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The Blue Bridge: Remembering a Victoria Landmark
Opened in 1924, the Johnson Street Bridge, otherwise known as the “Blue Bridge,” captured the hearts of Victoria residents for decades.
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10 Canadian Collectors Share Their Quirky Collections
From vintage cameras to model trains and (almost) everything in between, these Our Canada readers... -
10 Best Places to Photograph Alberta’s Stunning Mountains
It’s almost impossible to make Alberta’s mountains look less than incredible, but if... -
Canada in Space: 10 Ways Canadians Have Contributed to Space Exploration
The 1969 moon landing might not have included a Canadian astronaut, but the historic event wouldn’... -
Simply Wild About Orillia, Ontario
Boasting a beautiful stretch of beach, spectacular sunsets and serene wilderness, Orillia, Ontario, is easy... -
A Tale of Prairie Homesteaders
If the walls of this 100-year-old Prairie homestead could talk, what a story they would tell. -
This is Canada’s Oldest Surviving Warship
Paying tribute to HMCS Sackville, Canada’s oldest warship and the last of its Second... -
12 Awesome Things You Didn’t Know Were in Canada
No need to jet off to some far-flung destination this summer—not when Canada itself... -
14,000 Canadians Stormed Juno Beach on D-Day—My Father Was One of Them
As a young boy growing up in Port Hope, Ont., my father Harold never imagined...
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Inside Fergus Dog Park: A Four-Acre Playground For Pups
Nothing beats a fun game of chase or a roll in a mudhole for the happy pups at the Fergus Dog Park. -
Coming to Canada: Life Has Come Full Circle
Many people decide to come to Canada. But how many make that big move twice? -
But For the Love of a Mother
Appreciating a mom who showed her love through deeds rather than words. -
Yukon Gold: Exploring the Best Part of the Yukon
For this traveller, the contrast between two wildly different landscapes—Emerald Lake and the Carcross... -
16 Unbelievably Cute Photos of Kids in the Great Outdoors
From birdwatching to horseback riding, these Our Canada readers expertly captured their photogenic children having... -
Finding a New Home: The Dying Wish of an Antique Collector
On his deathbed, Halifax collector David Olsen was most concerned with his two-drawer Sheraton stand—... -
A Close Encounter With a Coyote
Often maligned by governments and farmers, coyotes serve a valuable purpose in nature. -
10 Days Out West: A Bucket List Trip to Alberta
It had always been a dream of mine to travel out west, so I jumped...
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These Ukelele Players Are Spreading Smiles Across the Niagara Region
Boasting more than 100 ukelele-playing members, the Niagara-on-the-Lake Ukesters spread good cheer and goodwill throughout the... -
On the Mountain Bluebird Trail
As a member of the Calgary Mountain Bluebird Trails Conservation Society, Ron Reist maintains more... -
Michael T. Wall, in His Own Words: The Life and Times of the Singing Newfoundlander
Now 80 years-old, Newfoundland's native son Michael T. Wall is still hitting the road and playing... -
Ontario’s Farmerettes: The True Story of Canada’s Forgotten Wartime Heroes
When the farm labour shortage was acute during the Second World War, these young women...