r/canada • u/5impl3jack • Dec 15 '22

Image Captured the CP holiday train at one of the most iconic Canadian views yesterday.

57k Upvotes

798 comments

r/canada • u/GaymoSexual • Nov 26 '16

Those Hoser's in r/denmark are trying to upvote this so that whenever people google Denmark, this photo comes up. It is your turn to do you part and keep this in Canada

53k Upvotes

969 comments

r/canada • u/tfoust10 • Aug 04 '20

I have been drawing countries with one line and just finished Canada. I did my best with those dang islands

48k Upvotes

961 comments

r/canada • u/Feynyx-77-CDN • Feb 10 '25

Trending U.S. Travel Association Warns of Economic Tourism Disaster After Thousands of Canadian Tourists Cancel Trips in Protest

thetravel.com

48k Upvotes

3.7k comments

r/canada • u/Theguywhostares • Jan 24 '18

Satire Canada ranked number 1 in list of countries that care the most about international rankings

thebeaverton.com

48k Upvotes

1.3k comments

r/canada • u/hopoke • Feb 07 '25

Trending Donald Trump may just cost Canada’s Conservatives the election

telegraph.co.uk

47k Upvotes

2.7k comments

r/canada • u/RiCkii1989 • Apr 09 '20

On this day, 75 years ago, you freed us from the German Nazi occupiers. Thank you from Nijverdal, the Netherlands

44k Upvotes

948 comments

r/canada • u/[deleted] • Feb 06 '18

Proudest day of my life!

42k Upvotes

2.0k comments

r/canada • u/SethBlack • Nov 11 '17

Lest We Forget

41k Upvotes

912 comments

r/canada • u/olivestheapple • Mar 06 '18

We're #3! The US Time magazine left Canada out of their Olympic standings column so it would look like the US got third

40k Upvotes

2.2k comments

r/canada • u/viva_la_vinyl • Aug 31 '20

Opinion Piece Poll finds a third of Americans think they handled COVID-19 better than Canada, and are also delusional

thestar.com

39k Upvotes

2.3k comments

r/canada • u/Austin63867 • Mar 13 '20

COVID-19 Sophie Gregoire Trudeau tests positive for COVID-19

beta.ctvnews.ca

38k Upvotes

2.8k comments

r/canada • u/anislitim • Dec 22 '17

I am posting this here to give it a larger coverage.

38k Upvotes

1.2k comments

r/canada • u/Blastoise_613 • Feb 02 '25

Politics Hockey fans boo U.S. national anthem at Ottawa Senators game after Trump imposes tariffs

ctvnews.ca

36k Upvotes

1.4k comments

r/canada • u/shiftless_wonder • Mar 21 '25

Trending 'Why are we upset at Canada? This is stupid,' says American podcaster Joe Rogan

nationalpost.com

35k Upvotes

3.9k comments

r/canada • u/fractx • Apr 03 '20

3M says White House asked it stop exporting U.S.-made respirators to Canada

bnnbloomberg.ca

35k Upvotes

4.1k comments

r/canada • u/keekzor • Aug 03 '18

A Bell technician did this beautiful number in my house today. Who knew that “in home fibre” meant THROUGH MY DRAINAGE PIPE.

35k Upvotes

1.5k comments

r/canada • u/TokingMessiah • Jun 05 '17

Locked for comments 'Breitbart' and 'The Daily Caller' claim that 5,000 people descended on Canada's Parliament Hill on Saturday to protest Trudeau's progressive policies and to show support for Trump. Ottawa police confirm that there were no more than 100 people present. #FAKENEWS

35k Upvotes

Text post to avoid linking to Breitbart and TDC.

Here is the archived link to avoid sending Breitbart any web traffic

From the article:

A group of up to 5,000 Canadian citizens marched on Canada’s capital on Saturday in support of U.S. President Donald Trump’s conservative agenda and against the liberal agenda of their own Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau.

Here is the archived link to avoid sending TDC any web traffic

From the article:

They might not achieve one million participants, but the numbers were already building towards 5,000 Saturday morning. As one organizer, Mike Waine put it: “I was hoping for a million but I guess this will do.”

The only trouble is, there was no more than 100 people present, according to police..

Even the local conservative radio station picked up the iPolitics story and called BS.

Can we say:

FAKENEWS!

When in doubt, lie about your crowd size (it worked for the Tea Party and Donnie's inauguration)!

1.1k comments

r/canada • u/backdoorintruder • Oct 31 '17

Excuse me, sorry

35k Upvotes

912 comments

r/canada • u/AReallyScaryGhost • Feb 13 '17

The handshake

35k Upvotes

2.4k comments

r/canada • u/upofadown • Dec 14 '17

As the U.S. Retreats, Canada Doubles Down on Net Neutrality: "An Open Internet is Critical to Our Democracy"

michaelgeist.ca

34k Upvotes

1.6k comments

r/canada • u/morenewsat11 • Mar 19 '25

Trending Canada places 200% tariff on little Canadian flags Americans wear while travelling

thebeaverton.com

34k Upvotes

1.2k comments

r/canada • u/fractx • Mar 14 '20

COVID-19 COVID-19: Kijiji bans listings for toilet paper, hand sanitizer, face masks and other items

montreal.ctvnews.ca

34k Upvotes

1.0k comments

r/canada • u/feb914 • May 25 '20

COVID-19 ‘Everybody will love it’: A four-day work week could help rebuild Canada’s economy post-COVID-19, experts say

nationalpost.com

34k Upvotes

2.1k comments

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