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These are Western or Common Canada Geese, one of 7 varieties that can be seen in the Tualatin River Valley during the winter months. Most of these will head North soon into Canada and Alaska. Some will stay at Jackson Bottom Wetlands and nest here.
One of the neatest stations on the Canada Line, located on the south east corner of Broadway and Cambie. It makes the best use of the rise in ground level by providing a longish but stepless approach to the passage over the tracks. The eastbound #99B Line bus stop has been conveniently relocated to the station forecourt. This makes transfers between the Canada Line and the SkyTrain at Broadway and Commercial easy and quicker than going downtown.
The connection from the westbound B Line is something else. Two major roads to cross. Additional entrances are not going to be added when Broadway subway opens but the transfers will be underground. stephenrees.blog/2019/09/23/broadway-at-cambie/
The tasteful simplicity of the structure is quite pleasing. The City owns the site and of course the air rights and the design permits a larger building around and above it. That hasn't happened in the last ten years, but it might.
9 Sep 1994 Toronto Transit Commission St Louis/CC&F A15 PCC car 4609 (1951) on Route 604 on Queens Quay heading for Union station.
Ex A8 PCC 4526 rebuilt in 1990.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Niagara Falls, Ontario, is a Canadian city at the famous waterfalls of the same name, linked with the U.S. by the Rainbow Bridge. Its site on the Niagara River's western shore overlooks the Horseshoe Falls, the cascades' most expansive section. Elevators take visitors to a lower, wetter vantage point behind the falls.
Canada explained by Tom Brokaw
Never be ashamed to say that you're Canadian is my advice to everyone. Canada is a federal state governed as a parliamentary democracy and a constitutional monarchy, with Queen Elizabeth II as its head of state. The country is officially bilingual at the federal level.
Canada Goose Family at the Bosque del Apache NWR in New Mexico
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During WW2 Canadian troops carried out open cast mining in Blaenavon, the waste tips were named Canada Tips.
A side road off of Ranchville Road which is just west of the Cypress Hills, in 2 hours only one vehicle went past on Ranchville Road, all you could hear were Sprague's Pipit's and the wind.................. it was heavenly!
May 2, 2012
Gagetown, N.-B.
Members of the Royal 22nd Regiment 2ndt Battalion secure the zone for the arrival of the Chief of defense staff General Walter Natynczyk in the Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Gagetown training area, New Brunswick.
Between April 10 and May 9, 2012, more than 4000 soldiers from the 5th Mechanized Brigade Group of Canada (5 GBMC) practiced in the areas of Garrison Gagetown during INTREPIDE LION exercise. With its diverse landforms, Garrison Gagetown provides military training with a different environment and a wider field of operations.
Photo by : Cpl Alexandre Parenteau
Valcartier Imaging Section
Copyright © 2012 DND-MDN
17 novembre 2012
Base de Valcartier, Québec
Les Voltigeurs de Québec de la compagnie C effectuent une patrouille dans les secteurs de la Base de Valcartier lors du GPE 4 qui s’est déroulé le 17 et 18 novembre 2012.
Les unités du 35e Groupe-brigade du Canada ont participé au Groupe principal à l’entrainement 4 sur la Base de Valcartier le 17 et 18 novembre dernier. Cet entrainement est le dernier d’une série de quatre permettant aux militaires, au cours de l’automne, de pratiquer des opérations variées au niveau de peloton, de compagnie jusqu’à celui de Brigade.
Photo : Caporal Isabelle Provost, 35e Groupe-brigade du Canada
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Four RAF ground crew in transit near Battlefield Canadian national Railway yard. They all seem to be tagged. This was taken on 20 March and they are Jack Dell, Frank Alderson, Jerry Moore
and Frank Michells
The engine appears to be out of service
A westbound is just leaving town right behind the VIA train. I do remember the hordes of black flies swarming around me as I shot this photo.
During the 1870s the Montreal architect Victor Bourgeau designed the high altar, choir stalls and reredos (altarpiece), with statues sculpted in pine by the French artist Henri Bouriché. All the decorative woodwork motifs were executed in black walnut. The statues were delivered in 1875.
Curé Rousselot himself devised the decorative theme for the sanctuary to illustrate the true meaning and significance of the sacrament of the Mass and the Eucharist.
Canada Goose - Branta canadensis. Durrus, Cork, Ireland. This goose was all alone on the shore, and kept trying to join a nearby flock of ducks (mallard? - see below). They weren't interested, and kept swimming away!