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How well do you know the history of human rights in Canada? On #PersonsDay take our quiz on the rights revolution in Canada:
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Fall colours, fiddles and #CapeBreton hospitality. The Celtic Colours International Fest is celebrating 30 years of unique music & culture inspired by the Mi’kmaq, and 19th Century settlers from Scotland and Ireland across Cape Breton. Which Canadian tradition marks fall to you? 🎻
From Prairie wheat and canola to produce and seafood, Canada helps put food on tables at home and around the world. This #WorldFoodDay, let’s celebrate the people and innovation behind our food, and build a more food-secure future. What's your favourite local food? 🇨🇦🌾🥕🐟
Up #North, Canadian fall means crisp air, darker skies and more time to look up. As winter approaches, the northern lights bring a little extra magic to the season. Where in Canada would you most like to watch the night sky? 🍂🌌
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100 years ago today, the first Winnie-the-Pooh book was published! A.A. Milne and his son were partly inspired by a bear named after the Canadian city of Winnipeg. Watch this classic Heritage Minute to get the full story. youtu.be/MlA6oEs3C18?si=t53R…
Road signs say kilometres. Canadians say, "It’s about half an hour from here." On #WorldStandardsDay, here’s a nod to both Canada's official metric system and our unofficial standard of measuring: distance by travel time. What measurement do you use? 🇨🇦🚙
There’s nothing quite like #Canada during the fall. Fiery maples, golden forests, mirrored lakes and crisp autumn air make fall a spectacular time to explore Canada’s natural beauty. In your opinion, where is the best Canadian place to travel to in the fall? 🍁🍂
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Peterborough's Canadian Canoe Museum started with the gift of one canoe in 1957 to an outdoor enthusiast. Today, it holds the largest collection of canoes in the world.
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Canada’s #North is full of stories, and some are best explored outdoors.
The Chilkoot Trail is a vast outdoor museum, preserving a centuries-old route through a spectacular northern landscape. What piece of Canadian northern history fascinates you most? 🇨🇦🏔️🍂
Spotted a goose? You’re part of the flock! This #WorldMigratoryBirdDay, every sighting counts. Citizen monitoring helps protect migratory birds. How many Canada Geese have you spotted so far this year? 🪿🔍
#Cranberries are one of Canada’s top fruit crops and exports, with growers turning fields into seas of red at harvest time. In 2024, Canadian cranberry production jumped nearly 30%. Now that’s a fall harvest! How do Canadian cranberries make it onto your fall menu?🧺 🇨🇦
Bravo, Anne Carson! Congratulations on receiving the 2026 #NobelPrize in Literature. This extraordinary achievement is a proud moment for Canada and a celebration of the power of Canadian creativity, storytelling and culture. 🇨🇦👏
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The 2026 #NobelPrize in Literature is awarded to the Canadian author Anne Carson, “for her bold and inventive oeuvre that, in playful dialogue with the classical tradition, has created new forms for contemporary literature.”
Canada is a country of learners. Nearly 65% of Canadian adults have completed post-secondary education, one of the highest rates among developed economies.This #WorldTeachersDay, we celebrate the educators who help make it possible. Who’s a teacher that inspired you? 🇨🇦🎓
2026 has been out of this world for Canada!
-Jeremy Hansen flew around the Moon
-Canadian tech supported Artemis II
-Joshua Kutryk aboard the ISS
This #WorldSpaceWeek, let’s celebrate Canada reaching new heights! What should we explore next?🚀🇨🇦
📷Credit: @NASA

ALT Canadian Space Agency astronaut Joshua Kutryk participates in equipment testing before he launches to the International Space Station as part of Crew-13. The crew equipment interface test (CEIT) gives astronauts the opportunity to interact with the capsule, space suits, and equipment that will be used during the mission.
Get in, Canada, it’s #MeanGirlsDay! The queen of the plastics, Rachel McAdams, brought Regina George to life and gave us one seriously iconic Canadian pop-culture moment. So #fetch! Who are some of your favourite iconic Canadian leading ladies? 🎥💗
Paris? We’ve got one. Waterloo? That too. #Canada and #Europe have long had many things in common. Closer ties could mean opening doors in trade, tech, energy and beyond. Where do you see the biggest opportunity for Canada? 🇨🇦🤝🇪🇺





























