Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador - Secteurs d'activité

Today, news anchor Alice and her field reporter, puppet Jean-Christopher Bernache, take us on a tour of the world's largest axe sculpture! This giant structure is located in New Brunswick and is 15 meters high.

Today, news anchor Alice and her field reporter the puppet Jean-Christopher Bernache take us on a tour of Casa Loma. This impressive castle located in Toronto has over 99 rooms.

Today, news anchor Alice and her field reporter puppet Jean-Christopher Bernache take us on a tour of the largest beaver dam in the world. This one is located in Wood Buffalo National Park in Alberta and is 850 meters long.

Today, news anchor Alice and her field reporter puppet Jean-Christopher Bernache take us to Labatt Memorial Park. This park in Ontario is home to the oldest baseball field in the world.

Today, the anchor Alice and her field reporter the puppet Jean-Christopher Bernache make us discover the city of Vancouver. It is the largest city in the world to have hosted the Winter Olympics in 2010.

Today, anchor Alice and her field reporter, puppet Jean-Christopher Bernache, take us on a tour of the longest natural ice rink in the world. It is located in Ottawa and extends over 7.8 kilometers.

Today, news anchor Alice and her field reporter Jean-Christopher Bernache take us on a tour of the world's largest snow maze. It is located in St-Adolphe, Manitoba and covers more than 2,789 square meters.

Today, news anchor Alice and her field reporter puppet Jean-Christopher Bernache take us to Mount Thor in Nunavut, which has the largest vertical drop in the world. This particular mountain has an average angle of 105 degrees.

Today, news anchor Alice and her field reporter puppet Jean-Christopher Bernache take us on a tour of the intriguing fairy chimneys at Drumheller. These are impressive natural rock columns that measure between 5 and 7 meters high.

Today, news anchor Alice and her field reporter, puppet Jean-Christopher Bernache, take us on a tour of Lake Manicouagan in Quebec. It is a lake formed from a meteor crater.

Today, news anchor Alice and her field reporter, the puppet Jean-Christopher Bernache, introduce us to the town of Saint-Louis-du-Ha! Ha! in Quebec. What a surprising name for a town!

Today, news anchor Alice and her field reporter, puppet Jean-Christopher Bernache, tell us about the inauguration of the Canadian flag in 1965. Fascinating!

Today, news anchor Alice and her field reporter puppet Jean-Christopher Bernache give us some fascinating details about the Northwest Territories flag. What a flag!

Today, news anchor Alice and her field reporter puppet Jean-Christopher Bernache give us some fascinating details about the Nunavut flag. What a flag!

Today, news anchor Alice and her field reporter puppet Jean-Christopher Bernache give us some fascinating details about the flag of British Columbia. What a flag!