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Canada has ten provinces and three territories. English is the majority language in most provinces of Canada. French is the majority language of Quebec, and is widely spoken in New Brunswick and some areas of Ontario, Nova Scotia, and Manitoba. Inuktitut is the majority language in Nunavut and has official status there. So for the convenience of the common hitchhiker these provinces and territories are discussed in detail along with their capitals at the following pages.

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rdfs:label	Canada/Tips for hitchhikers
rdfs:comment	Canada has ten provinces and three territories. English is the majority language in most provinces of Canada. French is the majority language of Quebec, and is widely spoken in New Brunswick and some areas of Ontario, Nova Scotia, and Manitoba. Inuktitut is the majority language in Nunavut and has official status there. So for the convenience of the common hitchhiker these provinces and territories are discussed in detail along with their capitals at the following pages.
dcterms:subject	Hitchhiking Canada dbkwik:resource/4V08o8LqOPPbhyWDKZRvNg==
abstract	Canada has ten provinces and three territories. English is the majority language in most provinces of Canada. French is the majority language of Quebec, and is widely spoken in New Brunswick and some areas of Ontario, Nova Scotia, and Manitoba. Inuktitut is the majority language in Nunavut and has official status there. So for the convenience of the common hitchhiker these provinces and territories are discussed in detail along with their capitals at the following pages.

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