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• Vancouver, British Columbia Next to the Pacific Ocean, close to rocky mountains, islands, beaches and extreme wilderness. The city has museums, shopping centers and a large China Town. Take a ferry to Vancouver Island and visit the City of Victoria. You can surf, hike, camp, fish and enjoy nature.
• Niagra Falls, Ontario Second largest waterfall in the world. Gigantic, 58 meters high. Between 113.000-170.000 cubic water fall down every 60 second. The rim is 670 meters across. Many people come for their honeymoon and some try to go over the falls in a barrel..
• Whistler, British Columbia Alpine ski hill and regional park north of Vancouver. It's in the rocky mountains and the site of the 2010 winter Olympics. In the summer you can hike, camp, swim and other outdoor sports. The winter is for snowboarding and skiing. Natural beauty and sights are incredible.
• Montreal, Quebec Must see if you visit Canada. Over 350 year old settled by French Military officer before Canada was a country. Modern and has a section called Old Montreal. You can see old Frencg European architecture, look at the port and sit on a terasse and eat in the summer. Many museums, shopping centers and a big China town. Many festivals and events all summer long. You can speak English but most of the people speak French. Many parks, an amusement park the Biodome. The Biodome is like a museum with many different environments inside.
• Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia A beutiful fishing village that's popular to go to when your in Canada's east coast. Rocky beaches and shores and a famous lighthouse. A calm place to go and relax and see natural sites. About 40 kilometers from the modern city of Halifax.
• Banff National Park, Alberta In the province of Alberta in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Mountain climbers, campers, skiers and hikers like to go here. One of the most wonderful national parks to visit in Canada. 6, 641 km of lakes, mountains and forest in the untamed wilderness where you can see many wild animals. Clean water flow into the rivers from thousands of surrounding glaciers.
• The Calgary Stampede A big festival and rodeo in Calgary, Alberta. Ten days in July every summer the Calgary Stamede is celebrated and it's the worlds largest rodeo. A big parade on opening day with a lot of people. You can enjoy rodeo events, concerts, chuck wagon races and stage shows. Aboriginals people have exhibits to look at and serve pancake breakfasts all over the city. In 2006 one million people attended.
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