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I love Canada for many reasons. First is the attitude of the people that I have met. Each time I have flown into... keep reading →

Those of us who are old enough to recall the heady days of old style politicin' in Canada, with Lester B. Pearson's Liberals lined up against John Diefenbaker's staunch Conservatives, locked in what seemed at the time to be an unending, but equally balanced struggle for the leadership of the country, will probably remember the Great Flag Debate of 1964, which ended with the selection of the distinctive, red-and-white banner we fly so proudly today. keep reading →

This article explains how the constitutional monarchy of Canada works. The government agencies and functions are covered in detail. Prime Minister, Stephen Harper's position is also featured. keep reading →

Toronto, Ontario, Canada has a population of 2.5 million and is quite similar to its sister city, Chicago. Both cities have large multi-ethnic populations. keep reading →

Each of the Provinces of Canada are covered, with a wealth of information. Each one of the 10 province's unique characteristics are discussed. keep reading →

Canada is an extremely large county, which offers plenty of destinations for travelers. It is famous for the destinations with natural beauty as well as for the urban attraction. There are so many wonderful alternatives when exploring this dynamic... keep reading →

With a coastline of unparalleled beauty and variety, Canada's Maritime provinces offer unrivaled opportunity to explore new vistas, to enjoy summer days on sandy beaches, to take long drives through a country-side rich in history, and to sample down-home cooking at its best. New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island offer romantic getaways and family vacations with a unique Canadian flavor. keep reading →

In celebration of the Victoria day which is a national historical celebration in Canada on the fixed date of the first Monday on or before 24 May, I am featuring the list of best and famous Canadian actresses. This year 2010, Canadians will... keep reading →

photo from twu.ca When I was eleven years old, my family was stationed in Masset, on the Queen Charlotte Islands, now called Haida Gwaii. The Chief of Old Massett, Chief Matthews, 'adopted' me into the Raven clan and gave me the Haida name, San... keep reading →

Beautiful British Columbia is not just a slogan on a license plate! This province, with its beautiful backdrop of mountain ranges is home to one of the world's largest rain-forests, diverse aboriginal cultures, and the playground of the rich and famous! Come see for yourself! keep reading →

The topic of Canada is as broad as is the country is vast and diverse. Canada is world renowned for its friendliness, cultural diversity, peaceful nature, sprawling lands, fresh air and natural beauty. There is much to discover about this great country and with every page turned, there is something new to learn. French explorer, Jacques Cartier, named the land “Canada”. The name “Canada” is derived from the word “Kanata”, which has its origins from the Huron and Iroquois languages... keep reading →

In honor of Victoria Day, a national historical celebration in Canada every Monday on or before the 24th of May, I am featuring the best and famous Canadian actors. The Victoria Day celebration is in honor of the Queen Victoria's and the current... keep reading →

Basic statistics and fun facts on Canada. Photos and videos. You may be surprised at how interesting Canadian history is, and how rich the Canadian culture. Gateway index to HubMob hubs (articles) on Canadian history, Canadian culture, Victoria Day, and all things Canadian. keep reading →

Canada has become a studying destination for foreign students, especially from Asia. Many of Indonesian students also chose Canada as the studying destination. There are many seminars about Canada Education Fair in Jakarta and Surabaya this year. ... keep reading →

History of Vancouver Island in Canada. Beautiful gardens of Vancouver Island. keep reading →

Have you ever considered moving to Canada? A lot of people do. Almost half the people living in Canada were born elsewhere. There’s a lot to love about Canada. Explore reasons for moving to Canada. keep reading →

Victoria Day is a federal Canadian statutory holiday celebrated on the last Monday before or on 24 May, in honor of both Queen Victoria’s birthday as well as the current reigning Canadian sovereign’s official birthday. The Sovereign's birthday... keep reading →

Canada gained a new territory on April 1, 1999. This new territory is called Nunavut which is Inuit for “Our Land.” For centuries, the Inuit (formerly known as Eskimos), have lived and survived in this barren land. Now they have their own domain and self-government in the formation of Nunavut. Nunavut is considered to be one of the last great adventure travel destinations on earth. keep reading →

Canadian travel destinations, Canadian artists and performers, odd facts about Canadian politics, education, and our original settlers - the peoples of Canada's First Nations. Whether you are planning a trip to Canada, or prefer to browse our scenic delights from the comfort of your home, this article is definitely your first stop. keep reading →

Whether you first travel to the High Arctic in the summer or the winter, regardless of which part of it you visit, your fist impression will be one of the sheer vastness of the area covered by Canada's three northern territories. Nunavut, Northwest Territories, and Yukon encompass some of the most varied and breathtakingly, uniquely beautiful scenery in the entire country, and that's saying something, given what there is to see in this wonderful land. keep reading →

1967 - heady days in Canada. Days of country-wide anticipation, and the culmination of years of planning and preparation. Expo fever was sweeping the country. Not only was Canada preparing to celebrate 100 years of Confederation, but we were also preparing to welcome the world to Montreal at the 1967 World's Fair - Expo '67. keep reading →

This is a hub which primarily talks about the Maple Leaf which is the most widely recognized national symbol of Canada. Know some facts about the Maple leaf, the Maple syrup and the Maple tree itself. keep reading →

Song Collections and Videos Of Celine Dion, A Great Canadian Singer. Celine Dion's voice is powerful and soothing, magical and when you hear it, you are like transported to another world, world of beautiful music. Behind the voice is an... keep reading →

Canada is home to world-class tourist attractions, from internationally-renown Banff and Jasper National Parks, to Alberta’s Devonian Gardens and West Edmonton Mall. keep reading →

Morna Anne Murray better known as Anne Murray is a favorite singer of mine, and the whole world as all we know. Anne Murray is Canada's pride, and has been known to grace the music scene in four decades. She never gets tired of giving us her... keep reading →

To me Canada is the sort of place you wished the whole world was like. Canada has a history, culture, beautiful countryside, and a very civilised, peace loving community. One of my first gir freind;s that I met in Sydney was visiting from... keep reading →

Great stories all. What a nice learning experience it is reading your hubs.

Parks Canada is celebrating its 125th anniversary this year. Come check out the National Parks in Canada. I'll give some suggestions of National Parks to visit. I haven't been to a lot of them but i encourage you to visit if you get a chance. I... keep reading →

From the arctic natural corridor of Firth River in Yukon to the thousands years old cedars forests in Ontario's Bruce peninsula; and from the unique combination of geologic features in Newfoundland's coastal lowland bordering the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the alpine plateau of the Long Range Mountains, to the marine animal diversity in British Columbia's Gulf Islands, Canada is blessed keep reading →

I Love The National Parks

Glacier National Park of Canada protects, for all time, a portion of the Columbia Mountains Natural Region, in the interior wet belt of British Columbia. The steep, rugged mountains, warm, moist climate and wide variety of plant and animal life are typical of this natural region. The park protects unique stands of old-growth cedar and hemlock and critical habitat for threatened and endangered wildlife species such as the mountain caribou, mountain goat and grizzly bear. The Rogers Pass National Historic Site is located in Glacier National Park. Rogers Pass was so designated for its importance in the construction and development of the country's first major national transportation route

Rogers Pass in Glacier National Park has been designated a National Historic Site in commemoration of its role as an essential, yet perilous, link in the building of the transcontinental railway.