• Potatoes represent over 1/3 of farm revenue for Prince Edward Island (PEI) and PEI represents nearly 1/3 of Canadian potato production
  • At low tide, watch the Saint John River crash through a narrow gorge and tumble into the harbor, then return at high tide to watch it flow the other way
  • Nova Scotia and New Brunswick are connected by a small land bridge called the Isthmus of Chignecto
  • Newfoundland and Labrador has its own time zone – 30 minutes ahead of Eastern Standard Time
  • Locally known as “kissing bridges”, there are 62 covered bridges in New Brunswick
  • Prince Edward Island is the smallest province in Canada as well as the most densely populated
  • The Bay of Fundy stretches between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick and experiences the world’s highest tides
  • In the 1950s, Gander, Newfoundland, was home to the world’s busiest airport because it was the closest airport in North America when coming from Europe