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🍁 This view of Moraine Lake used to be on the Canadian $20 bill The Valley of the Ten Peaks behind the lake appeared on the back of the 1969 and 1979 twenty-dollar notes. It is still called the "Twenty Dollar View". The colour comes from fine glacial rock sediment in the water, which scatters the blue end of sunlight. The lake fills up with meltwater only by mid to late June. Canada 🇨🇦
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🗺 Vikings were cutting wood in Newfoundland in 1021, 471 years before Columbus L'Anse aux Meadows, on the northern tip of Newfoundland, is the only confirmed Norse site in North America outside Greenland. In 2021 a study in Nature dated wood cut with metal tools at the site to exactly 1021. The clue: a burst of cosmic radiation in 993 left a marker in tree rings. The sod houses in the photo are reconstructions next to the original site. Canada 🇨🇦
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🍁 Canada note: timbits coffee order culture timbits coffee order culture. A compact look at timbits coffee order culture. Check one trusted example, close the source, and reproduce it from memory. Canadian fact card. Close the card now. Ref 80f4 · marker 80. Canada 🇨🇦
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🌎 At night Niagara Falls loses half its water, by treaty About 90% of the Niagara River goes over the Horseshoe Falls, the Canadian one, which drops about 57 metres. Upstream, much of the river is diverted into tunnels for hydroelectric plants. A 1950 treaty between Canada and the US sets the minimum that must go over the falls: 2,832 m³ per second by day in the tourist season, and half that at night and in winter. From the Canadian side you see both falls head-on. The boats into the mist leave from the bottom of the gorge. Canada 🇨🇦
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🍁 Toonie followed loonie — Canada's two-dollar coin with a polar bear In 1996 Canada issued a two-dollar coin. The reverse shows a polar bear; the name toonie (or twoonie) followed the loonie pattern. The centre is a different metal from the outer ring, which makes counterfeiting harder. Cashiers still say "loonies and toonies" when they ask for change. Canada 🇨🇦
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🍁 Banff was Canada's first national park — born from a railway discovery In 1883 railway workers found hot springs in what is now Banff. The government set the land aside in 1885; it became the first national park in the country. The town sits in a Bow River valley with Cascade Mountain at its end. Parks Canada still runs the springs as a historic site. Canada 🇨🇦
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🗺 Quebec City still has its stone walls, the only ones north of Mexico Old Quebec is the only city in North America north of Mexico that has kept its fortifications. The ramparts run for about 4.6 km around the upper town. Samuel de Champlain founded the city in 1608. The French and then the British kept rebuilding the walls, and the star-shaped Citadelle on Cap Diamant is still an active military base. UNESCO listed the historic district in 1985. Walking along the top of the walls is free. Canada 🇨🇦
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🗺 Canada's coastline is the longest on Earth — by a wide margin Count the fjords and Arctic islands and Canada has roughly 200,000–265,000 km of shore. Norway, Indonesia and Russia trail far behind. Nunavut alone has tens of thousands of kilometres with almost no roads. Textbooks disagree on the exact figure because every inlet can be measured differently. Canada 🇨🇦
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❄️ Lake Louise is turquoise from glacier flour, and named for a princess Rock flour from glaciers gives Lake Louise its bright colour. The English name honours Princess Louise, daughter of Queen Victoria. The Fairmont Château on the shore began as a railway hotel in 1890. In summer, parking fills by mid-morning. Canada 🇨🇦
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❄️ In Ottawa, people skate to work on a frozen canal Each winter the Rideau Canal in downtown Ottawa becomes the Rideau Canal Skateway: 7.8 km of ice, about the area of 90 Olympic hockey rinks. Guinness has called it the world's largest naturally frozen skating rink. It opened in 1971. When the ice is good, some office workers skate to work with their briefcases. The canal itself dates from 1832 and is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The season usually falls in January and February and depends entirely on the cold. In the photo: the Pretoria Bridge over the skateway. Canada 🇨🇦
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🗺 The company that once owned a third of Canada closed its last store in 2025 In 1670 King Charles II granted the Hudson's Bay Company all the land draining into Hudson Bay: Rupert's Land, about 3.9 million km². For two centuries it ran the fur trade across the north. In 1870 the company handed the territory to the new Dominion of Canada for £300,000 and later became a department store chain. After 355 years, HBC sought creditor protection in March 2025 and closed all its stores that June. Canada 🇨🇦
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🌎 The Bay of Fundy's tides rise up to 16 metres, the highest on Earth Twice a day the tide in the bay between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia rises and falls by as much as 16 metres, the height of a four- or five-storey building. More than 100 billion tonnes of water flow in and out with each tide, more than all the world's rivers carry in the same time. At Hopewell Rocks you can walk on the sea floor among the rock "flowerpots" at low tide and kayak around them six hours later. Canada 🇨🇦
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❄️ −63 °C: the coldest day North America has ever recorded February 3, 1947, in Snag, Yukon. The few people there said their breath froze into a fine powder that hissed as it fell, and they could hear dogs barking kilometres away. Snag had already broken the old record the day before, with −62.2 °C. The previous low, −61.7 °C at Fort Good Hope, had stood since 1910. In the photo: winter cabins near Dawson, Yukon, around 1899. Canada 🇨🇦
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❓ How long is Canada's coastline? With its Arctic islands, Canada has the longest coastline of any country, on three oceans: the Atlantic, the Pacific and the Arctic. Guess the length in the quiz. Canada 🇨🇦
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🧭 The Trans-Canada Highway runs 7,821 km from ocean to ocean It links all ten provinces, from Victoria on the Pacific to St. John's on the Atlantic, with ferries across the water in between. It was officially opened in 1962 at Rogers Pass in British Columbia, though the last sections were finished only in 1971. The western end is marked by a Mile 0 sign in Victoria's Beacon Hill Park. Canada 🇨🇦
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🍁 Poutine was born in rural Quebec, and two towns still argue about it Fries, fresh cheese curds that squeak when you bite them, and hot gravy. The dish appeared in small-town Quebec diners in the late 1950s. Warwick says a restaurateur there first put curds on fries for a customer in 1957. Drummondville says the gravy was added at Le Roy Jucep in 1964. In Quebec slang, "poutine" means a mess. The curds have to be fresh, a day old at most, or they stop squeaking. Canada 🇨🇦
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❄️ In Ottawa, people skate to work on a frozen canal Each winter the Rideau Canal in downtown Ottawa becomes the Rideau Canal Skateway: 7.8 km of ice, about the area of 90 Olympic hockey rinks. Guinness has called it the world's largest naturally frozen skating rink. It opened in 1971. When the ice is good, some office workers skate to work with their briefcases. The canal itself dates from 1832 and is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The season usually falls in January and February and depends entirely on the cold. In the photo: the Pretoria Bridge over the skateway. Canada 🇨🇦
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🌎 At night Niagara Falls loses half its water, by treaty About 90% of the Niagara River goes over the Horseshoe Falls, the Canadian one, which drops about 57 metres. Upstream, much of the river is diverted into tunnels for hydroelectric plants. A 1950 treaty between Canada and the US sets the minimum that must go over the falls: 2,832 m³ per second by day in the tourist season, and half that at night and in winter. From the Canadian side you see both falls head-on. The boats into the mist leave from the bottom of the gorge. Canada 🇨🇦
Questions about Canada
How many subscribers does Canada have?
Canada (@kanada) has 12,690 subscribers as of November 12, 2026.
What is Canada about?
It is listed in News & Media, and posts mostly in English. The channel describes itself as: “#1 Canadian source of news on Telegram! Buy Ads: @CaptainJamesCook”
Where does Canada rank?
By subscribers it is #251 in News & Media, #1,679 among English channels, #2,020 worldwide.
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