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Whistler Canada Whistler is the number one ski resort in North America and number one golf destination in Canada. This beautiful resort will also be the home of the 2010 Olympics. whistler canada • canada • whistler • olympics • games
A Look at the Provinces, Part II: Alberta The Second in a 12 part series. A Look at the Provinces (and Territories) of Canada. This week A look on Canada's most western prairie province: Alberta alberta • province • edmonton • calgary • alta
Canada Day for Kids Sites with a Canadian feel to help kids everywhere celebrate Canada day and learn about Canada. canada • canada day • july 1st • july first
Nova Scotia Elections A Look at the Nova Scotia Elections, the Leaders, the Platforms... canada • maritimes • atlantic canada • elections • pc
Confederation Happy Birthday Canada! It's Canada Day (July 1st) this week and Canada turns 133 years old! Here's how Canada came to be on July 1st, 1867. canada day • confederation • conference • pei • charlottetown
The Road to Ottawa You may think that Ottawa has always been the capital of Canada, but that's not all that true. It is true that the nation in which we live in has always had Ottawa but before 1867, the capital moved around the nation. canada • ottawa • york • kingston • capital
The Statute of Westminster (1931): Canada's "Declaration of Independence" Canada Day, Fourth of July, July 4th, Independence Day, Canada, United States, Celebrations canada day • statute of westminster • july 1 • july 4 • usa-canada relationship
A GLIMPSE OF CANADA, A Glimpse Of Canada, tells something about the picturesque beauty of my country. From the rocky bluffs of Newfoundland, to the Queen Charlotte Islands north of Vancouver Island, I have included something about each province. This article is just a small glimpse of each of Canada's provinces, including our new territory, Nunavut. british columbia • queen charlotte islands • arctic highlands • nunavut • alberta
Access Guide Canada The Access Guide Canada is an online searchable database of places and services available in Canada for persons with disabilities. Users are encouraged to add listings. accessible travel • canadian accessibility guide • resources for disabled • seniors services • wheelchair accessible
Canada - Acadian New Brunswick The Acadian population of New Brunswick suffered the same tragic fate as their compatriots in Nova Scotia - all part of Acadia. coast lined with french-speaking villages • the acadian flag everywhere • shediac is home to the july lobster festival • cap pelé has good beaches • visit eco-centre - la dune de bouctouche
Canada - Acadian Nova Scotia In the 17th-century many people crossed the Atlantic from France to settle in their new homeland, Acadia, now part of Canada's Maritime provinces. Ici on parle français. way to see nova scotia is to drive • b&b in beautifully restored victorian mansions • halifax - bracing seaport with magnificent harbour • titanic sank off the coast here in 1912 • beautiful little fishing village of peggy's cove
Canada - Saskatchewan Adventure Grey Owl, was an Englishman who wanted to be a North American Indian. Saskatchewan was where he began his journey to becoming a world-famous animal conservationist. grey owl - englishman who 'became' an indian • turned away from hunting to conservation • prince albert park covers a million acres • hike through wilderness to grey owl's cabin • the cabin remains as grey owl left it
Canada - Toronto London is cool, New York has attitude, and Toronto is good - not a sobriquet that entices. Yet Toronto is one of the most sophisticated cities in North America. a truly ethnic city • some fabulous architecture • explore kensington market • queen victoria's slippers at bata shoe museum • cn tower one of world’s tallest free-standing stru
Canada at Second Battle of Ypres On April 22, 1915, Canadian troops held the line in the Ypres salient when the Germans used poison gas for the first time in WW I. canada at second battle of ypres • 2nd battle of ypres • canadian troops in ypres salient • canadians face gas attack • germans use chlorine gas
Canada Recognizes Kosovo Canada officially recognizes the recent unilateral independence of Kosovo. Does this mean it must do the same should Quebec declare unilateral independence? canada recognizes kosovo • canadian foreign affairs minister maxime bernier s • kosovo as an independent state from serbia • quebec independence • quebec refrendums on independence
Canada's Secret Shhh. Edmonton, Canada has a secret. The educational system works. Find out why Edmonton has caught the attention of other cities in Canada. edmonton • canada • school improvement • accountability • performance
Canada...Journey into Winter "Journey into Winter" is a trip by train across Canada, in Winter. From Vancouver to Halifax. canada • via rail • transcontinental trains • the canadian
Crime Writers of Canada and the Arthur Ellis Awards Crime Writers of Canada and the Arthur Ellis Awards mystery • crime stories • arthur ellis awards
Deserter Builds New Life in Canada Before the fifth anniversary of the March 20 Invasion of Iraq, a former Sergeant in the United States Army talks about why he went to Canada instead of Iraq. iraq war • awol in the military • u.s. army • war resisters • u.s. military
Government of Canada Leads by Example... Briefly outlines Canadian legislation relevant to accessible web design. accessible web design • w3c • web accessibility initiative • canada • government
INFACT Canada Learn More about this non-profit, non-governmental organization that actively promotes breastfeeding to ensure better mother/baby health in Canada and across the world. breastfeeding • canada
National Gallery of Canada Shows Three exhibitions in 2008 at the National Gallery of Canada focus on the "new man" in 1930s art, Canadian contemporary sculpture and Roman Baroque portrait busts. art museum exhibitions • national gallery of canada • ottawa • 1930s making of new man • caught in the act
Nunavut--Canada's Newest Territory On April 1, 1999 Canada's Northwest Territories officially divided and Nunavut came into existance. The new territory, one fifth of Canada, gives the indigenous Inuit as much self-rule and control of their political destiny as is perhaps posible for any people in this modern world. nunavut • canada • inuit • iqaluit • grise fiord
Overweight Teenagers in Canada Generation XXL follows 4 young people as they deal with being heavy overweight teenagers in canada • new documentary explores teenagers who are overwei • generation xxl follows 4 young people as they deal • they’re teased relentlessly for eating too much • they’re only in high school and life will only bec
Snowbirds, Canada's Aerobatic Team Blazing across the sky, the Snowbirds have represented Canada's military with displays of dangerous and exacting aerial maneuvers snowbirds • snowbirds aerobatic formation team • 431 air demonstration squadron • snowbirds given official squadron designation apri • snowbirds aerial flight team
The Rugged West Coast of Vancouver Island, Canada Autumn travels recently took me into the rainforest of Pacific Rim National Park. The remote western coast of this uncrowded island is an alternative traveler's dream. Natural wonders abound and totem poles appear in the strangest places. And sometimes, like I did, you'll find your animal spirit guide waiting for you. pacific northwest • canada • camping
The US/Canada Border The influence of European settlers to Aboriginals along the US-Canadian Border medicine line • aboriginal history • aboriginals on the us-canadian border • pre and post-contact history of aboriginals on the • drug trafficking across us-canadian border
Transit in Canada Public Transportation is very important. A Look at the transit Systems in three Major Canadian Cities: Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver transit • transportation • bus • subway • toronto
Barbecue Bison Burgers For all the holidays coming up in both Canada and the United States try something truly North American, bison meat. bison • buffalo meat • bison meat • barbecue • canada day
The Cadborosaurus A large, snake-like animal is said to make its home in the waters off the west coast of North America. cadborosaurus • caddy • sea monster • canada • cadboro bay
(French) Canadien Words, eh? Well I did the English words, now I'll do the French words… Why not? This is a bilingual country after all. This article may not make any sense unless you are bilingual because I'll be explaining Quebecois/French words in English. canadien • canadian • quebecois • canada • words
A Look at the Provinces, Part I: British Columbia The First in a 12 part series. A Look at the Provinces (and Territories) of Canada. This week A look on Canada's most western province: British Columbia british columbia • province • victoria • vancouver • bc
A Look at the Provinces, Part III: Saskatchewan This is the third article in the series. A Look at the Province of Saskatchewan province • canada • oil • wheat • hudson's bay company
A Look at the Provinces, Part IV: Manitoba This is the fourth article in the series. Manitoba is the most eastern of the prairie Provinces. canadian shield • prairie province • canada • winnipeg
A Look at the Provinces, Part IX: Prince Edward Island This is the ninth article in the series. Prince Edward Island is the Island province between North of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. The Small Island, not the big one, that would be Newfoundland. PEI, as it is abbreviated, is the smallest and least populated province in Canada. It has an area of 5,660 square kilometres and has a population of 129,765 people (Less than Brampton, Ontario). The Capital is Charlottetown, where the Concept of Confederation Started yet it joined latter, 1873. canada • prince edward island • charlottetown
A Look at the Provinces, Part V: Ontario This is the fifth article in the series. Ontario is the richest and most populous province in Canada and is Home to the federal capital. Situated between Manitoba and Quebec. It has an area of 412,582 square kilometres and has a population of 9,042,433 people. The Capital is Toronto. It was one of the founding provinces in 1867. province • toronto • central canada
A Look at the Provinces, Part VI: Quebec This is the sixth article in the series. Quebec is the province east of Ontario. It is the largest province in area and is the only completely Francophone Province. It has an area of 1,540,680 square kilometres and has a population of 6,895,963 people (1991 census). The Capital is Quebec (usually referred to as Quebec City). It was the one of the founding provinces of the Confederation in 1867. quebec • quebec city • history • canada • new france
A Look at the Provinces, Part VII: New Brunswick This is the seventh article in the series. New Brunswick is the Most western of the "Maritime" (Between Quotation marks because technically British Columbia is a Maritime Province) or Atlantic Provinces. It has an area of 73,440 square kilometres and has a population of 723,900 people (1991 census). The Capital is Fredericton, while the largest city is St John (not to confuse with St John's, Newfoundland). It is one of the Founding Provinces. It is the only official bilingual province of Canada. new brunswick • provinces • canada • st john • moncton
A Look at the Provinces, Part VIII: Nova Scotia his is the eighth article in the series. Nova Scotia is the most Eastern Mainland territory in Canada. Situated east of New Brunswick is one of the provinces that made up Acadia. It has an area of 55,490 square kilometres and has a population of 899,942 people. The Capital is Halifax. It was one of the founding provinces in 1867. nova scotia • canada • acadia • maritimes • halifax
Camping 99 Destination Series: Banff National Park Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada is one of the most beautiful parks in the world. Visitors are awe-struck with the park's glaciers, rivers, mountains, valleys, meadows and wildlife. It is the home of gorgeous Lake Louise and many other lakes. There are many excellent campgrounds in the park and lots to do and see! camping • campgrounds • canada • lake louise • rocky mountains
Kissing Francois Nations like individuals are defined by our relationships. The possibility of change in the relationship between Quebec and Canada can be frightening. canada • quebec • october crisis • flq • liberation
Manitoba Elections Elections are on September 21 in Manitoba. The Conservative Party will try to keep its majority government while the Opposition will try to form the next government.Will Manitoba be like other provinces this year (New Brunswick, Ontario, Nova Scotia) and paint their maps blue or will it be different than the others? canada • elections • manitoba • pc • tory
Nahentah! Cree
An aboriginal language meets the millennium head-on. cree • algonquin • algonkian • quebec • canada
Starting a Home Business How to Start a Home Business industry canada • small business • startup • websites • web sites
T. Eaton Company Limited T. Eaton Co. Ltd. or Simply Eaton's. Now that is going, let's take a look at where it came from. eatons • timothy • canada • ireland • eaton centre
Canadian RRSP Saves Tax In Canada, taxpayers can save money by contributing to an RRSP. The return on an investment made inside an RRSP is taxed when the RRSP is collapsed. rrsp • registered retirement savings plan • canadian tax • canada • canadian saving for retirement
Massage Therapy Schools This is part two of a two-part series on how to become a massage therapist in Canada and the United States. massage therapy schools • massage therapy training • massage school • massage therapist • canada
Skiing Quebec's Bromont Mountain Skiers enjoy winter sports with a continental flair in the Eastern Townships, a French-speaking North American country with broad sking experiences close by. skiing • quebec • bromont mountain • night • day
The Royal Montreal Golf Club The Royal Montreal Golf Club was the first official permanent golf club in Canada, established in 1873. Men, women and children enjoyed the lush private club facilities. canadian history • golf in canada • royal montreal golf club in 1884 • on the outskirts of montreal called the montreal g • royal was added to the moniker |
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