Published 9 months ago by Justin S. Campbell

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Campsite at Sandbanks Provincial Park, Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada. The park is situated on Lake Ontario.

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Whistler, BC, Canada

Published 9 months ago by Graham Ord

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The Roberts Creek twin falls are located in a potentially logged area in what the local residents call the Day Rd. Forest.  This area ...(more)

Published 9 months ago by Graham Ord

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 Nestled on a strip of land between Sechelt Inlet and the Strait of Georgia, this largest municipality on the Sunshine Coast attracts visitor...(more)

Published 9 months ago by Graham Ord

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This is a 40 year old "new" forest near Day Rd. in Roberts Creek BC, Canada. This forest may be logged again soon along ...(more)

Published 9 months ago by i360HD

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The Canol (short for Canadian Oil) Road was part of a project to build a pipeline and a road from Norman Wells, Northwest Territories to Whitehorse, ...(more)

Published 9 months ago by i360HD

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Quiet Lake is a lake of Yukon, Canada that is 28 kilometers in length and the largest lake of the three Big Salmon River system lakes It was named i...(more)

Published 9 months ago by i360HD

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The Canol Road now exists as a seasonal exploration route from the Alaska Highway to MacMillan Pass, the Northwest Territories...(more)

Published 9 months ago by i360HD

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The Canol (short for CanadianOil) Road was part of a project to build a pipeline and a road from Norman Wells, Northwest Territories to Whitehorse, Yu...(more)

Published 9 months ago by Clay Morehead

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During the war of 1812, Fort Erie was in the hands of American forces. As the British advanced and started to scale the walls, the Americans blew ...(more)

Published 10 months ago by Clay Morehead

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At the start of the race, riders gather at the starting point: a baseball diamond near Moffat, Ontario, Canada

Published 10 months ago by David Mariotti

The development of a series of Peace Gardens began in Canada in 1990. Gardens were created at locations that were important in various conflicts, from the War of 1812 to those between indigenous people and colonists.

Published 10 months ago by David Mariotti

The development of a series of Peace Gardens began in Canada in 1990. Gardens were created at locations that were important in various con...(more)

Published 10 months ago by Yury Rybalskiy

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Published 10 months ago by Martin Broomfield

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Waterton Lake, southern Alberta, Canada and northern Montana, USA. The lake straddles the Canada and United States border. The lakes is in t...(more)

Published 10 months ago by Martin Broomfield

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Waterton Lake, southern Alberta, Canada and northern Montana, USA. The lake straddles the Canada and United States border. The lakes is in the ...(more)

Published 10 months ago by i360HD

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The Kamloopa Pow Wow is one of the largest celebrations of First Nations' culture and heritage in Western Canada! The Pow Wow is a spectacul...(more)

Published 10 months ago by Larry Beasley

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Published 10 months ago by Michael Coyne

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This cemetery serves the community of St. Stephen, New Brunswick, Canada. The town's history can be recounted and the resting place of its most prominent citizens identified in this well-kept cemetery.