Google Maps has mislabeled several provincial parks in British Columbia and Alberta as state parks, causing confusion. In response, Google Canada denied recent changes and promised updates.

Google is working to update its map system to reflect Canada's "provincial park" designations, removing "state park" designations for the country.

The categorization pre-dates 51st state rhetoric but is getting fresh attention with concerns over sovereignty. The categorization is also used by other services including Bing and TripAdvisor.

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Google search, Google Maps and Google business listings are now all being updated to recognize provincial parks in BC as 'provincial' parks, n.

"We're actively working to update labels for parks in Canada ... British Columbia's minister of Environment and Parks, reportedly requested Google issue an update to clarify that these are ...

Social-media users are sharing screenshots showing provincial parks in British Columbia and elsewhere described ... asserted in recent months that Canada should become the 51st state.

Google Maps users have noticed and started documenting the way parks are being labeled in B.C. and Canada. Screenshots provided to Global News show B.C. provincial parks are identified as “state ...

Provincial parks in Canada are public areas designated by ... Local media confirmed a handful of provincial parks in British Columbia and Alberta were labeled "state parks" Monday.