Ottawa, capital of the country. Built on the edge of the Outaouais River, at the border of Ontario and Quebec, it is far from being among the biggest cities. But being the center of all the politics, it is the most important

Also known as York (in the beginning specially) Toronto is also known as the Queen city. The largest city of Canada, is the Ontario's Capital

Vancouver is our port to Asia. It is also the capital of the British Columbia province. Biggest city of western Canada, it located by the rocky mountains.

Montreal, economic capital of Eastern Canada. It is the 2nd oldest city in the country (formerly known as Hochelaga and Ville-Marie). It is a very multicultural city that represent well what Canada is all about: Multiculturalism. With its population being a mix of French descendants, English descendants, and all the other immigrants that form the country.

Edmonton, capital of Alberta. Known as the city of Champions (specially the 80s Edmonton Oilers of the NHL and the Edmonton Esquimos of the CFL). Bears one of the biggest mall in America!

Winnipeg is the capital of Manitoba. Ok, so the prairies are......plain! But still, the most famous thing that came out of Winnipeg is Winnie the Pooh! He was named after the home city of the man who created him. Every year, you can go to the Winnie the Pooh Festival!

Capital of New-Brunswick, This city is at the door between Canada and the Antlantic Ocean.

Oldest city in the country, known as the Vieille Capitale. Formerly known as Stadacone, it is at the entrance of the St-Lawrence river. As of today, it is the only walled city (there is a stone wall all around the city!) in America and it is the capital of the majority french Quebec Province

In the Rocky Mountains, Banff is one of the most known tourist attraction of its area. With beautifull views of the Rockies and Lake Louise not far, it is one of the jewel of the country