How might a conservation biologist apply the theory of island biogeography in a national park
1 . Canadian English is an odd duck, a weird amalgam of American English and our British roots. 2  Canadian spelling keeps the 'u' in words like honour, colour and valour. 3  Canada switched over to the metric system decades ago, while the U.S. is one of the few countries that still use the imperial system.
New Brunswick - northern part Acadian French, and English everywhere else. It is the only officially bilingual province in Canada. Nova Scotia - mostly English, with a French area on the north coast of Cape Breton, and still a few Gaelic speakers, mostly on Cape Breton. Newfoundland - English, sort of. Pretty different sounding in some places.