Canadian beavers are found throughout Canada, north to the mouths of the Mackenzie and Coppermine rivers on the Arctic Ocean. They have been considered Canada’s national icon for 300 years. Here we answer some of Read more…
Born Peter Charles Archibald Ewart Jennings in 1938 in Toronto, and “doing the news” since age 9, Peter Jennings is a famous Canadian that anyone who doesn’t, should know about. He’s a legend of broadcast Read more…
Turkeys were extinct in Ontario until back in the 80’s, member supported and funded, the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters brought turkey breading stock from a variety of sources, raised them, and under controls, Read more…
Located northeast of Newfoundland and east of the Change Islands, Fogo Island is regarded as an island off an island. Its unique location means that it sits at one of the world’s four corners, and Read more…
The Canadian Raptor Conservancy is a family run organization, that has been in operation for over 20 years, in Southwestern Ontario near Lake Erie. Bird lovers will learn lots of interesting facts of the birds Read more…
The Mounties, formally known as the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), and previously known as the North West Mounted Police (NWMP), are Canada’s national police service, operating in the areas that don’t have their own Read more…
Canada is a vast country, the second largest in the world. It’s renowned for its beautiful scenery and myriad one-of-a-kind landscapes and habitats. It’s within these very habitats that one can spot Canadian native animals. Read more…
What do internationals think and know about Canada and Canadians? This is a question that I asked myself before going on my exchange to Norway, and I figured what better time to find out when Read more…
Canada and Norway are often seen very similar by people who don't live in either country. Given that I am Canadian and I am living in Norway for this school term, I figured there is no better time to see for myself whether these two cultures are the same or not.