I'm an entrepreneur by choice and a globetrotter by nature.
Over the past 15 years, I've spent time in over 60 countries and lived in 8 of them.
As one of those places was Canada, I wanted to encapsulate the best that each of the Canadian Provinces had to offer via a vintage travel poster and adding the things that I believe make that provide and Canada as a whole so unique.
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#1 Alberta... The "Texas" Of Canada. Open Sky, The Canadian Rockies, Lots Of Cattle And Farm Land And Vast Space In Between.
7points
#2 Yukon, Oh I'd Wish I Could Have Made It To Yokun ( It's Still On My List) It's Wild, Beautiful And Very Rural
7points
#3 Right In The Middle, The Prairies... Flat, Cold But Beautiful With Bison Roaming Around
6points
#4 Saskatchewan For Some Might Sound Boring As It Is Indeed Flat, But Has So Many Fields And Open Sky So It Makes Up For The Lack Of Exciting Topography With The Night Stars
5points
#5 Northwest Territories , Cold , Wild And With The Most Gorgeous Northern Lights You Can Imagine
5points
#6 Ontario, Home Of The Stunning Algonquin Park
5points
#7 Yup It's Getting Cold Once You're Up In Nunavut But ... You'll Get To See The Narwals And That's A Real Treat!
4points
#8 Sure They Might Make Jokes About Newfies , But Their Province Has One Of The Best Views To The Atlantic Ocean (With The Additional Wandering Iceberg On It's Way South )
4points
#9 Prince Edward Island , Small Yet Stunning
4points
#10 British Columbia, Mostly Know For Vancouver Or Whistler For Ski But There's So Much To It And It's Heritage (Hence The Totem Pole Added To The Image) , Marine Life And Stunning Nature
3points
#11 La Belle Province - How Can You Talk About Canada Without Mentioning A Big Chunk About Quebec? A Province So Unique (The One That I've Personally Spent The Most Time In)
3points
#12 Nova Scotia .. On The Footsteps Of The Atlantic
3points
#13 If You're Into Whale Watching And Sea Kayaking , New Brunswick Might Just Be Your Place
3points