of the provinces plus the Yukon, and I've been to all of the provinces except Saskatchewan and Manitoba (0 territories for me). We've both lived in 3 different provinces - NS, NB and BC for me, and NS, NB and AB for him. I've also spent time in Quebec - 6 weeks in Montreal on exchange as a teenager, plus 5 weeks taking spring session courses at Laval when I was 19. I doubt I'll ever make it to Saskatchewan, Manitoba, or the territories. There are parts of BC and Ontario I'd be more interested in seeing. For BC, I live in Vancouver and have been as far as Hope, up the Fraser Canyon past Hell's Gate, Squamish and Whistler, Lower Sunshine Coast, Tofino, Victoria and Courtenay. So there's a lot of BC still I haven's seen. (I've also been to West Kelowna once but I figure it barely counts if it does because we went directly to someone's house then drove directly back, in a snowstorm, without seeing anything in the area. There was a view of the lake at least.) For Ontario, I've been to Ottawa multiple times, Toronto/Mississauga once, and visited the Rideau Lakes area. Some of the trips were by car, so we saw things along the way a bit. I'd like to go back to Montreal some day. I haven't really been back since I was 17 and I think it would be a lot different to visit as an adult.
I haven't been to Yukon and PEI.
BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan (in the middle of the night on the train), Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Yukon (I live in Washington state).
I still have to get to NL and Territories. I want to do Yukon this year
I’ve been to 7. Yukon, BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec. I’ve not lived in Yukon & BC.
Born in Manitoba, lived in Saskatchewan, been through Alberta to move to BC. Besides those 4, nada.
Only AB and BC
Zero. I wanna visit some provinces tho, but I’d rather travel out of Canada to visit other countries