A black-bellied humpback whale launches out of the water off Quadra Island, British Columbia. Photographed by Can Geo Photo Club member Tom Kavanagh. #PhotoOfTheDay

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For nearly 15 years, Canadian Geographic has been asking notable Canadians what their favourite place in Canada is and why?

Explore the map and tell us: which notable Canadian inspires you most?

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#OurCountry #CanGeo

A red squirrel stakes its claim in the beautiful light of fall in Montebello, Quebec. Taken by Can Geo Photo Club member Natally Klaric. #PhotoOfTheDay

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Banff National Park’s famous grizzly, Bear 122, better known as “The Boss,” crosses the railway tracks at the edge of the forest. Documented by Can Geo Photo Club member Lou Fasullo. #PhotoOfTheDay

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In 1890, the U.S. passed the McKinley Tariff, imposing tariffs of up to 50 per cent on Canadian exports.

But the policy had an unexpected effect, pushing Canada to rethink its trade relationships and strengthen its own economy.

Craig Baird dives into this and more 👉 https://bit.ly/3TkPuIA

Perched on a seaweed-covered rock near Victoria, British Columbia, a harbour seal meets the lens of Can Geo Photo Club member Karin Syverson with wide eyes. #PhotoOfTheDay

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A male Wood Duck glides across golden autumn waters in Winnipeg, photographed by Can Geo Photo Club member Manoj Madugalle. #PhotoOfTheDay

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Can Geo Story of the Day: On patrol with the Canadian Rangers ❄️

Dustin Patar joins the Rangers in the North, exploring their role in Canada’s defence and the relationship between the military and northern communities.

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A red fox kit stands on its hind legs to nuzzle its mother, one paw resting gently against her as she closes her eyes in calm. Captured by Can Geo Photo Club member Yan Zhang in Oshawa. #PhotoOfTheDay

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Can Geo Story of the Day: For five Mi’kmaq communities, protecting Kluskap’s Cave is about more than preserving a sacred site. It’s also about restoring connections between the land, water and people of Unama’ki.

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Can Geo Story of the Day: Climate security through Arctic security ❄️

Wildfires, permafrost thaw and flooding are already reshaping life in communities across the North.

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A Canadian astronaut is officially in space.

Discover what this mission means. Story by Elizabeth Howell: https://bit.ly/4zj1gT3

Explore the new teaching tools that nêhiyawêwin (Cree) teacher, Roberta Alook, is incorporating in her classroom: https://canadiangeographic.ca/articles/healing-through-language/

Cold, turquoise water tumbles through the canyon walls of Athabasca Falls in Jasper National Park, photographed by Can Geo Photo Club member Jason Marino. #PhotoOfTheDay

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An American toad soaks up the autumn colours near Brighton, Ontario, photographed by Can Geo Photo Club member Yagnesh Mangukiya. #PhotoOfTheDay

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