I've lived in Newfoundland and am living now in Ontario. I've also been to P.E.I., Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Quebec, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and B.C. So, all of the provinces, but not the territories.

I'm in Ontario and visited Alberta, Quebec, B.C

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I live in Ontario, but have visited Quebec, Manitoba, and British Columbia. It's a shame but I've more of the States than I have of my own country.

I've been to New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and British Columbia. I thought the ferry ride between Vancouver and Victoria was spectacular!! I've been there twice and would go again in a heartbeat.

I've lived in Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, Ontario, and currently in Alberta. I have been to every province except for Nfld, and the Territories. I have driven from Alberta to the Maritimes a few times, and highly recommend the trip to everyone. The northern route through Ontario is some of the most breath-taking, lonely, peaceful places I have ever seen.
We are considering a trip to NWT (Yellowknife) this summer...since we are about 8 hrs from the border.

Annie

Interesting that you say that, Annie. When I drove out west several years ago, I LOVED most of the drive, but I absolutely hated the very loooooooong stretch up through northern Ontario. I found it depressing and desolate. :) My mom is from Northern Ontario (Timmins) and I never liked the drive up there when we'd go every summer when I was a kid. Most of Canada, however, I find to be absolutely breathtaking.

Boo-hoo gazania, you didn't name Newfoundland (techncally it is Newfoundland and Labrador, Labrador is not a separate province).

Anyway, I live in Newfoundland (but have never been to Labrador) and I have visited the following provinces:
-Nova Scotia
-Prince Edward Island
-New Brunswick
-Quebec
-Ontario
-Alberta
-British Columbia

I'd love to see the other 2 provinces (Manitoba and Saskatchewan). Not so sure about the territories since I hate the cold (yes I am living in the wrong country, LOL)

I have lived in Newfoundland and Ontario,and have visited Alberta,Saskatchewan,Manitoba,Quebec,New Brunswick,Nova Scotia,and I also found the long drive through Northern ontario the most boring drive of all.Nothing to see but scrub spruce and small lakes,but I guess I can see where someone could find that hauntingly beautiful!

I live in NY, always have. But I've visited P.E.I., Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Quebec City and Montreal. Canada is an absolutely beautiful country. I could live there...I don't mind the cold ;o)

I now live in Alberta. I grew up in Northern Ontario. I have also lived in Saskatchewan. Have visited, BC, Manitoba, Quebec, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
My sister and her husband have built a bed and breakfast on Lake Superior in Northern Ontario. A little town called Wawa, home of the Giant Goose, also that's the town I was born and raised in. It truly is God's Country there.

We have either traveled and/or camped in all except P.E.I and Newfoundland and most of the northern tier states. Great camping and great food and wonderful people even in Quebec. We were in Quebec city during the political stuff a few years ago and yes they were great.

I have traveled through all provinces, except Newfoundland/Labrador, or the territories. Seeing Casey's photos makes me regret not going there many years ago when I traveled to the east coast. I grew up in Manitoba (many years ago), moved to Saskatchewan, then Alberta for the last twenty years. We have purchased a business in BC and are in the process of moving there. My husband is originally from there (we worked together in Winnipeg) and has wanted to go back ever since I've known him, so after many years it appears to be taking place.

mande

Two of the prettist drives are: 1) North from Banff to Jasper, and 2) west from Banff to any location in British Columbia, and of course, we can not forget Lake Louise and Moraine Lake.

I live in Ontario and I've visited Quebec, Nova Scotia,New Brunswicjk, P.E.I. & Newfoundland. I'd love to go out West and see the mountains.
I think my favorite spot was Cape Breton Island. I could live there easily! (In an old pretty house, on a hill overlooking the ocean, Of Course!)

Casey, I can't believe I missed your homeland of Newfoundland! I am always in awe of the beauty in the pictures that you post and I am fully aware that you live there. I often call DH in to see the pics that you post. I guess I should have written them all down before I posted just from memory off the top of my head.

The first major trip I went on (late Summer after high school graduation) was with my brother through many of the Cannadian provinces. From SE Minnesota we went along the north shore of Lake Superior to ThunderBay, Ontario. From there we headed west to Winnipeg, on through Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and into B.C. Neither one of us had seen mountains before. Like jemdandy I have to say that one of the prettiest drives I ever been on is from Banff to Jasper in the Canadian Rockies. Also, the Japanese gardens in Lethbridge, Alberta are fantastic. We came home through Idaho, Glacier Nat'l Park, across Montana, North Dakota and back to Minn.
2 guys on a road trip, what a great time!

Ron

ronf, we did the trip from Banff to Jasper by motorcycle a few years back in mid September. Like to froze my buns off! I agree, a most beautiful ride! In all our travels in the U. S. and Canada it is still at the top of my list of rides I would like to do again. Everyone should try to do it.

Hmmmm....no one has mentioned Nunavit.
Mande....where is BC are you moving to? I'm in the Vancouver area.

I know what you mean, gazania.
We were driving from Lloydminster to Edmonton the first week of Sept. and were caught in a snowstorm. And I thought summers were short in Minnesota.

Ron

To Kickypants,

We are in the process of moving about an hour and a half from Vancouver. We were contemplating on a place right on the coast north of Vancouver, but things didn't work out in that direction.

mande

I did go to Canada when I was a kid, but don't know which province I was in (whichever one MN runs into - Manitoba?).

Good list, gazania.

There's quite a variey of geography.

I remember after Dad had made a couple of trips between Ontario and Saskatchewan, he said that the first trip through Nothern Ontario was rather thrilling, and beautiful ... but that after the first trip, it was pretty well just water ... and rocks ... and trees.

I guess he didn't have much of the artist in his eyes.

I hope to make the Banff to Jasper trip some time ... I visited Jasper when I lived west of Edmonton and travelled the road between Calgary and Vancouver in my VW Bug in '58 on my return to Korea.

I've visited B.C., lived for a while in Saskatchewan and Alberta, visited Manitoba and Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia (including the Cabot Trail around Cape Breton).

But, to my regret, I've never been to Newfoundland and Labrador.

I'd better get busy and visit there, while I'm still enjoying good health and could enjoy it well.

If some feel like making a visit this summer, we'll be glad to see you.

ole joyful