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This new thread is inspired by the already-existing
corresponding thread for American states. So, to start with: Alberta. Stereotyped as the place where all the oil sands are; sometimes compared with Alabama in its political views (i.e. redneck conservative); seen as desperate to convert its natural resources into money as fast as it can; has two major cities (Edmonton and Calgary) that can be each other's bitterest rivals. |
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Ontario: The province of politics, whether you want it to be or not. Place where there is a lot of cool attractions and is pretty well known internationally 'cause we DO have Canada's capital after all. Place of multiculturalism and diverse populations in different parts of the province. A pretty large province, with a lot of water sources.
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