Sentences with phrase «prairie province»

My name is Brittany and I am a 25 - year - old introvert, part - time independent traveler, healthy eater, and amateur photographer living simply near a small town in the Canadian prairie province of Manitoba.

For eaters in North America living outside of the grain growing regions of the U.S. mid-west and the Canadian prairie provinces one of the big gaps in eating a wholly local diet is the absence of wheat.

The biotech industry in the other prairie province of Manitoba is comparatively small, with only six companies.

On Thursday, fellow prairie province Saskatchewan entered into the war, announcing it will consider limits on its out - of - province oil shipments if B.C. continues its efforts to delay the pipeline expansion project.While Saskatchewan likely would not be shipping oil on the proposed pipeline, the province has been negatively impacted by the projects continued delays.

Nine in 10 homeowners in Canada's three prairie provinces say being debt - free is very important to a successful retirement.

Born in the western prairie province of Saskatchewan in 1982, Salgado received a Bachelor degree at the University of British Columbia (2005) and a Masters degree at Chelsea College of Art (2009).

But if I were from the middle prairie province, I would also explain, when asked, the word Saskatchewan comes from a Cree word meaning, «The place where no man can fall to his death.»

While the decision seems to have encouraged practitioners in Alberta, and to a lesser extent the other prairie provinces, to apply the process more robustly, the opposite appears true in B.C.. For example, the Alberta courts cited Hryniak 66 times in year one alone, while in B.C. the decision was cited only seven times in two years.

While long and severe drought in the US State of Georgia is officially «over», and water restrictions going «off» across the US Southeast, the Canadian prairie provinces (Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, as pictured) are suffering an historic drought that may have serious impacts on farmers and food production.

«If you live in a small town in a prairie province, you can now get funding with the click of a button,» he says.

Yet, two years later, with oil prices in free fall, the prairie province's population grew by just 300.

It had been active in the prairie provinces since before World War I, but had been interrupted by the war and the 1917 Unionist election.

This, combined with Northern Alberta's current infrastructure bottleneck (the landlocked province's pipeline system is woefully overcapacity), has caused the prairie province to take an economic hit.

It would be tempting to assume that most date ideas in the prairie provinces involve some combination of open skies, waving grasses, and cowboys — and while these can be fun (Calgary Stampede anyone?)

Manitoba is a prairie province in Canada, which has an area of 647,797 square kilometers and a population of 1,207,959, with more than half located within the Winnipeg Capital Region.

Saskatchewan is a prairie province in Canada, which has an area of 588,276.09 square kilometers and a population of 1,015,895, mostly living in the southern half of the province.

Alberta is one of Canada prairie provinces.

The prairie province boasts of an attractive housing market which is apparent after buyer demand increased in 2012.

Canadian Lawyer has ranked TDS as one of the top 5 Manitoba law firms and one of the top 10 law firms in the prairie provinces of Manitoba and Saskatchewan.