1912 Alberta (First Issue).   

1911 Manitoba (First Issue), Type 2.  Late in 1911 when the province realized it needed to make some more plates, a new series of passenger plates was issued, beginning with #3000.  All of these Type 2 plates were manufactured with additional holes midway down both the left and right sides of the plates.

1914 Manitoba.  This is the only known example of a #1 passenger porcelain plate from Canada.

1911 New Brunswick (First Issue).  This particular plate was issued to a motorcycle, but prior to 1913, there was no distinction between passenger and non-passenger plates.

1912 New Brunswick.

1913 New Brunswick.

1911 Ontario (First Issue).  This is the only year Ontario issued porcelain plates.

Undated (1918) Prince Edward Island.  This plate is made of flat, painted metal stretched over a metal frame, like the numerous other plates of this type from different provinces which were made by McDonald Manufacturing Company in Toronto.

Undated (1919) Prince Edward Island.  This was the only year P.E.I. issued porcelain plates.

1912 Saskatchewan (First Issue).

1913 Saskatchewan.