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You can find a fisher here. A fisher is part of the weasel family, and it's one of the few animals that eats porcupine.

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Prince Edward Island is named Canada's Food Island. Most of its popular food is seafood.

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The capital is Charlottetown, and a major city is Summerside.

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Captain Samuel Holland was picked to look at Britain’s new land in North America. He came to Prince Edward Island (it was called St. John's island at the time) and wanted the place of Charlottetown to honour Queen Charlotte.

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The first name was “Abeqweit”,  the Mi’kmaq made that name that meant “cradled in the waves”. Then the name changed to Ile Saint-Jean and the first French people who lived there called it that, they're the Acadians. After the Treaty of Paris it was the British's, and it was renamed St. John’s Island. Then the English changed it to Prince Edward Island in for the Duke of Kent and Strathearn, Prince Edward.

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Well, it is the smallest of the 10, but, it is on the east side of Canada and its in the Atlantic. It also was officially a providence on July 1, 1873.

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It is part of the Appalachian region and the highest point is about 466 feet above sea level. The coast is almost completely surrounded with bays and estuaries.  The temperatures are around 67 °F in July and 18 °F  in January, and it rains about is 43 inches every year.

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The Blue Jay was called the providence's bird in 1977. They lay 3-7 bluish greenish eggs every year. And the Lady's Slipper was providence's flower on April 25, 1947.  It grows in May and June in the woods