Canada

Do you mind us getting cheesy for a second? Canadians LOVE mac and cheese! In fact, we eat more of it than anyone else! What type of #MacAndCheese do you prefer?

Looking to enjoy #LiveMusic in the heart of one of Canada’s most historic cities? The Festival d'été de Québec is on for its 58th year running! With Canadian artists like Koriass FouKi and Michael Bublé joining a stacked lineup, who are you looking forward to seeing?🎵

In the middle of the Maritimes lies a little piece of #Quebec! The twelve Magdalen Islands is home to some of Canada’s most beautiful and historic places, as well as a proud Acadian community. Have you ever visited these islands? 📷 duo. in.lens/IG

Yeehaw! Since July 3, Canadians have been enjoying what is known as "The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth" at the Calgary Stampede with rodeo events, live music, delicious food, and more! What has been your highlight of the #CalgaryStampede so far? 🐎

Shout out to all the Noahs and Olivias across Canada for having the country’s most popular baby names since 2021! And were you born in May, July, or August? These are the country’s most common birth months. What Canadian population fun facts do you have for #WorldPopulationDay?

Today marks the anniversary of Nunavut becoming an official territory of Canada. Nunavut Day celebrates the local cultures, languages, landscapes, and contributions of this vast part of the #CanadianNorth. How are you celebrating Nunavut today? 󠁣󠁡󠁮🐻‍❄️❄️

#BuyingCanadian can taste berry sweet! 6,500+ tonnes of raspberries are produced in Canada each year! These beautiful berries are grown commercially in every Canadian province, plus the Yukon! Which Canadian berry do you enjoy the most?❤️

Keep an eye out for vibrant lilies as they bloom across Canada in July! Two species of #lily native to Canada can be spotted in the wild, and many more are found across the country’s gardens. Share your blooming flower bed pictures below! 💐⬇️

Born in a refugee camp, “...Canada took me in and made me feel at home.” Now, Alphonso Davies is the Canadian Men’s National Team captain. Which Canadian athlete most inspires you? ⚽  #TeamCanada #MotivationalMonday

With longer days, there’s even more time to soak in the magic from lakeside docks, forest trails, or quiet hilltops. Canada’s skies never fail to put on a show. Drop your best Canadian #sunset pics below 🌇⬇️ 📷 timmothyloewen/IG 📷 bon.bahar/IG

Canada has an abundance of lakes and rivers to explore! Why not do it in a canoe? From day trips to multi-day adventures, there are countless options to enjoy! Let us know your #CanoeTrip recommendations! 🛶🏞️

Canada experiences a wide range of weather, but if you’re a fan of the #sun, Medicine Hat, #Alberta, may be for you! With an average 330 sunny days each year, it is considered the sunniest part of Canada. Where’s your favourite Canadian sunny spot? ☀️🌻

Whytecliff Park in British Colombia is one of Canada’s first Marine Protected Areas and home to over 200 marine species, including harbour seals! The park is also known for its #ScubaDiving. Have you spotted any marine animals in the park? 🦭🤿

On Canada Day, we celebrate our story, what we’ve achieved and where we’re headed. Happy Canada Day! 🍁🇨🇦

On #SocialMediaDay, we want to thank those who follow and engage with us! What Canadian content are you most interested in seeing from us in the future?

Spot the #MilkyWay across the night sky in Canada, with the best views in July. You can see views like this image by the #ArtemisII crew in Wood Buffalo National Park in the Northwest Territories, the world’s largest Dark Sky Preserve. Ready to spot the Milky Way?🌌 📷NASA

WHAT. A. WIN. 🇨🇦⚽ Canada keeps making history! The adventure continues and the whole country is celebrating! 💪❤️ Go Canada! 📸: Credit to Kaj Larsen and Audrey Magny / @CanadaSoccerEN

Limestone giants, wild sea views & boreal forest this way! Île Quarry in Mingan Archipelago NP Reserve is one of Quebec’s best-kept secrets, and is home to Canada’s largest concentration of limestone monoliths. Where in #Quebec have you explored? 🌊 📷 bendesmtl/IG

1.8 billion years ago, a comet struck modern-day Sudbury, Ontario, resulting in a 62 km-long impact crater and large mineral deposits, including nickel. Deep underground today, Sudbury’s SNOLAB researches dark matter. Had you heard of Sudbury’s #space connection?☄️🌌⛏️