The Kermode bear, also called a spirit bear, is a...  ...g as Switzerland—the region runs 250 miles down Canada 's western coast and encompasses a vast network of...

Canada Day (Fête du Canada ) celebrates the formation of Canada on July first, 1867. The holiday was once known a...  ...once known as Dominion Day, but was changed after Canada gained full independence from Britain in 1982. Yo...

(Video Link) Winters are quite cold in Yellow...  ...re quite cold in Yellowknife, the capital town of Canada 's Northwest Territories. YouTube user samantha68...

Have any of you been to the town of Saint-Louis-du-Ha! Ha! lately? It's in Quebec. Link...

Gorgeous women in bikinis do not usually bring to mind the image of the arctic, but that's exactly what Canadian magazine Up Here wanted you to think about when it released its first ever swimsuit edition:The 26-year-old...

It was on this date in 1867 that Canada was officially born when the Constitution Act joi...  ...one country: Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and the Canada province, which then split into Ontario and Quebe...  ...ized nationwide, first as Dominion Day and now as Canada Day. M...

Imagine you are stranded in the woods with no way...  ...discovered him," Parker said. http://www.cbc.ca/ canada

Take a look at a dozen of the most beautiful cas...  ...look at a dozen of the most beautiful castles in Canada . Some are government buildings, some were built t...  ...urists, and some are private creations by some of Canada 's wealthiest citizens. Best of all, some are open...

Mental_floss has posted plenty of quizzes about US...  ...ed 70%, not bad for someone who has never been to Canada . Link

This chart from the utility company EPCOR contrast...  ...d to show a normal day. February 28th was the day Canada won the Olympic gold medal hockey game. As you ca...