Browse by Location
Browse by Topic in Canada
Drama, Comics, Non-Fiction Books, Novel, Comedy, Magazine, Thriller, ...
Real Estate, Trade Fair, Profiles, ...
Crime, Paparazzi, Monarchy, Disasters, Terrorism, Accidents, Sport, Government, ...
People, Nature, Animals, Spectacular Vistas, Sport, Special Moments, Arts and Culture, Architecture, ...
Party, Beauty, Fashion, Models, Lifestyle, People, Live Events, Elite Designers, ...
People, Animals, Special Moments, Spectacular Vistas, Nature, Arts and Culture, Architecture, Food and Beverage, ...
Events
Sort: Happened | Added | Alphabetical | Popular
Trust
November 09, 2008 Former estate and residence of Sir Henry Pellatt, a renowned Toronto financier, industrialist and military man Majestic castle set in beautiful 5-acre estate gardens Now a major tourist attraction in Toronto (open May through October) 5 photos and 0 videos | November 09, 2008 Toronto Television Tower Since opening in 1976 hosts up to 2,000,000 visitors per year Spectacular tower rises to over 550 meters into the Toronto skies Space deck at 447 meters with revolving restaurants and bars for dining and leisure 5 photos and 0 videos |
November 08, 2008 One of the five great lakes of North America the state of Michigan USA provides the western boundary and the eastern boundary is the province of Ontario, Canada The third largest fresh water lake in the world spanning and covering 23,000 square... 5 photos and 0 videos | November 06, 2008 Images from Canada Memorial Day Today the 11th day of the 11th month November 11th 2008 - 90 years on Remembrance Day To remember the end of the world war in 1918 Services are being held across the world to remember the members of the armed... 5 photos and 0 videos |
October 22, 2008 The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts is the city’s largest museum and also Canada’s oldest art institution. Founded in 1860 by a group of wealthy public-spirited Montreal citizens, the museum is sited along the historic Golden Square Mile, noted for... 7 photos and 0 videos | October 19, 2008 Opened in 1832, the Rideau Canal connects the cities of Ottawa and Kingston along Lake Ontario. Continuously operational for one hundred and seventy-two years, it is the oldest canal system in North America and was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage... 2 photos and 0 videos |
The Peacekeeping Monument in Ottawa October 18, 2008 Positioned in the centre of Ottawa, the Peacekeeping Monument depicts three soldiers standing on two ridges of stone that have been cut out of the broken debris of war. This sculptor commemorates the 110,000 Canadian peacekeepers that have served in... 4 photos and 0 videos | October 18, 2008 Held annually in May in Ottawa, the Canadian Tulip Festival is purportedly the largest tulip festival in the world. The first festival was held in 1953, though its origins began in 1945 when Princess Juliana of the Netherlands donated 100,000 tulip... 6 photos and 0 videos |
October 16, 2008 The Notre-Dame Basilica is the oldest church in Ottawa and is the seat of the city’s Catholic archbishop. The present structure was completed between 1841 and 1846, though the spires were not installed until 1866. Also a Canadian National Historic... 3 photos and 0 videos | October 14, 2008 Overlooking downtown Montreal, Quebec, Canada is Mount Royal, a very, very tall hill consisting of three peaks; Mount Royal at 233 metres, Mount Murray at 211 metres and Westmount at 201 metres. Obviously not the tallest or dramatic of mountains (or... 5 photos and 0 videos |
October 14, 2008 At 683 km2 Edmonton covers an area larger than Philadelphia, Montreal, Chicago or Toronto and yet, with a population of less than a million, it has one of the lowest population densities in North America. Located on the North Saskatchewan River,... 4 photos and 0 videos | October 11, 2008 Monnaie Royale Canadienne Formed in 1908 under the jurisdiction of the Federal Government of Canada Employs 700 people making circulation coins for Canada and many other countries under contract 2 photos and 0 videos |
October 11, 2008 Colline du Parlement The Hill Very popular scenic destination home to the gothic revival Parliament Buildings of the which the Peace Tower alone, attracts over 3 million visitors Located in downtown Ottawa on the banks of Ottawa River 5 photos and 0 videos | Toronto Islands in Lake Ontario October 11, 2008 Located just offshore from Toronto is a chain of small islands in Lake Ontario. The islands are comprised of park areas, nature reserves and protected wetlands, and provide a natural shelter for Toronto Harbour. A total of just sixty-two homes... 5 photos and 0 videos |
International Dragon Boat Race Festival September 07, 2008 Dragon Boat Racing festivals are very popular all over the world where chinatowns exist, and the Canadian The Ottawa International Dragon Boat Race Festival is a special event in the Americas Held annually the event started in 1993 in Ottawa... 7 photos and 0 videos | Vancouver International Fireworks Festival July 24, 2008 Similar type of annual fireworks and display competition to that featured recently here on CJD the World Pyro Olympics held in the Philippines The Vancouver spectacle has different countries competing in 30 minute pyro shows to music with gold,... 5 photos and 0 videos |
July 08, 2008 Beautiful floral display gardens Brentwood Bay British Columbia Canada Bronze statues can be found amongst the gardens The gardens are named after Robert Pim Butchart (1856–1943) and Jennie Butchart (1866–1950) who created the gardens 10 photos and 0 videos | March 30, 2008 One of the five great lakes of North America with a geographical position of Ontario Canada to the North And to the south Niagara Peninsula and New York State Panoramic landscape that are a photographers and artists delight 4 photos and 0 videos |
March 27, 2008 Glacial lake located only 3 miles from the Trans-Canada Highway so its very easy to access Has a great hotel on the eastern bank 'Chateau Lake Louise' which is a very famous luxury Canadian hotel 5 photos and 0 videos | March 27, 2008 Quebec vibrant Canadian city where most of the population speak French Featured here are some great architecturally designed buildings to be found in and around the city 5 photos and 0 videos |