Canada is a big country with the longest coastline. It is also one of the countries with the highest literacy rate. Find out more interesting facts about Canada in this infographic.

These are a few fun facts about Canada. Canada is a big country with the longest coastline. It is also one of the countries with the highest literacy rate. Find out more interesting facts about Canada in our infographics.

Learning English with Michelle: 144 Things Canada Has Given the World

On Canada's birthday, 144 things Canadians have given to the world apart from Canadians.

#OhCanada #OurHomeAndNativeLand ❤❤
This unique Canada plaque measures approximately 7 1/2 x 18 and hangs with one saw tooth hanger. This is made with rough sawn lumber, wooden letters

Canada HOME plaque, sign with Canadian Maple Leaf

This unique Canada plaque measures approximately 7 x 18 and hangs with one saw tooth hanger. This is made with rough sawn lumber, wooden letters

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Original artwork using words to describe "CANADA" -- Show off your Canadian pride in your home or office with this print that details the many words for all things Canada including Eh, Canuck, Mounties, Maple Leaf, True North and more. Come visit the Lexicon Delight Etsy store!
Beautiful First Nations Canadian maple leaf art.
I AM CANADIAN
The "Canada 150" Tulip, created in honour of Canada's 150th birthday in 2017 <3

“CANADA TULIP - Presented in Ottawa, May 2016 A new tulip, bred to resemble the Canadian flag to commemorate the upcoming 2017 celebrations, Canada’s official birthday tulip.

Canada's Provincial and Territorial Flag Stamps. Produced to celebrate Canada Day, July 1, 1979, this colourful sheet of stamp depicts the flags of the (then) 12 Provinces and Territories. Since then, Newfoundland and Labrador, here represented by the Union Jack (lower left), has its own new flag, and in 1999 the new territory of Nunavut was created.

Canada's Provincial and Territorial Flag Stamps. Produced to celebrate Canada Day, July this colourful sheet of stamp depicts the flags of the (then) 12 Provinces and Territories. Since then, Newfoundland and Labrador, here represented by the Uni

O Canada by Jo Moulton (art print) @Michelle Flynn Flynn Flynn Flynn Coleman for Art
Proposed Flags for #Canada (1895-1964)
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Our national little furry friend, the beaver, accompanied by our own Canadian flag.

Following both World Wars legislative attempts were made by Parliament to come up with a national flag. Predictably it foundered on disagreements between English Canada and French, As the years passed, the unofficial Canadian Red Ensign moved closer and closer to official status. On February 15, 1965, however, the great debate ended with the adoption of the red and white flag bearing the maple leaf.
Fathers of Canadian Confederation, P.E.I. // it's always so easy to pick Sir John A MacDonald out of crowd.

Fathers of Canadian Confederation, P. // it's always so easy to pick Sir John A MacDonald out of crowd.

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