Somewhere between Charlottetown & Calgary lies this body of water that resembles the silhouette of a cartoon character… my first thought was, hey look, it’s Donald Trump! 😂 #photography #canadiangeography #aerialphotography #whatdoyousee

Place names should be accurate. 🇨🇦
If you’ve noticed incorrect or misleading names for Canadian landmarks, lakes or locations, consider leaving a review for Google Maps on the Google Play Store.
Feedback matters. ⭐
#GoogleMaps #ontario #LakeOntario #Canada #CanadianGeography #GooglePlay #onpoli

Found this at Walmart today. Super 😎 #CanadianGeologist and #CanadianGeography

Also, you don't fly to a province, you fly to a city #canadiangeography

Canadian Geography in the News 🇨🇦🌍
Different landscapes, same lesson: the people who know these places best still have the most to teach us about them.
#CanadianGeography #IndigenousKnowledge #ClimateChange #Geography

Canada spans 6 time zones, the world’s longest coastline, vast prairies, Arctic tundra, and rugged mountains. Explore what makes Canadian geography so diverse. #CanadianGeography #GeographyFacts

https://factsaboutcanada.ca/canada-geography-facts-landforms-climate-borders/

I know Ottawa seems more spread out than Toronto, but this is ridiculous: Toronto covers 630 sq km with 4334 people per, while Ottawa sprawls over 2778 sq km with 334 people per sq km. Toronto outmeasures Ottawa by a factor of 13 to 1. Wow. #CanadianTrivia #CanadianGeography

📢 Nominations are open for the CAG 2026-27 Student Council! To apply, please complete the nomination form at: arcg.is/14bPma3 no later than October 1st, 11:59 PM Pacific. Apply or nominate a peer today! Questions? Reach out to stud.etud@cag-acg.ca
#CanadianGeography #CAG #GeographyStudents

📅 Save the Date!
CAG2027 is coming to York University, Toronto, from May 31 – June 3, 2027! 📣 A full Call for Papers and information on Special Sessions will be released in October 2026.
Mark your calendars, and we look forward to welcoming you to Toronto in 2027! #CanadianGeography #YorkUniversity

What Is the Hearne Craton? Canada's 3.6 Billion-Year Secret

The Hearne Craton is 3.6 billion years old and forms the stable core of North America beneath Canada's interior. It contains world-class diamond deposits worth billions, mak...

#CanadianGeography #DeepTime #EarthScience #Nature #Science

What Is the Hearne Craton? Canada's 3.6 Billion-Year Secret

The Hearne Craton is 3.6 billion years old and forms the stable core of North America beneath Canada's interior. It contains world-class diamond deposits worth billions, mak...

#CanadianGeography #DeepTime #EarthScience #Nature #Science

What Is the Hearne Craton? Canada's 3.6 Billion-Year Secret

The Hearne Craton is 3.6 billion years old and forms the stable core of North America beneath Canada's interior. It contains world-class diamond deposits worth billions, mak...

#CanadianGeography #DeepTime #EarthScience #Nature #Science

Surprisingly, the northernmost road in Eastern Canada is south of much of Sweden! This sparks comparison, noting the Gulf Stream's warming effect on Europe vs. Canada's vast, harsh northern climate. #CanadianGeography 3/6