I’m lucky enough to have called Canada home for 34 years now. And I’ve been lucky enough to have visited many of its precious and beautiful corners, from Bonavista to Vancouver Island. Here’s a look at the provinces (plus the Yukon) I’ve made it to so far. Happy Canada Day one and all.
The village of Blue Rocks, just outside Lunenburg, Nova Scotia.
Les Iles de la Madeleine are a truly magical destination in Quebec.
Saskatoon is home to cool art galleries and some great restaurants, including Ayden Kitchen and Bar.
What would a Canada Day photo gallery be without wildlife? Here is a grizzly bear family I snapped on a tour near Sonora Resort in British Columbia.
I love the simplicity of this shot, taken at Kluane National Park in the Yukon.
Killarney Provincial Park in Ontario features fantastic hiking and long, lonely lakes.
Waterton Lakes National Park in Alberta should be on every Canadian’s bucket list.
I love the simplicity of small towns in Newfoundland. I shot this near Twillingate.
You can’t celebrate Canada Day without ice cream, right? And there’s no better place to eat it than the famous Bridge Drive-In in Winnipeg.
East Point lighthouse is one of my favourite spots in Prince Edward Island.
Low tide is something to see at the famous Hopewell Rocks in New Brunswick.
My home province of Ontario gets one more shot: an iconic Canada Day photo taken on the Wenonah II steamship in wonderful Muskoka.
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Thanks for sharing these lovely photos of this great country.
Canada’s certainly a great and diverse country. Thanks for the pictorial tour! Several places I’ve been and have fond memories of.