| The province's second largest city, Ottawa, Canada's capital, is picturesquely nestled at the junction of three rivers. |
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| The province's forest coverage rate is currently 19 per cent and there are 2 million hectares of land left for afforestation. |
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| The province's economic boom has not led to a rise in the standard of living for the majority of Albertans. |
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| It will be touring the province's reserves, settlements and native communities. |
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| In particular, the province's vaguely defined outcomes-based curriculum can be seen by teachers as licence to teach whatever they wish. |
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| But, at least along the province's South Shore, folks are not taking things lying down. |
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| The money was subsequently transferred into the province's student loan fund. |
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| The imposed settlement also gave the province's health boards the unfettered right to contract out the hospital workers' jobs. |
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| Indeed, one of the province's main tourism attractions is the popular offshore snorkeling on Bunaken islands. |
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| We here in British Columbia know that forestry is the lifeblood of our province's economy. |
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| Both agriculture and the province's small manufacturing industries were decimated during the civil war. |
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| The train is intended to ease congestion caused by more than 300 000 cars a day travelling between the province's two principal cities. |
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| Likewise the guy who owns a chainsaw and seeks his living cutting pulpwood or sawlogs in the province's forests. |
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| The narrow, pulsating streets of Pinar proved the exception to the province's otherwise sleepy languor. |
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| The province's goal to grow more than 75,000 ha of cajuputs by 2010 is now considered impossible, but officials are trying to preserve the remaining area. |
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| Like hospitals, many of the province's mental health facilities are swamped with requests for help, and the people who need their services can't wait. |
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| New power plants will always have to conform to the province's environmental standards, but even the cleanest burning coal-fired plant is a polluter. |
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| Comedian John McBlain is convinced he will never get a mainstream television show because his mimicry of the province's politicians is too near the knuckle. |
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| The workshop also considered ways to implement the province's language policy which requires that government departments equitably use the province's official languages. |
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| Seventy-four and a half per cent of this province's college faculty have voted to strike in protest of the downhill slide of the quality of college education. |
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| With a high degree of ongoing roadworks on the province's roads and resultant narrowing of roads or gravel detours, conditions become even more treacherous. |
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| It's the fourth-biggest line item in the province's education budget, and it appears to have mysteriously escaped the budget-cutback chopping block. |
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| Seats went to archbishops and bishops of the province's twenty-three dioceses, owners of twenty-three baronies, and sixty-eight deputies of the Third Estate. |
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| The central government later turned down the draft regulation as it was feared it would pave the way for the province's separation from Indonesia. |
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| Authorities in the Pakistani province of Baluchistan say most of the province's 26 districts are suffering from severe famine as a result of the drought. |
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| Passed over for membership on several occasions, the twosome threatened court action to reverse their exclusion, an argument backed by the province's Equality Commission. |
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| The Northern Ireland Secretary has called for an end to the province's Groundhog Day, whereby everyone wakes up to the same scenario every few months. |
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| The Lieutenant Governor represents the Queen of Canada and acts as the province's head of state. |
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| It is also the same as the province's and the county's, but with a golden griffin's head on a blue shield. |
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| The province's identity was fixed on traditionalist and historical attachment to particularist privilege. |
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| The goal was to demonstrate the changes during the Smallwood era in the province's economy and infrastructure. |
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| The concept of tolerance was the mainstay of the province's Dutch mother country. |
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| The functioning of the Courts is regulated by the laws of civil procedure which are codified in each province's civil procedures rules. |
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| The Gaelic character of Nova Scotia has influenced that province's industry and traditions. |
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| The province's mainland is the Nova Scotia peninsula surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean, including numerous bays and estuaries. |
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| Though Labrador covers 71 percent of the province's land area, it has only 8 percent of the province's population. |
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| The province's early story extends further back than written records and survives mainly in legends such as the Ulster Cycle. |
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| Nevertheless, the province's imports far exceed its exports. |
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| He pitched his first freelance feature to Canadian Geographic... a cover story about the province's plaguelike overpopulation of moose, also known as Newfoundland speed bumps. |
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| Tourism is also a significant contributor to the province's economy. |
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| The community college, with its focus on training and education, was established in 1988 by amalgamating the province's former vocational schools. |
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| Junior clubs are the next level down in the province's development ladder. |
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