Canada’s Favorite Thanksgiving Side Dishes and Desserts by Province

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Turkey is the anchor of the Canadian Thanksgiving dinner and stuffing is equally popular. But what about side dishes and desserts?

Brussel sprouts - roasted or with ham - are the most popular side dish in British Columbia and Alberta. View Recipe

Mashed potatoes are the most popular side dish in Saskatchewan, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Nunavut. View Recipe

Butternut squash – roast or soup – is the top favorite side dish in Ontario, Quebec, and Nova Scotia. View Recipe

Mapped: Most Popular Sides and Desserts Check out the link below for our full story and visuals (!) View Map

When it comes to sauces , Gravy wins the popularity contest in almost all provinces except Newfoundland and Labrador. Learn more

Cranberry sauce is the most popular sauce in Newfoundland and Labrador. Learn more

Nothing says Thanksgiving in Canada more than a slice of pumpkin pie. Most Popular Desserts View Recipe

If you are in Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador, apple pie is the king of Thanksgiving desserts. View Recipe

In New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, where apple crisp or crumble is the most popular Thanksgiving dessert View Recipe