Les grandes villes du Nunavut

Today, news anchor Alice and her field reporter Jean-Christopher Bernache introduce us to the Canadian Potato Museum in O'Leary. This museum located on Prince Edward Island traces the history of the potato, which is one of the main crops in the region.

Today, news anchor Alice and her field reporter, puppet Jean-Christopher Bernache, introduce us to the major cities of the Yukon. Can you guess which are the biggest cities in the territory?

Today, news anchor Alice and her field reporter Jean-Christopher Bernache introduce us to the Ontario Maple Syrup Museum. Located in St. Jacobs, Ontario, this sweet museum explains the fascinating history of the precious brown liquor and how it is processed.

Today, news anchor Alice and her field reporter puppet Jean-Christopher Bernache introduce us to Canada's Eiffel Tower. This replica of the French Eiffel Tower is located in the town of Montmartre, Saskatchewan.

Today, news anchor Alice and her field reporter Jean-Christopher Bernache introduce us to the giant two dollar coin in Campbellford, Ontario. This imposing sculpture is 8 meters high.

Today, news anchor Alice and her field reporter Jean-Christopher Bernache introduce us to the Chocolate Museum in the town of St. Stephen, New Brunswick. It is located in a factory that has been producing chocolate for over 100 years.

Today, news anchor Alice and her field reporter, puppet Jean-Christopher Bernache, introduce us to Dinosaur Provincial Park in Alberta. This park contains fossils of more than 60 different species of dinosaurs, some of which date back more than 77 million years!

Today, anchor Alice and her field reporter Jean-Christopher Bernache introduce us to the largest insectarium in North America. Located in Montreal, the place gathers more than 20,000 specimens, including about 300 living species.

Today, news anchor Alice and her field reporter, puppet Jean-Christopher Bernache, introduce us to the Yukon's major industries and resources. Fascinating!