Join the Fun!

#2

ETS Driver Helped An Old Lady Carry Groceries, That Was The Best 10 Minutes I Ever Waited For Bus

Final score:

494points

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Multa Nocte 10 months ago

That is so sweet!

125points

On the outside, Canada is a vast and rugged land. From north to south, it spans more than half the Northern Hemisphere.

From east to west, it stretches almost 4,700 miles (7,560 kilometers) across six time zones.

But even though it's the second largest country in the world, only one-half of one percent of the world's population lives there.

#3

This Canadian Goose Comes Back Year After Year To Lay Her Eggs In My Neighbor's Plant Pot

Final score:

491points

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Multa Nocte 10 months ago

Absolute BEST guard dog you will ever have.

26points

#4

Canadian Lawmakers Wore Pink Heels To Bring Awareness To Violence Against Women

Final score:

491points

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NapQueen 10 months ago

Thank you, gentlemen!

142points

#5

It's Hitting Almost -35°C Tonight Here In Alberta, And A Shop Put This Rack Out For People In Need

Final score:

486points

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Multa Nocte 10 months ago

Canadians are so kind!

136points

Canada is rich with black-blue lakes, rivers, majestic mountains, and forested valleys.

The Canadian Shield, a hilly region in the northern part of the country, even has some of the oldest rocks on Earth!

#6

The Stray Cat I Brought Home From Greece Has Never Seen Snow Before. Welcome To Canada, Buddy

Final score:

485points

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nomnomborkbork 10 months ago

So many questions, expressed perfectly in his pose.

183points

#7

Out For A Morning Stroll Around The Neighborhood

Final score:

469points

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Jennifer L. Moore 10 months ago

Love the family

70points

#8

I Was Walking My Dog This Morning In Vancouver And Saw Someone Built A Free Deposit Period Pantry For Folks Who Can't Afford Or Access Menstruation Products

Final score:

447points

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Java Addict 10 months ago

That would be looted and destroyed within a day where I live

149points

Canada's far north belongs to the Arctic Circle, where ice, snow, and glaciers dominate the landscape.

Few trees grow here, and farming is not feasible, really. Native Canadians, called First Nations people, live in this region and by mostly hunting and fishing.

#9

My Favorite Photo Of The Rockies I've Ever Taken, Canada

Final score:

417points

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Dawn Kirkbride 10 months ago

Absolutely beautiful!

80points

#10

Found This Sign In Front Of Someone's Home, Canada

Final score:

417points

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chrnh@metrocast.net 10 months ago

I need this sign.

5points

#11

Impressive Ice Sculptures At The Ice Magic Festival In Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada

Final score:

414points

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Auntriarch 10 months ago

I would love that, I've been to Ice hotel three times, would go again like a shot

50points

#12

Beware Of This Dog

Final score:

409points

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Kay Woodpecker 10 months ago

That's one big a*s dog

147points

The first people to come to Canada are thought to have arrived between 15,000 and 30,000 years ago across a land bridge that connected Asia and North America.

Interestingly, around A.D. 1000, the Viking explorer Leif Eriksson reached Newfoundland and tried to establish a settlement there, but it didn't last.

#13

How To Tell You're In Canada

Final score:

401points

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 10 months ago

This one is hilarious!

82points

#14

Photos I Took In Port Stanley, Ontario, Canada. Combination Of Severe Wind, Cold, Water And A Little Sand. The Base For Mother Nature's Sculptures Was A Gate And Lamp Posts On A Pier

Final score:

400points

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Ellykay995 10 months ago

I used to live near here..its gorgeous in the winter!

49points

#15

I Live In Coquitlam, And Today, I Saw This Beauty In The Backyard

Final score:

390points

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Adrian 10 months ago

Pspspsps...

153points

#16

Maple Leaf In A Maple Tree

Final score:

389points

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Nina 10 months ago

That's the most Canadian tree you'll ever see 😅

171points

The French and British settlers arrived in the 16th century. Continual land disputes between farmers and fur traders led to four wars between 1689 and 1763.

The final one, called the French and Indian War, left the British in control of Canada; however, French influence remains strong even today.

In 1867, Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick combined to form a dominion with its own separate government, parliament, and prime minister.

Manitoba joined soon after and in 1931, Canada became an independent nation.

#17

Canada Post Has Changing Rooms Where You Can Try On Clothes You've Bought Online. That Way, You Can Return Them Right Away If They Don't Fit

Final score:

386points

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Bored something 10 months ago

How thoughtful

106points

#18

Harvesting Cranberries In Canada

Final score:

386points

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Tempest 10 months ago

Wow!

85points

#19

Today, A Raccoon Had To Be Escorted Out By Security In My Hospital

Final score:

376points

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Laura Zaini 10 months ago

Ok, ok, I'm going.....

127points

#20

I'm Visiting Canada And Loving Their Sense Of Humor

Final score:

371points

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AQWER11222 10 months ago

honestly fair argument there

90points

As the pictures illustrate, Canada is, in some ways, many nations in one. Descendents of British and French immigrants make up roughly half of the population, then there are other European and Asian immigrants, and First Nations peoples make up just about four percent.

Inuit people live mostly in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut. Many Native Canadians live on their traditional lands, but a considerable portion have moved to cities across the country.

To get an even better understanding of this corner of the world, fire up our earlier "Meanwhile, in Canada" publications that reflect the country here and here.

#21

What Could Be More Ontario Than The Self-Admiration Of A Blue Jay

Final score:

357points

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PattyK 10 months ago

Actually, it’s probably not admiring itself. It’s probably trying to decide if it wants to attack that jay in the mirror.

162points

#22

This Drive-Through In Canada Has Their Debit Card Machine Attached To A Hockey Stick

Final score:

356points

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Be Weird 24/7 10 months ago

If it works, it works

98points

#23

I Completed My 500th Donation At Canadian Blood Services

Final score:

346points

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Auntriarch 10 months ago

Goodness me! I didn't even know that was possible. Well done!

62points

#24

Harvey's (Canada) Gives Grow Your Own Plants Instead Of A Toy In Their Kids Meals

Final score:

339points

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 10 months ago

I want one, but I'm not a kid.

99points

#25

Sign In Vancouver Warning About Local Canadians

Final score:

338points

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Let’s All Just Try And Be Decent 10 months ago

We have these in the UK. Can confirm they are terrifying. And loud.

84points

#26

Welcome To Canada, Where Schools Are Broken Into By Moose

Final score:

333points

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Tempest 10 months ago

100% better than being broken into by an active shooter!

337points

#27

Huge Respect For This Guy (Working At A Construction Site) Who Helped A Huge Flock Of Geese Cross The Busy Street

Final score:

333points

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STress (I/me) 10 months ago

He doesn't want to displease them. Smart move.

109points

#28

In Vancouver, Trained Raptors And Handlers Have Been Hired To Keep Aggressive Seagulls Away From Public Eating Areas

Final score:

332points

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Content Wombat 10 months ago (edited)

We have similar trained raptors in London UK to deter pigeons and gulls.

78points

#29

When It's So Cold You Say, Screw It, I Don't Care If I Look Like A Cross Between A Bank Robber And A Highlighter Pen

Final score:

321points

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Multa Nocte 10 months ago

Fashion flies out the window when the mercury drops.

155points

#30

Salt Truck Flair. Only In Canada

Final score:

320points

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Petra Schaap 10 months ago

hahahahaha now this is perfect !!

93points

#31

Meanwhile, At My Brother's House. You Can See It Trying To Open The Door

Final score:

319points

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Bored something 10 months ago

Bearhovas witness?

218points

#32

No Money? No Worries. Canadian People Love To Serve Our Community

Final score:

318points

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aashi chaudhari 10 months ago

so nice

54points

#33

Path To Success Is Never A Straight Line

Final score:

317points

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nomnomborkbork 10 months ago

Determination and skill win the day.

71points

#34

This Wise Local Helped Me With Directions Last Night

Final score:

311points

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HTakeover 10 months ago

Wise owl has seen some serious c**p down by the bars. Wants to make sure people make home safely.

55points

#35

Morning On Prince Edward Island

Final score:

300points

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nomnomborkbork 10 months ago

Nothing like starting your day with the task of digging out! (And how do you keep all the snow from piling up inside your house??)

65points

#36

The Drive To Costco Is Like Something Out Of A Movie But Like, A Scary One

Final score:

298points

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Will Cable 10 months ago

UK.. snowflake lands on some road somewhere, schools close, trains stop running

149points

#37

How To Identify A Real Canadian

Final score:

292points

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Will Cable 10 months ago

In the North East of England they probably be wearing short sleeves too..

54points

#38

This Is In Canada. I Saw This While Skiing

Final score:

287points

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ADDee 10 months ago

There must be a horror movie that starts with this.

96points

#39

What Do You Do When It Snows In Canada? Build A Snow Fort And Stream The Game

Final score:

284points

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HTakeover 10 months ago

I don't see any beers stacked in the wall!

77points

#40

Raccoon City

Final score:

272points

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AQWER11222 10 months ago

awww

47points

The Starsong Princess 10 months ago

The cuteness factor wears off very quickly when they go through your garbage.

5points

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Jules 10 months ago

Hope the little guy was ok - that looks a long way up

9points

Eric 10 months ago

LET HIM IN

5points

randomhungryhamsterperson 10 months ago

let him in, poor little fella

1point

Kerry Ericksson 10 months ago

I have a few that come around in the evening and I feed them cookies

1point

Sonja 10 months ago

Hey, Janice! Wanna hang?

1point

A pug with bananas 10 months ago

Don’t mind me, just trying to rob a trash can up there.

1point

Marilyn Holt 10 months ago

And here's another truly Canaadian story from Toronto https://www.boredpanda.com/dead-raccoon-memorial-shrine-mourning-deadraccoonto-toronto/

1point

Jo Kidd 9 months ago

Does that keep the bandit in or out??

0points

Lisa Tetlow 10 months ago

LOVE IT!!!

0points

3 Trash Pandas (She/They) 10 months ago

Help

0points

BarkingSquirell 10 months ago

Raccoons vs. Toronto! 🦝

0points

#41

Two Different Currents Meeting Off The Coast Of Vancouver, British Columbia

Final score:

271points

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nomnomborkbork 10 months ago

That's really amazing.

73points

#42

Just A Guy Dressed In A Dinosaur Costume Riding A Unicycle During This Evening's Commute

Final score:

269points

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Let’s All Just Try And Be Decent 10 months ago

Increases visibility, warmth, and padding should he fall. All round a very sensible idea.

126points

#43

Brown Bear Casually Walking Across A Road In Banff, Canada

Final score:

255points

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Multa Nocte 10 months ago

It needs a crosswalk, like the geese.

58points

#44

It's A Little Cold For Running In Canada Right Now

Final score:

248points

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Auntriarch 10 months ago

It's a very peculiar sensation when your nostril hairs freeze

106points

#45

Sacrificing Car For A Trampoline

Final score:

244points

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nomnomborkbork 10 months ago

Looks like it just wants to have some bouncy fun.

35points

#46

When You Want To Go Sledding, But A Moose Is Using Your Truck As A Salt Lick

Final score:

237points

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nomnomborkbork 10 months ago

Note the relative sizes of the moose and the truck. I'm not telling the moose to shoo!

72points

#47

In Quebec, We Have A Special Coca-Cola That Tastes Like Maple Syrup

Final score:

234points

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Bored something 10 months ago

I do not like coke but that I would try. I do love maple syrup.

59points

#48

It’s Getting Pretty Dangerous Downtown

Final score:

229points

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nomnomborkbork 10 months ago

And it looks like he's aiming for your butt!

44points

#49

Who Said People Don't Have Manners?

Final score:

224points

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Noodle Panda 10 months ago

Looks like Australia

87points

#50

This Is The Kind Of Thing That Keeps Me Entertained In This City

Final score:

224points

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Midnight (she/her) 10 months ago

how did someone even get it there??

44points

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#51

In Montreal's Village, They Give Colorful Garbage Bags To The Residents So Garbage Day Wouldn't Be So Depressing

Final score:

76points

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Firstname Lastname 10 months ago

That's a really big lady bug.

16points

#52

I Was Running Late For An Appointment Yesterday But Stopped To Help A Neighbor Anyways. I Found This On My Windshield Today. Doesn't Get Much More Canadian Than This

"Thanks again for the boost this morning!!
Please use this Tim's free donut winning rim as thanks for stopping to help me out. Really appreciate it, pal! Enjoy!"

Katvin Report

Final score:

73points

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J MacDonald (macdonaldja) 10 months ago

Sadly roll up the rim is digital now..........I miss rolling up the rim to see if I've won

12points

#53

There Was No Cashier, So People Just Left Their Money On The Counter For Coffee. Only In Canada

Final score:

73points

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Somebodys grandmother 10 months ago

No denmark too....

13points

#54

Have You Seen East Toronto’s Orange Pigeon?

Final score:

73points

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NapQueen 10 months ago

Who loves orange soda?

14points

#55

I Had A Super Canadian Moment Yesterday. Canada Geese Using The Crosswalk. We All Stopped To Let Them Cross

Final score:

71points

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Jules 10 months ago

Quite rightly so

1point

#56

It's Time For A Game Of "Where Is The Road?"

Final score:

71points

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Moosy Girl 10 months ago

Looks like a game of “where’s the creek” to me.

17points

#57

Geese Are Used As A Measurement In Canada

Final score:

71points

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Bored something 10 months ago

Because it's too cold for the bananas.

29points

#58

Giant Rubber Duck In Toronto

Final score:

71points

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Petra Schaap 10 months ago

duck did a world tour, our small town welcomed him too!

15points

#59

Rude Couple Hisses At Pedestrians As They Walk By Near 980 Howe St. Today In Downtown Vancouver

Final score:

71points

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ADDee 10 months ago

Muppet Show’s old couple (Statler and Waldorf).

28points

#60

My Dad Booked A Trip To Canada After Telling Us He Was Sick Of The Florida Heat. Today, I Look Out My Balcony Window To See Him Walking Around Like This

Final score:

70points

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Tempest 10 months ago (edited)

I wish I had the money to do that! 😭😭 I currently live in a tropical country with 28+ degree Celsius temperatures year round and absolutely hate it. Just want to go live in a snowy place (I’ve lived in the snow before and am better used it than the tropical climate).

21points

#61

It's Iceberg Season. I Captured This Huge Iceberg Just Outside The Harbour Of St. John's, Newfoundland

Final score:

69points

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Tiny Dancer 10 months ago

Back in the '70s, we ran a bar/restaurant in St. John's right on the harbour. Opened up the first patio the city had ever seen and that's where you'd find me on a lovely spring day, just sipping a Diet Coke and watching the icebergs float by what's known as Iceberg Alley. Depending on the size, it could take hours to pass by. Magical stuff.

5points

#62

A True Canadian Emergency

Final score:

69points

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Auntriarch 10 months ago

Where is the Red Cross when you need them?

27points

#63

We Need More Of This In Toronto

Final score:

69points

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nomnomborkbork 10 months ago

What a great idea! When you just have a one-time project, why buy all the tools?

20points

#64

So, British Columbia Got Some Snow. That's My Car

Final score:

68points

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nomnomborkbork 10 months ago

Loaf of white bread

7points

#65

Meanwhile In Alberta

Final score:

68points

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Rebekah FS 10 months ago

That’s a biker gang I’d be interested in joining

17points

#66

You Know You're In Canada When You See Something Like This

Final score:

68points

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Weasel Wise 10 months ago

I wish this message was posted on any electronic payment machine. Grocery store: please, be kind. Sports arena: please, be kind. Bodega: please, be kind.

14points

#67

Today, A Guy On The Right Offered To Share His Umbrella With The Guy On The Left, A Stranger, While They Were Waiting For The Bus In The Rain

Final score:

66points

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#68

Canadian Cigarettes Now Have Warnings On The Filter

It’s also in French on the other side.

Jimmyboon Report

Final score:

63points

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NapQueen 10 months ago

I just don't think it's going to make a difference....look at the pictures they already put on cigarette packets.

19points

#69

Spring Has Arrived In Alberta, Canada

Final score:

62points

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Ellykay995 10 months ago

Spring? That's pretty much summer 😂

15points

#70

In Some Parts Of Canada, We Buy Milk In Bags. 3 Bags Are Packaged In 1 Bag Totalling - 4 Liters. A Plastic Jug Holds The Bag While The Corner Is Cut To Pour Out

Final score:

61points

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Bobert Robertson 10 months ago

Wait. I've used bagged milk my whole life and what is this dispenser? We just use the bags as like a water bed for the egg carton lol!

18points

#71

Garter Snakes Coming Out Of Hibernation And Gathering Into A Mating Ball Of Tens Of Thousands, In Southern Manitoba, Canada

Final score:

60points

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Mark 10 months ago

And suddenly my desire to visit Canada is gone, how weird

63points

#72

This Candy Store In Vancouver Leaves Their Empty Cash Register Drawer On Display After Hours To Deter Break-Ins

Final score:

59points

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Petra Schaap 10 months ago

well.... we did that in Amsterdam, and almost every other shop did this.

19points

#73

Only In This Lovely Nation We Would Close A Road In The Downtown Core To Play Hockey

Final score:

58points

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Rinso the Red 10 months ago

Car!... ok Game on! Game On!

1point

#74

Baseball Crowd

This shot was taken a few weeks ago in Toronto at the Jays game on a Sunday afternoon. Baseball superstar Shohei Ohtani was in a town, and the game was a sellout. Electric atmosphere the entire time. I wanted to take a shot that illustrated how massive the crowd was.

lostcanuck Report

Final score:

58points

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Auntriarch 10 months ago

I didn't know there were that many Canadians

6points

#75

More Minimalist No-Name Branding From Canada

Final score:

58points

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Mark 10 months ago

Umbrellas do be shading

15points

#76

Settle Down My Guy, It’s Only 6 Degrees

Final score:

58points

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Fluffy Rock 10 months ago

But it's sunny!

15points

#77

They Installed Wireless Chargers Integrated Into The Tables In KFC (In Canada)

Final score:

57points

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Michael Largey 10 months ago

Kilowatts Free of Charge

3points

#78

In Canada, The "No Name" Brand Is An Actual Brand

Final score:

57points

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Nimitz 10 months ago

And they were a good company for a while. Now the parent company, Loblaws, regularly organizes to defraud Canadians by artificially inflating prices. They were caught boosting the price of bread to 2-3x normal about 10 years ago. Now with inflation, you can't trust the weight/volume on any of their products, everything costs 20-30% more, they no longer give meaningful amounts of membership rewards points, and they recently tried to stop selling "use today" items at a discount. Basically doing everything they can to gouge Canadians out of their money.

4points

#79

St. John's, Newfoundland - January 18, 2020. Yes, That's The Top Of My Car

Final score:

56points

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Petra Schaap 10 months ago

i wanna visit St Johns once to see all the colorful houses!

9points

#80

Passing Through Canada. Saw What Used To Be A Sign

Final score:

55points

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Roan The Demon Kitty 10 months ago

this made my brain feel weird

28points

#81

The Temperature In Canada Has Dropped

Final score:

55points

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ƒιѕн 10 months ago

She got her hair frosted.

22points

#82

Pond Hockey At Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada

Final score:

53points

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Glen Ellyn 10 months ago

US Pond Hockey Championship is going on right now on Lake Nokomis in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Pond-Hocke...ae7b36.jpg

8points

#83

Shoutout To This Guy Standing All Day In The Bitter Cold To Protest Housing Affordability In Orangeville

Final score:

53points

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Dee Rutherford 10 months ago

It covers all our small towns, and our big cities. Housing has got out of hand., and like elsewhere, we still have many homeless to take care of.

13points

#84

It Was So Cold In Ottawa Last Month That The Soft Drinks In The Foyer Of This Supermarket Froze

Final score:

52points

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Roan The Demon Kitty 10 months ago

i hope they didn't explode. I made the mistake of putting a bottle of pepsi in the freezer once and it exploded, coating everything with pepsi slush.

16points

#85

Canada Post Now Drives Cute Electric Delivery Vans

Final score:

51points

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Adrian 10 months ago

When I grew up in the UK in the 60s milk was delivered in electric vehicles. Look how far we've come in 60 years! Not!

9points

#86

Santa Court Is Coming To Town

Final score:

50points

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LauraDragonWench 10 months ago

Takes the whole "You better be good for goodness sake" thing to a whole new level!

13points

#87

If Polar Bear Attacks, You Must Fight Back

Final score:

50points

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Roan The Demon Kitty 10 months ago

I feel like fighting back would be futile... :I

19points

#88

Stay Classy, Ottawa. Good Morning From My Uber This Morning

Final score:

50points

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Anikulapo 10 months ago

My world got turned upside down the first time I read that

9points

#89

A Moment Of Serenity In Downtown Today

Final score:

50points

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Auntriarch 10 months ago

Lovely photo

10points

#90

Climate Change Art Installation In Montréal, Canada

Final score:

50points

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Roan The Demon Kitty 10 months ago

morbidly beautiful and creative, but also, incredibly sad :(

19points

#91

We Live In Canada, And This Is My Friend's Hyundai Gearshift

Final score:

49points

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ADDee 10 months ago

And a Ferrari steering wheel!

7points

#92

Canada Coffee Shop Door Handles

Final score:

49points

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Tiny Dancer 10 months ago

Look, I know we all love to make fun of how much this country LOVES hockey, but this particular donut shop is Tim Hortons, originally started by an actual hockey player. So, this one makes sense.

14points

#93

The Result Of A 5 Km Run During An Extreme Cold Warning In Canada. It Was -40 Celsius

Final score:

48points

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Michael Hauck 10 months ago

-40C = -40F

11points

#94

Good Thing My Neighbor Opened Their Pool Last Week

Final score:

47points

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Geoffrey Scott 10 months ago

In the US (at our house anyway) open on Memorial wkd, close on Labor wkd

1point

#95

At My Local Park This Morning. This Is Why People Make Fun Of Canadians

Final score:

47points

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Adrian 10 months ago

How many bananas is that?

8points

#96

This Skate Stoppers In Canada

Final score:

46points

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nancy 10 months ago

It would be only in that one small section to protect the valve openings below. If someone were to skateboard off the ledge at that point, they could damage the ports (or themselves). You can see they've left plenty of space to skate straight by. This is nice.

2points

#97

Only In Nova Scotia

Final score:

46points

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#98

Today, I Saw This Pizza Vending Machine In Toronto Subway Station

Final score:

44points

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Roan The Demon Kitty 10 months ago

I think I saw one of these in Japan, too. Should be worldwide, imagine the money these things would make off the people coming out of the bars in the early hours of the morning xD

9points

#99

Meanwhile, In Canada

Final score:

44points

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mewhomustnotbenamed 10 months ago

Canadians and Russians have the best adaptability to the cold

12points

#100

Manitoba Moose Game Yesterday

Final score:

44points

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Nimitz 10 months ago

Oof, trying to track a black puck on that blue? GL

0points

#101

When Your Computer Overheats Playing Elden Ring, But It's Winter In Canada

Final score:

44points

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Reenzy Bennington 10 months ago

So now it freezes.

6points

#102

McDonald's In Downtown London, Ontario, Has A Walk-Through Window

Final score:

44points

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nancy 10 months ago

Because it's at a corner considered to be a hub for the city busses. People transfer busses, and sometimes have to wait 15 min for their bus to arrive. This walk-through is very convenient.

12points

#103

My Dad Found This Strange Meter-Long Vegetable Thing In A Ravine In Toronto, Canada (Dog For Scale)

Final score:

42points

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Weasel Wise 10 months ago

Looks like a gigantic green bean or seed pod from some wild peas. 🤔

11points

#104

Canada Post Sends Scent Blocking Envelopes

Final score:

41points

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KLL 10 months ago

Weed, magic mushrooms...our cash smells like maple syrup I've heard

10points

#105

Today, I Saw A Subaru Being Blessed In A Restaurant's Parking Lot In Toronto

Final score:

40points

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Michael Largey 10 months ago

Blessed - or being given the last rites?

20points

#106

A Canadian Spring

Final score:

38points

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Northern Breeze 10 months ago

early spring is the sh1tt1est time of the year imho... you have snow and rain followed by freezing conditions...

8points

#107

Feels Good To Be Back To Simpler Problems In Ottawa

Final score:

38points

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KLL 10 months ago

This kind of ice though....this is the worst ice. I vote we declare half days whenever there is this type of Ice. All "productive" day lengths are reduced to the innermost 4 hours to allow everyone enough time to get around and stamp out emergencies as they pop up....and there are little emergencies everywhere.

7points

#108

Just About The Most Vancouver Thing I've Seen In A While. A Lamborghini With A Ski Box Parked In Front Of Tim Hortons

Final score:

38points

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INGI 10 months ago

So aerodynamic!

3points

#109

Vancouver

Final score:

38points

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Nancy Doughty 10 months ago

Must've warmed up, eh?

6points

#110

Union Station Jammed Packed After The New Year's Fireworks

Final score:

35points

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Roan The Demon Kitty 10 months ago

this gives me anxiety

22points

#111

Lineup Of Teslas Waiting For A Charging Station At Vaughan Mills, Ontario

Final score:

33points

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Roan The Demon Kitty 10 months ago (edited)

I do foresee this being a huge problem worldwide as more countries make the switch to EVs. Its why I think self charging hybrids is a better idea than fully electric, at least, at the moment.

20points

#112

It Looks So Weird

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Weasel Wise 10 months ago (edited)

Celine Dion with a heavy tan?

8points

#113

"Don't Worry, It Will Blow Off Once We Hit The Highway"

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Mark 10 months ago

Okay but seriously never do this. A small clump of snow blew off a box truck and cracked the windshield of the family car, imagine how much damage this would do

30points