Alberta is next to British Columbia. Edmonton, Calgary, Banff and Jasper are famous places. Nice stamps. Thanks to Claudia.
Postcard 2 - British Columbia
British Columbia (BC) is the only Canadian province facing the Pacific Ocean. Vancouver, Victoria and Whistler are well known places around the world. Nice postage stamps including Year of Rat and Christmas issues. Thanks to Tam from Kitimat, BC, Canada.
Postcard 3 - Labrador and Newfoundland
Labrador and Newfoundland is the most eastern most province of Canada. Thanks to Hilary of St. John's, Newfoundland for this great card.
Postcard 4 - Manitoba
I have been trying to get a province map of Manitoba postcard for awhile. Finally, I receive this wonderful map postcard - thanks to April of Canada.
Postcard 5 - New Brunswick
New Brunswick is next to Quebec and share border with Maine of USA. Thanks to Kristen M of Ontario who drove to here for her vacation.
Postcard 6 - Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia is an eastern province of Canada facing the Atlantic Ocean. Halifax is a well known town in Nova Scotia. Nice stamp of Sir Winston Churchill. Thanks to Marian of NS.
Postcard 7 - Ontario
Ontario has many lakes including Lake Superior, Lake Huron, Lake Eerie and Lake Ontario. It is next to Quebec. Major cities like the capital Ottawa, Toronto and London and Niagara Falls are in Ontario. Thanks to Kristen M of Ontario.
Postcard 8 - Prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Island (PEI) is an Canadian island province in the Gulf of St. Lawrence connected to mainland Canada by bridges and ferries.
Postcard 8A
PEI province map. Thanks to Kristen M of Ontario
Postcard 8B
A different province map of PEI. Thanks to fairy_dust.
Postcard 9 - Quebec
Map of Quebec. Note that Labrador is part of another Canadian province. Le Quebec is the most French province of Canada. Quebec City, Montreal and the St. Lawrence Seaway are in Quebec. Thanks to "red_dianthus" for this card. Merci beaucoup.
Postcard 10 - Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan is a Canadian province sandwiched between Alberta and Manitoba. Thanks to someone from there who sent this great card inside an envelope.
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