The Vancover 2010 - Winter Olympics
- WE ARE MORE
- - the transcript of the Opening Ceremony's Poem by Canadian Shane Koyczan
- The Olympic Games - 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver, BC. Enchanted Learing
- - the transcript of the Opening Ceremony's Poem by Canadian Shane Koyczan
- The Emblem of the Olympics was inspired by Inuit INUKSHUK - Learn more here about this ancient symbol.
The Official site of the Government of Canada
The Atlas of Canada
CIA World Fact Book - Canada
Canadian Studies - Facts, Symbols, Wildlife and History
Canada - The Facts
Facts about Canada's Ten Provinces and Three Territories
Artic Circle
The Weather Office of Canada
The Aboriginal People of Canada - Known as the First Nations
- The Assembly of the First Nations of Canada
- Canada - First Nations
- Canadian First Nations by Provice and Territory
- First Nations of British Columbia
- Tales and Traditions of the Eskimo (London 1875)
- Inuit Indian Legends
- Nunavut 99 - Our Language, Our Selves - Information on the language of Nunavut - Canada's newest territory.
- Inuktitut - Language of the Inuit
- Kwakiutl - First Nation of the Northeastern shores of Vancouver Island.
- POTLATCH - Festival Ceremony practiced by the aboriginal people of the Pacific Northwest.
- Gifting and Feasting in the Northwest Coast Potlatch
Brief History of Canada
- A Brief History of Canada - Pre-HIstory to the Present
- Musee McCord: Keys to History
- Captain George Vancouver
- Captain George Vancouver (1758-1798) (History Link)
The Provinces and Territories of Canada
- Provinces and Territories of Canada Includes Maps and other information regarding the 10 provinces and 3 territories of Canada. The difference between a territory and a province is that a province is a creation of the Constitution Act of April 17 1982, while a territory is created by federal law. The federal government has more control over a territory than a province. The three territories are Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and Yukon.
- All About Canada- Canadian Geography Quizzes and Fun Map Games
- Map of Canada - Blank
Polar Bears
- Polar Bears International - Conservation through research and Education
- National Geographic for Kids - Polar Bears
- Animal Facts: The Polar Bear
- Polar Bear Coloring Sheet - Enchanted Learning
The Canadian Goose
- Hinterland Who's Who - Canada Goose
- The Kidzone - Canada Geese
- Natural HIstory Notebooks - Canada Goose
- Canada Goose Coloring Sheet - Enchanted Learning
Moose
- National Geographic - Moose
- The Canadian Moose Facts from Canadian Geographic
- Unique Facts about Canada: Moose
- Moose Coloring Sheet - Enchanted Learning
Totem Poles and Carvings
- Totem Poles: An Exploration (note: this site is accompanied by music )
- Totem Pole Symbols and their Mythological Meaning
- Printable Totem poles images for young children (go through the site and you may click on the different images to get to printable color sheets for each image.)
- Totem Pole Craft - Enchanted Learning