“Meanwhile, In Canada”: 50 Posts About The Things That Only Happen In Canada (New Pics)

Canada also boasts its significance to all the sweet teeth of North America. Hamilton, Ontario, is where the magic of Swedish Fish happens. It's the city that houses the factory where the candy for all of the North American market is made. Never mind the betrayal that the fish don't come from Sweden at all!

When we think of fortified cities, many old European towns probably come to mind. However, Canada has its own walled city, Quebec. It's the only fortified city north of Mexico City in North America that has proper walls all around. It's not medieval, like, say, Dubrovnik, but it has its own charm, with horses and carriages passing by from time to time.

Lastly, let's tackle the Canadian weather. Those who've never been there think that Canada is probably always cold, icy, and snowy. And while winters can get brutal in the most northern cities, it's not winter all year round. In Toronto, it gets up to 86 degrees Fahrenheit (30 degrees Celsius) during summer. In Vancouver, the temperatures don't drop below freezing even during winter, and summers get as hot as 77 degrees Fahrenheit (25 degrees Celsius).

What's your take on Canada, Pandas? Like it, love it, or adore it? Let us know your thoughts in the comments, and if you're a Canadian Panda, share some more interesting things only true Canadians know! And, if you're still looking for some more Canadian curiosities after that, visit our previous posts about this wonderful country here, here, and here!