Québec, Le Petit Champlain, Canada

What a beautiful street view of Québec's lovely Le Petit Champlain district. Here it is beautifully decorated for the Christmas Season. I believe the picture is taken from the Breakneck Steps, Québec's oldest stairway, built in 1635. The neighbourhood is named after Samuel de Champlain, the founder of the city.

Athabasca Glacier, Alberta, Canada (UNESCO)

The Athabasca Glacier, a frozen river of ice, descends from the vast Columbia Icefield in a series of three falls before sweeping down the valley. It is located in Jasper National Park, which makes it a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
This card was sent by AliKira as an official Postcrossing postcard. Thank you very much !

Nova Scotia Mapcard, Canada

Great new mapcard for my collection sent by Christine for a Postcrossing Round Robin. I also love the stamp, being a big Star Trek fan :)

RMS Empress of Ireland, Canada

Brilliant postcard coming from "Doomkitty91" for the Postcrossing May 50 Round Robin.
It shows the RMS Empress of Ireland, an ocean liner built in Scotland, launched in 1906. Together with its sister ship "Empress of Britain" it was commissioned by Canadian Pacific Steamships for the North Atlantic route connecting Quebec and Liverpool.
On May 29, 1914 the Empress of Ireland with 1477 passengers aboard collided with the SS Storstad, a Norwegian collier in the St. Lawrence River. 1.012 passengers died.

Banff National Park, Canada (UNESCO)

A wonderful view of Hector Lake and Wapta Icefield in the Banff National Park in Canada. It was the first National Park in Canada, established in 1885 and declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984.
This awesome card was sent by Julie Elliot for the WiP National Park Swap

Tonto Apache Woman

Great postcard showing a Tonto Apache woman clothed for a special occasion. Apache women liked calico and frequently wore dresses and blouses made from this fabric. The feathers in her hair are from an eagle of hawk.
This card I received from Donna Rabinobich for the WiP January General Swap.

Fisgard Lighthouse, Vancouver Island, Canada

A new lighthouse for my collection came from JustKatie for a Postcrossing Round Robin. The card shows Fisgard Lighthouse. It was built in 1860 and is a National Historic Site of Canada.

Butchart Gardens, Victoria, Canada

Beautiful view of the Ross Fountain in Butchart Gardens. The fountain was completed in 1964 to mark the 60th anniversary of Butchart Gardens.
The card was sent by Donna Rabinovich for the WiP Freshwater Swap.

The Montréal Museum of Fine Arts, Canada

Great postcard sent by Rod Eime. It shows the top of the main staircase in the Benaiah Gibb Pavilion of the Montréal Museum of Fine Arts

Port de Tadoussac, Québec, Canada

Great view of the Port de Tadoussac in Québéc, Canada. This card was sent by Ruxandra for the WiP Letter Q Swap.

Kermodei Bear, Canada

Donna Rabinovich sent me this great postcard showing the legendary spirit bear of British Columbia, Canada.

Bear Glacier, British Columbia, Canada

Impressive view of the Bear Glacier in British Columbia, Canada, sent by Donna Rabinovich for the WiP May General Swap. The massive ice pack of the Glacier seems to flow right down to the edge of the road. Many of such spectacular glacial islands dot the mountains in this rugged wilderness area near Stewart in north-western British Columbia.

British Columbia, Canada

Beautiful images of British Columbia in Canada sent by Donna Rabinovich for the WiP April General Swap.

Point Abino Lighthouse, Lake Erie, Canada

This card showing the Point Abino Lighthouse in Canada  took a detour via Russia to arrive here in Germany. The lighthouse was built in 1918 by the Canadian government to replace the old Buffalo lightship that was lost at sea in 1913.
The card was sent by Kate (siguanea) for the Postcrossing Favourites Tag.

Prince Rupert, Cow Bay Waterfront, British Columbia, Canada

Prince Rupert was founded by Charles Melville Hayes in 1910 and named  after Prince Rupert of the Rhine.
The interesting card was sent by Donna Rabinovich for the WiP July General swap.

Canada

Great multiview card showing Eastern Canadian cities and landscapes, sent by Julie Elliott for the WiP 3 things to know about ... my Country.

Aguasabon Gorge, Terrace Bay, Ontario, Canada

The Aguasabon originates at Chorus Lake and empties into the Lake Superior near Terrace, Ontario. The 30 meters hight Aguasabon falls are impressive and plunge down into a narrow gorge.
This beautiful card was sent by Cindy Fields for the WiP Landscape Swap.

Stewart, British Columbia, Canada

Stewart is a small town in British Columbia, Canada, at the end of a long fjord, sharing the Portland Canal with its close neighbour, Hyder in Alaska.
The card was sent by Donna Rabinovich for the WiP September General Swap

Kakabeka Falls, Canada

Kakabeka Falls is a waterfall on the Kaministiquia River in Ontario. It has a drop of 40 meters and is nicknamed the "Niagara of the North".  The name Kakabeka comes from the Ojibwe language and means translated "Waterfall over a cliff"
This beautiful card was sent by Julie Elliott for the WiP River Swap.

Peyto Lake, Canadian Rockies, Canada (UNESCO)

Peyto lake is a glacier-fed lake found in the Banff National Park in Canada which makes it part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks. Great view of this place with the snow covered Rockies and trees. Looks rather chilly.

The postcard was sent by Coleen Bryant for the WiP I spy a Tree swap.