New Brunswick is not part of the USA because it is a Canadian province located in the eastern part of the country. It has been a part of Canada since Confederation in 1867, when it joined with Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island to form the Dominion of Canada.
Here are some reasons why New Brunswick remains a distinct entity from the USA:
- Historical and Political Development: New Brunswick has a long history of self-governance and has always maintained its own identity as a distinct political entity.
- Cultural and Linguistic Differences: New Brunswick has a unique culture and language, with a significant French-speaking population. This cultural heritage has contributed to the province's distinct identity.
- Geographical Proximity and Historical Ties: While New Brunswick shares a border with the USA, its historical and cultural ties are stronger with Canada.
New Brunswick's continued existence as a Canadian province is a testament to its unique identity and its historical and cultural connections with Canada.
