Which province in Canada has the best climate?

The provinces with better climate are:

BC, Canada: Unlike other provinces in Canada, it is adjacent to the Pacific Ocean and affected by the Pacific warm current. The climate and latitude here are similar to those in Britain. It is warm in winter and cool in summer, with mild climatic conditions and comfortable life. It's like the south of China, with more rain and less snow, moist air and the coldest temperature above zero. It is one of the best provinces in Canada.

Alberta: The climate is pleasant, especially in summer. The average temperature is about 15 degrees Celsius. The climate in winter is much colder, and the temperature in the north can sometimes drop to MINUS 20 degrees. Although June, July and August are the best seasons for traveling, the first-class ski resorts in Banff and Jasper also attract many tourists.

Newfoundland: It belongs to temperate continental climate (sub-frigid coniferous forest climate). The Labrador cold current runs south along the east coast, with mild winters and extremely cool summers. In winter, affected by the continental air mass (windy in the eastern coast), the average temperature in 65438+1October is -4 ~-9℃, and the weather is changeable; In summer, affected by the Atlantic air mass, the average temperature in July is 10 ~ 15℃, and the eastern coast is foggy. The annual precipitation is 1000 ~ 1500mm, and the precipitation is even in all seasons, so it is suitable for people to live in.

New Brunswick: Compared with the climate in its coastal areas, the inland climate of New Brunswick has four distinct seasons. The main climate type is temperate maritime climate, which is humid, windy and foggy. 1 Monthly average temperature-15℃, July average temperature is 22℃, and August and September are the best tourist seasons. Winter is cold, the annual snowfall is 100 inch, and the highest and lowest temperatures in a year are between 32 degrees and MINUS 34 degrees. There is neither the cold in northern Canada nor the heat in southern America. It's sunny here with four distinct seasons. From vibrant spring and colorful summer to fruitful autumn and snowy winter, colorful scenes decorate the four seasons life of New Brunswick people.