Butchart Gardens
Butchart gardens is a national historic site of Canada and houses a large group of floral displays in Brentwood Bay!
Shared by catlovingcancer
Traditions and everyday life in CanadaFestivals, family customs, favourite places and everyday traditions, written by members of Global Penfriends who live in Canada. Each cultural keepsake is a short note about life where they are.
461 keepsakes from Canada (183 traditions and culture, 278 personal) · page 6 of 16
Butchart gardens is a national historic site of Canada and houses a large group of floral displays in Brentwood Bay!
Shared by catlovingcancer
A few shots of the city I live in; namesake of the capital of England with its own Thames River running through it.
Shared by MyStories
This bridge is close to many parks in the downtown area and attracts many people everyday. It also has a cool shape
Shared by Hexo
we come together singing songs. We eat Quebec food and laugh. There are sectacles with singers from our regions.
Shared by Cam.Jade
Living in Northern Alberta gives us lots of opportunities to enjoy the Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis.
Shared by pen_pal_Amanda
it’s a little cafe near my school it sells coffee and bakery items super cute and I love to do school work there
Shared by tabsgee44
The Calgary stampede is a tradition to keep Calgary frontier memories and to watch various cowboy competitions.
Shared by Adriano Canadiano
My jingle dress is dark blue, has a bison on it and has geese on the front of it, i dance at powwows with it.
Shared by J07J4
The maple leaf is a Canadian symbol, on our flag and on many other items. We associate it with our country.
Shared by readingcanuck
Poutine is a delicious Canadian food. It has French fries topped with cheese curds and gravy. I love it!!!
Shared by chloe_1106
Best place to walk, shop and discover the humble beginnings of Quebec (and Canada). Also just stunning!
Shared by Lizzie37
LETS GOOOOO OIL COUNTRY, in my country hockey rivalry is a big thing! And this is my team! Let’s go!
Shared by tortured poet
Beautiful northern lights. Every year it is beautiful to witness no matter how many times I see it.
Shared by Terralynn
This is Algonquin Provincial Park, I went on a camping trip here and it is a wonderful area.
Shared by _4H.Canadian.Girl_
The highest hydraulic lift locks in the world. Built in 1904, on the Trent-Severn waterway.
Shared by RebeeLeigh
We have many maple trees i. Our area of Ontario. The colours in the fall have been amazing!
Shared by MargieM
This is my favourite place on earth with the best restaurants and beautiful site seeing
Shared by Annie_3
Thanks to its microclimate, the Okanagan Valley is home to more than 300 wineries.
Shared by kanmuri
We drove to Gatineau park to go on a hike up the hills to see this wonderful view
Shared by Gummy worm
We have a 30 foot tall moose in a battle with a terminator Moose from Norway.
Shared by ExZaktly
A unesco world heritage site that I grew up going to practically every day!
Shared by JuniperW
race snowmobiles around an oval track made of ice (usually in Dec and Mar)
Shared by fifithegreatest
The agricultural fair in my hometown is the most iconic small town event
Shared by Lonleyboy
The woods on my island are very unique, we have ocean, river and forest.
Shared by Giovanna0176
Winterlude is a yearly event celebrating the worlds longest skating rink
Shared by McLundy
Central Alberta Northern Lights viewed north of Lacombe towards Rimby.
Shared by Sapper95
A super fun summer music festival featuring EDM and hip hop artists.
Shared by KushKitten
Camping is a way to feel more free. Climbing and being free.
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