We Went To Montreal’s Creepy Abandoned Pink House To Crack Its Unsolved Mystery
/r/canadaHappy birthday to civil rights activist Viola Desmond ! After being removed from a whites only section of a Nova Scotia movie theater in 1946 , she fought this injustice in court. She is now featured on Canada's $10 bill.
/r/canadaGooseberry cave Cape Breton Canada
/r/canadaHappy Canada Day, from Mr Cat
/r/canadaCondo building displaying Canadian flags in Burlington, Ontario! I feel so proud to be Canadian when I saw it while driving through.
/r/canadaHappy Canada Day!
/r/canadaHappy Canada day 🇨🇦 , That’s what I appreciates about you.
/r/canadaHappy Canada Day from the Rockies 🇨🇦
/r/canadaHappy Canada Day, Fellow Canucks!
/r/canadaMerry Canada Day from Kópavogur, Iceland!
/r/canadaHappy Canada Day
/r/canadaHappy Canada Day! Took this picture when I was visiting the Eastern provinces. Proud to be a Canadian!🇨🇦
/r/canadaHappy Canada Day everyone. Stay safe, and try to do a good deed for someone today.
/r/canadaHappy Canada day...
/r/canadaHappy Canada day 🇨🇦 from Newfoundland!!
/r/canadaHappy Canada Day from Ontario’s West Coast! Two Proud Canadian Pups
/r/canadaHappy Birthday CANADA !
/r/canadaCanada Day 2020
/r/canadaSomewhere in British Columbia... Happy Canada Day!
/r/canadaThank you to the kind stranger who found my wallet in Niagara Falls (between June 18-19). Happy Canada Day
/r/canadaCanada Day 2020. Rideau River Provincial Park. Ottawa, Ontario. Have a great one everybody!
/r/canadaHappy Canada Day! I made cake :)
/r/canadaA Few Canadian Trinkets I've Accumulated Over the Years. Happy Birthday Canada!
/r/canadaHappy Canada Day! This Canadian is missing home a little more today!
/r/canada100% of the T-shirts I wear at our cottage are freebies from cases of Beer. Oh Happy Canada day!
/r/canadaHappy Birthday Canada
/r/canadaHappy Canada day ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ Best Country in the World!!
/r/canadaWilliam Shatner Sings O Canada
/r/canadaHappy Canada Day! [OC]
/r/canadaToday in NL, we celebrate Canada day alongside our Memorial Day, which marks the first day of the Somme, where within the 800 man RNR, 732 were killed, wounded, or MIA. This loss of life still effects the province to this day. Today we remember the men who died in Beaumont-Hamel so long ago.
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