Maritimes

Population in Maritimes (50% French-speaking) will be divided culturally and politically.

the goodbye continues 2005

I can tell you, Rob, even as someone having grown up in Maritimes resenting my cousins here, it's getting to be a little bit much.

dipstick 2005

The third obstacle to successful trade between New England and the Maritimes is merely a problem of attitudes.

Big Fish from Little Ponds: Can Canada's Regional Companies Succeed in the Global Economy? 2002

The diversification of the economy of say, the Prairies or the Maritimes is hindered by yet another factor.

Some Regional Problems of Canada 1955

I made up my mind at once that, come what might, I would, in Toronto, justify Dosco as an asset of Canada and myself as something more than a sort of topflight mendicant seeking alms for the Maritimes from the taxpayer's bounty.

The Sun Rises in the East 1953

The great rock land of Northern Ontario, and the distance and the geographical barriers which separate the Maritimes from the rest of Canada?

The Challenge We Face 1946

It is the third in the series "Studies in Chinese Maritimes Development" following "China's Future Nuclear Submarine Force" and "China Energy Strategy: The Impact on Beijing's Maritime Policies."

China Defense Blog 2009

At the dawn of confederation the Maritimes were the industrial heartland of the nascent land.

Making Canada Better 2001

The coal deposits of the Maritimes are also at a formidable distance from these major power-using areas.

Putting The Atom To Work 1960

At the time of Confederation, the Maritimes were the fourth largest trading area in the world and they owned more than one-seventh as much shipping as Great Britain.

Parva Sub Ingenti (Small Under the Great) 1952