Question for Canadians

[Mikey]

How many Province's have you visited ?

Was just wondering if Canadian tourism was mostly for foreigners or intranational too ?

[palitoy]

How many Province's have you visited ?

Six.

Was just wondering if Canadian tourism was mostly for foreigners or intranational too ?

Foreigners are international visitors i'm not sure what you mean?

Canadians explore their own country quite a bit, it's a huge industry that in an another life, paid my rent.

[Mikey]

Actually I said intranational which would be people of Canada

I think that's a word ? --- maybe not

[Fitski]

Canadians in their own country would be called Nationals

I've visited Manitoba, Nova Scotia, Quebec, Labrador/Newfoundland and New Brunswick. I've actually been to more states in the US than provinces in Canada.

[palitoy]

Actually I said intranational which would be people of Canada

I think that's a word ? --- maybe not

Actually, you're right, it's in the dictionary. My spell check disagrees but it's really there.

[TomStrong]

I'd love to visit! It seems like such a nice place. Every Canadian I've ever met was also super nice. When I was in high school/ college I worked in a golf store and we had a customer who had moved to north Alabama from Canada to open his doctors practice and he was always so awesome. His accent was really cool too, almost Irish sounding. I've also met other Canadians and they're always a fine representative of their country.

[cjefferys]

I've only been in one province, Ontario, the one where I live. On the other hand I've probably visited almost 20 states in the US, go figure. I really, really need to visit more provinces someday, I'm sure I'm missing a lot!

[Duncan]

Speaking as an American fan of hockey & Corner Gas, I really want to explore the southern 250ish miles of Canada from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Some day. Need to learn passable French, first. And maybe retire.

[Mikey]

I've been to Ontario, New Brunswick, Manitoba and Prince Edward Island.

[fallensaviour]

I've lived in B.C,Alberta,Saskatchewan,Manitoba visited Ontario and the north west territories.
Travelling across one province alone is huge I'm not sure if you guys in the U.S. That have never been here realize that or not?
Some provinces take 8-25 hours just to get across east to west thats not counting going from north to south driving.
I can get from winnipeg centre of Manitoba to Regina centre of Saskatchewan in about 6 1/2- 7 hours.
I've also been from the west coast of the USA to the east coast of the USA.

I like to call it interprovincial travel...

[Brown Bear]

I've visited five Provinces so far but suspect I'll make it to Calgary before too long.
As for the states, I've only visited Minnesota.

[Brazoo]

I live in Ontario, and I've only been to 2 others - Quebec and British Columbia. I've been to loads of States, but most of those were during road trips, so I'm not sure how much each of those count as a genuine visit.

[ubermanx]

I've been to only four provinces and one territory so far in this grand land of ours ...

- Marty

[Bruce Banner]

Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan.

[cjefferys]

Cool, it looks like so far I'm winning the contest for Canadian who has visited the least number of provinces! What an honour!