Top 100 Canada

"Explore the beauty and diversity of Canada: sights, cities, facts, history, and notable people."

Canada, the second-largest country in the world by land area, is renowned for its breathtaking natural landscapes, vibrant cities, and rich cultural heritage. From the majestic Rocky Mountains to the multicultural urban centers, Canada offers a wealth of experiences. This list highlights the top 100 sights, cities, facts, historical events, and notable people that define Canada.

Topics

• Top 100 Canada
  • Topics
  • Overview
  • Cheat
  • Sights
  • Cities
  • Facts
  • History
  • People
  • Top 100 List
  • Top 100 Table
  • Conclusion

Overview

• Title: "Top 100 Canada: Top Sights, Cities, Facts, History, and People"
• Subtitle: "Explore the beauty and diversity of Canada: sights, cities, facts, history, and notable people."
• Tagline: "Discover the essence of Canada in 100 highlights."
• Description: "A comprehensive guide to Canada's top 100 sights, cities, facts, historical events, and people."
• Keywords: Canada, Sights, Cities, Facts, History, People

Cheat

# Top 100 Canada
- Explore the beauty and diversity of Canada: sights, cities, facts, history, and notable people.
- Discover the essence of Canada in 100 highlights.
- A comprehensive guide to Canada's top 100 sights, cities, facts, historical events, and people.
- 5 Topics

## Topics
- Sights: Landmarks, Attractions, Natural Wonders, Historical Sites, Museums
- Cities: Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Ottawa, Calgary
- Facts: Interesting Tidbits, Records, Innovations, Traditions, Cultural Facts
- History: Key Events, Monuments, Historical Figures, Wars, Cultural Milestones
- People: Influential Figures, Politicians, Celebrities, Scientists, Artists

Sights

"Discover Canada's iconic landmarks and natural wonders."

Canada is home to a vast array of sights, from stunning natural landscapes and historic landmarks to world-renowned museums and attractions.

1. Niagara Falls
2. Banff National Park
3. CN Tower
4. Jasper National Park
5. Parliament Hill
6. Stanley Park
7. Old Quebec
8. Gros Morne National Park
9. Royal Ontario Museum
10. Butchart Gardens
11. Moraine Lake
12. Peggy's Cove
13. Whistler Blackcomb
14. Capilano Suspension Bridge
15. Prince Edward Island National Park
16. Bay of Fundy
17. Mont Tremblant
18. Rideau Canal
19. Notre-Dame Basilica
20. Pacific Rim National Park Reserve

Cities

"Explore the vibrant cities of Canada."

Canada's cities are bustling hubs of culture, history, and modernity, each offering unique experiences and charm.

1. Toronto
2. Vancouver
3. Montreal
4. Ottawa
5. Calgary
6. Edmonton
7. Quebec City
8. Winnipeg
9. Halifax
10. Victoria
11. Saskatoon
12. Regina
13. St. John's
14. Hamilton
15. London
16. Kitchener
17. Windsor
18. Charlottetown
19. Fredericton
20. Whitehorse

Facts

"Fascinating facts about Canada."

Canada is rich in fascinating facts and records that reflect its unique culture and history.

1. Canada is the second-largest country in the world by land area.
2. The name "Canada" comes from the St. Lawrence Iroquoian word "Kanata," meaning "village."
3. Canada has the longest coastline of any country in the world.
4. The Canadian flag was adopted in 1965.
5. Canada has two official languages: English and French.
6. The country is home to the world's largest freshwater island, Manitoulin Island.
7. Hockey is Canada's national winter sport.
8. The Trans-Canada Highway is one of the longest highways in the world.
9. Canada has the highest number of lakes of any country.
10. The maple leaf is a national symbol of Canada.
11. Canada is known for its multiculturalism and diversity.
12. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) was established in 1873.
13. Canada has ten provinces and three territories.
14. The Hudson's Bay Company is the oldest commercial corporation in North America.
15. The beaver is the national animal of Canada.
16. Canada is the world's leading producer of maple syrup.
17. The Canadian Rockies span across British Columbia and Alberta.
18. The currency of Canada is the Canadian dollar.
19. Poutine is a popular Canadian dish originating from Quebec.
20. Canada Day is celebrated on July 1st.

History

"Key events that shaped Canada."

Canada's history is filled with significant events that have shaped its culture, borders, and identity.

1. The arrival of the Vikings (c. 1000 AD)
2. The founding of Quebec City (1608)
3. The Treaty of Paris (1763)
4. The War of 1812 (1812-1815)
5. The Confederation of Canada (1867)
6. The construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway (1881-1885)
7. The Klondike Gold Rush (1896-1899)
8. The Statute of Westminster (1931)
9. The Canada Act (1982)
10. The establishment of Nunavut (1999)
11. The Battle of Vimy Ridge (1917)
12. The October Crisis (1970)
13. The Quebec Referendums (1980 and 1995)
14. The establishment of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms (1982)
15. The signing of NAFTA (1994)
16. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission (2008-2015)
17. The legalization of same-sex marriage (2005)
18. The introduction of the Universal Healthcare system (1966)
19. The Vancouver Winter Olympics (2010)
20. The COVID-19 Pandemic response (2020-2021)

People

"Notable figures from Canada."

Canada has produced many influential figures who have made significant contributions to various fields, including science, literature, politics, and the arts.

1. Terry Fox
2. Wayne Gretzky
3. Celine Dion
4. Leonard Cohen
5. Pierre Trudeau
6. Margaret Atwood
7. Justin Bieber
8. Drake
9. Jim Carrey
10. Shania Twain
11. Alanis Morissette
12. Michael J. Fox
13. William Shatner
14. Neil Young
15. Joni Mitchell
16. Norman Bethune
17. Emily Carr
18. David Suzuki
19. Ryan Reynolds
20. Alex Trebek

Top 100 List

1. Niagara Falls (Sights)
2. Toronto (Cities)
3. Canada is the second-largest country in the world by land area (Facts)
4. The arrival of the Vikings (c. 1000 AD) (History)
5. Terry Fox (People)
6. Banff National Park (Sights)
7. Vancouver (Cities)
8. The name "Canada" comes from the St. Lawrence Iroquoian word "Kanata," meaning "village." (Facts)
9. The founding of Quebec City (1608) (History)
10. Wayne Gretzky (People)
11. CN Tower (Sights)
12. Montreal (Cities)
13. Canada has the longest coastline of any country in the world (Facts)
14. The Treaty of Paris (1763) (History)
15. Celine Dion (People)
16. Jasper National Park (Sights)
17. Ottawa (Cities)
18. The Canadian flag was adopted in 1965 (Facts)
19. The War of 1812 (1812-1815) (History)
20. Leonard Cohen (People)
21. Parliament Hill (Sights)
22. Calgary (Cities)
23. Canada has two official languages: English and French (Facts)
24. The Confederation of Canada (1867) (History)
25. Pierre Trudeau (People)
26. Stanley Park (Sights)
27. Edmonton (Cities)
28. The country is home to the world's largest freshwater island, Manitoulin Island (Facts)
29. The construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway (1881-1885) (History)
30. Margaret Atwood (People)
31. Old Quebec (Sights)
32. Quebec City (Cities)
33. Hockey is Canada's national winter sport (Facts)
34. The Klondike Gold Rush (1896-1899) (History)
35. Justin Bieber (People)
36. Gros Morne National Park (Sights)
37. Winnipeg (Cities)
38. The Trans-Canada Highway is one of the longest highways in the world (Facts)
39. The Statute of Westminster (1931) (History)
40. Drake (People)
41. Royal Ontario Museum (Sights)
42. Halifax (Cities)
43. Canada has the highest number of lakes of any country (Facts)
44. The Canada Act (1982) (History)
45. Jim Carrey (People)
46. Butchart Gardens (Sights)
47. Victoria (Cities)
48. The maple leaf is a national symbol of Canada (Facts)
49. The establishment of Nunavut (1999) (History)
50. Shania Twain (People)
51. Moraine Lake (Sights)
52. Saskatoon (Cities)
53. Canada is known for its multiculturalism and diversity (Facts)
54. The Battle of Vimy Ridge (1917) (History)
55. Alanis Morissette (People)
56. Peggy's Cove (Sights)
57. Regina (Cities)
58. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) was established in 1873 (Facts)
59. The October Crisis (1970) (History)
60. Michael J. Fox (People)
61. Whistler Blackcomb (Sights)
62. St. John's (Cities)
63. Canada has ten provinces and three territories (Facts)
64. The Quebec Referendums (1980 and 1995) (History)
65. William Shatner (People)
66. Capilano Suspension Bridge (Sights)
67. Hamilton (Cities)
68. The Hudson's Bay Company is the oldest commercial corporation in North America (Facts)
69. The establishment of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms (1982) (History)
70. Neil Young (People)
71. Prince Edward Island National Park (Sights)
72. London (Cities)
73. The beaver is the national animal of Canada (Facts)
74. The signing of NAFTA (1994) (History)
75. Joni Mitchell (People)
76. Bay of Fundy (Sights)
77. Kitchener (Cities)
78. Canada is the world's leading producer of maple syrup (Facts)
79. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission (2008-2015) (History)
80. Norman Bethune (People)
81. Mont Tremblant (Sights)
82. Windsor (Cities)
83. The Canadian Rockies span across British Columbia and Alberta (Facts)
84. The legalization of same-sex marriage (2005) (History)
85. Emily Carr (People)
86. Rideau Canal (Sights)
87. Charlottetown (Cities)
88. The currency of Canada is the Canadian dollar (Facts)
89. The introduction of the Universal Healthcare system (1966) (History)
90. David Suzuki (People)
91. Notre-Dame Basilica (Sights)
92. Fredericton (Cities)
93. Poutine is a popular Canadian dish originating from Quebec (Facts)
94. The Vancouver Winter Olympics (2010) (History)
95. Ryan Reynolds (People)
96. Pacific Rim National Park Reserve (Sights)
97. Whitehorse (Cities)
98. Canada Day is celebrated on July 1st (Facts)
99. The COVID-19 Pandemic response (2020-2021) (History)
100. Alex Trebek (People)

Top 100 Table

Rank	Name	Topic	Tagline
1	Niagara Falls	Sights	"Discover Canada's iconic landmarks and natural wonders."
2	Toronto	Cities	"Explore the vibrant cities of Canada."
3	Canada is the second-largest country in the world by land area	Facts	"Fascinating facts about Canada."
4	The arrival of the Vikings (c. 1000 AD)	History	"Key events that shaped Canada."
5	Terry Fox	People	"Notable figures from Canada."
6	Banff National Park	Sights	"Discover Canada's iconic landmarks and natural wonders."
7	Vancouver	Cities	"Explore the vibrant cities of Canada."
8	The name "Canada" comes from the St. Lawrence Iroquoian word "Kanata," meaning "village."	Facts	"Fascinating facts about Canada."
9	The founding of Quebec City (1608)	History	"Key events that shaped Canada."
10	Wayne Gretzky	People	"Notable figures from Canada."
11	CN Tower	Sights	"Discover Canada's iconic landmarks and natural wonders."
12	Montreal	Cities	"Explore the vibrant cities of Canada."
13	Canada has the longest coastline of any country in the world	Facts	"Fascinating facts about Canada."
14	The Treaty of Paris (1763)	History	"Key events that shaped Canada."
15	Celine Dion	People	"Notable figures from Canada."
16	Jasper National Park	Sights	"Discover Canada's iconic landmarks and natural wonders."
17	Ottawa	Cities	"Explore the vibrant cities of Canada."
18	The Canadian flag was adopted in 1965	Facts	"Fascinating facts about Canada."
19	The War of 1812 (1812-1815)	History	"Key events that shaped Canada."
20	Leonard Cohen	People	"Notable figures from Canada."
21	Parliament Hill	Sights	"Discover Canada's iconic landmarks and natural wonders."
22	Calgary	Cities	"Explore the vibrant cities of Canada."
23	Canada has two official languages: English and French	Facts	"Fascinating facts about Canada."
24	The Confederation of Canada (1867)	History	"Key events that shaped Canada."
25	Pierre Trudeau	People	"Notable figures from Canada."
26	Stanley Park	Sights	"Discover Canada's iconic landmarks and natural wonders."
27	Edmonton	Cities	"Explore the vibrant cities of Canada."
28	The country is home to the world's largest freshwater island, Manitoulin Island	Facts	"Fascinating facts about Canada."
29	The construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway (1881-1885)	History	"Key events that shaped Canada."
30	Margaret Atwood	People	"Notable figures from Canada."
31	Old Quebec	Sights	"Discover Canada's iconic landmarks and natural wonders."
32	Quebec City	Cities	"Explore the vibrant cities of Canada."
33	Hockey is Canada's national winter sport	Facts	"Fascinating facts about Canada."
34	The Klondike Gold Rush (1896-1899)	History	"Key events that shaped Canada."
35	Justin Bieber	People	"Notable figures from Canada."
36	Gros Morne National Park	Sights	"Discover Canada's iconic landmarks and natural wonders."
37	Winnipeg	Cities	"Explore the vibrant cities of Canada."
38	The Trans-Canada Highway is one of the longest highways in the world	Facts	"Fascinating facts about Canada."
39	The Statute of Westminster (1931)	History	"Key events that shaped Canada."
40	Drake	People	"Notable figures from Canada."
41	Royal Ontario Museum	Sights	"Discover Canada's iconic landmarks and natural wonders."
42	Halifax	Cities	"Explore the vibrant cities of Canada."
43	Canada has the highest number of lakes of any country	Facts	"Fascinating facts about Canada."
44	The Canada Act (1982)	History	"Key events that shaped Canada."
45	Jim Carrey	People	"Notable figures from Canada."
46	Butchart Gardens	Sights	"Discover Canada's iconic landmarks and natural wonders."
47	Victoria	Cities	"Explore the vibrant cities of Canada."
48	The maple leaf is a national symbol of Canada	Facts	"Fascinating facts about Canada."
49	The establishment of Nunavut (1999)	History	"Key events that shaped Canada."
50	Shania Twain	People	"Notable figures from Canada."
51	Moraine Lake	Sights	"Discover Canada's iconic landmarks and natural wonders."
52	Saskatoon	Cities	"Explore the vibrant cities of Canada."
53	Canada is known for its multiculturalism and diversity	Facts	"Fascinating facts about Canada."
54	The Battle of Vimy Ridge (1917)	History	"Key events that shaped Canada."
55	Alanis Morissette	People	"Notable figures from Canada."
56	Peggy's Cove	Sights	"Discover Canada's iconic landmarks and natural wonders."
57	Regina	Cities	"Explore the vibrant cities of Canada."
58	The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) was established in 1873	Facts	"Fascinating facts about Canada."
59	The October Crisis (1970)	History	"Key events that shaped Canada."
60	Michael J. Fox	People	"Notable figures from Canada."
61	Wh	61	Whistler Blackcomb
62	St. John's	Cities	"Explore the vibrant cities of Canada."
63	Canada has ten provinces and three territories	Facts	"Fascinating facts about Canada."
64	The Quebec Referendums (1980 and 1995)	History	"Key events that shaped Canada."
65	William Shatner	People	"Notable figures from Canada."
66	Capilano Suspension Bridge	Sights	"Discover Canada's iconic landmarks and natural wonders."
67	Hamilton	Cities	"Explore the vibrant cities of Canada."
68	The Hudson's Bay Company is the oldest commercial corporation in North America	Facts	"Fascinating facts about Canada."
69	The establishment of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms (1982)	History	"Key events that shaped Canada."
70	Neil Young	People	"Notable figures from Canada."
71	Prince Edward Island National Park	Sights	"Discover Canada's iconic landmarks and natural wonders."
72	London	Cities	"Explore the vibrant cities of Canada."
73	The beaver is the national animal of Canada	Facts	"Fascinating facts about Canada."
74	The signing of NAFTA (1994)	History	"Key events that shaped Canada."
75	Joni Mitchell	People	"Notable figures from Canada."
76	Bay of Fundy	Sights	"Discover Canada's iconic landmarks and natural wonders."
77	Kitchener	Cities	"Explore the vibrant cities of Canada."
78	Canada is the world's leading producer of maple syrup	Facts	"Fascinating facts about Canada."
79	The Truth and Reconciliation Commission (2008-2015)	History	"Key events that shaped Canada."
80	Norman Bethune	People	"Notable figures from Canada."
81	Mont Tremblant	Sights	"Discover Canada's iconic landmarks and natural wonders."
82	Windsor	Cities	"Explore the vibrant cities of Canada."
83	The Canadian Rockies span across British Columbia and Alberta	Facts	"Fascinating facts about Canada."
84	The legalization of same-sex marriage (2005)	History	"Key events that shaped Canada."
85	Emily Carr	People	"Notable figures from Canada."
86	Rideau Canal	Sights	"Discover Canada's iconic landmarks and natural wonders."
87	Charlottetown	Cities	"Explore the vibrant cities of Canada."
88	The currency of Canada is the Canadian dollar	Facts	"Fascinating facts about Canada."
89	The introduction of the Universal Healthcare system (1966)	History	"Key events that shaped Canada."
90	David Suzuki	People	"Notable figures from Canada."
91	Notre-Dame Basilica	Sights	"Discover Canada's iconic landmarks and natural wonders."
92	Fredericton	Cities	"Explore the vibrant cities of Canada."
93	Poutine is a popular Canadian dish originating from Quebec	Facts	"Fascinating facts about Canada."
94	The Vancouver Winter Olympics (2010)	History	"Key events that shaped Canada."
95	Ryan Reynolds	People	"Notable figures from Canada."
96	Pacific Rim National Park Reserve	Sights	"Discover Canada's iconic landmarks and natural wonders."
97	Whitehorse	Cities	"Explore the vibrant cities of Canada."
98	Canada Day is celebrated on July 1st	Facts	"Fascinating facts about Canada."
99	The COVID-19 Pandemic response (2020-2021)	History	"Key events that shaped Canada."
100	Alex Trebek	People	"Notable figures from Canada."

Conclusion

Canada is a country of vast landscapes, diverse cultures, and rich history. This list of the top 100 sights, cities, facts, historical events, and people offers a comprehensive overview of what makes Canada unique. From its iconic landmarks to its influential figures, Canada continues to captivate and inspire.