Untold Canada

FALL COLOURS IN ALGOMA COUNTY, ONTARIO

DINOSAUR PROVINCIAL PARK, ALBERTA
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Dinosaur Provincial Park in Alberta is famous for its dinosaur fossil finds. 40 species have been found here so far and over 300 specimen unearthed, which is more than anywhere else in the world.

DOROTHY (GHOST TOWN), ALBERTA
The hamlet of Dorothy grew to a population of 100 reidents in the 1920s but only a dozen people remain in the area now. The abandoned grain elevator still stands tall.

RAVEN LAKE, ONTARIO
The lake is in Halfway Provincial Park, about 25 kms from the town of Cartier in Ontario.

A TIPI IN MANITOBA
Tipi was used as a shelter by Native Americans of the Canadian Prairies. It is now primary used for ceremonial purposes.

SPOTTED LAKE, BRITISH COLUMBIA
This incredible lake is 10 km from the Osoyoos in southern British Columbia. The spots are dense deposits of minerals like sodium sulphate and many more. The colour of the lake changes depending on the mineral composition and precipitation for that season.

KING'S HIGHWAY 144, ONTARIO
The 271 km highway connects the city of Greater Sudbury to Timmins. It is one of the most isolated highways in the province of Ontario, passing mainly through forest for most of the way.

GROS MORNE NATIONAL PARK, NEWFOUNDLAND
A World Heritage Site and a geologist's paradise, this biggest national park on the island of Newfoundland is known for its spectacular natural beauty and unique geological features. Hiking is a popular activity in the area with over 20 marked trails.

EMERALD LAKE, BRITISH COLUMBIA
Located in Yoho National Park, Emerald Lake is the biggest tourist attraction in the park. The lake remains frozen from November to June due to its high altitude.

EDMONTON, ALBERTA
My home since Jan 2012, the capital city of Alberta is the northernmost city of North America with a population of over a million. It is also known as "Canada's Festival City" due to large number of festivals that are hosted here year-round.

HANGING COWBOY BOOTS, SASKATCHEWAN
The wooden frame with old cowboy boots near the town of Sceptre was built by John Both, a local rancher who lived in the area all his life. He believed in the preservation of the area, and the archway was a cowboy was to show appreciation and love for life.

AURORA BOREALIS (NORTHERN LIGHTS) IN NORTHWEST TERRITORIES
Canada is one of the best places in the world to be mesmerized by this incredible phenomenon. Northwest Territories, with its long periods of darkness in winter and higher frequency of clear skies, is a popular place to see the lights.