More people in Newfoundland and Labrador feel a strong sense of belonging to their province than anywhere else in Canada, according to a recent report.
A Statistics Canada survey found that 65 per cent of Newfoundlanders and Labradorians feel a “very strong sense of belonging” to their province.
That’s 13 per cent more than in Quebec, where residents feel the second highest rate of belonging in Canada, at 52 per cent.
Residents of Ontario, at 39 percent, and Manitoba, at 37 percent, feel the weakest sense of belonging.
Story courtesy of CBC news.