The provinces west of Newfoundland are:
* Quebec: While Quebec has a large French-speaking population, it is located south of Newfoundland.
* New Brunswick: New Brunswick is officially bilingual (English and French) and is located south of Newfoundland.
* Nova Scotia: Nova Scotia is primarily English-speaking and is located south of Newfoundland.
* Prince Edward Island: Prince Edward Island is primarily English-speaking and is located south of Newfoundland.
It's possible you might be thinking of Newfoundland and Labrador, which is actually a single province. However, the French-speaking community in Labrador is much smaller than the English-speaking one.