“Meanwhile, In Canada”: 127 Photos That Perfectly Sum Up Canada (New Pics)
O Canada! Our home and native land! True patriot love in all of us command…
If you’ve never been to Canada, you probably have an idealized image of it in your head. Everyone is friendly and smiling all the time, babies come out of the womb knowing how to play hockey and build snowmen, people will apologize to you after you spill coffee on them, the fountains in city centers flow with maple syrup, and moose run around helping elderly citizens cross the road.
Well, those stereotypes actually might not be too far from reality. Below, we’ve gathered some of the funniest photos that sum up exactly what it’s like to live in Canada. We hope you enjoy these pics that showcase how kind, cold and considerate Canada is, and please, if you could, upvote the images that just go to show that Canada is a whole other world. Then if you’re interested in even more “meanwhile, in Canada” photos, you can find Bored Panda’s last article on the same topic right here, eh. Image credits: Pamaj Image credits: ZhuliQC Image credits: shrimpdood Overall, Canada has a sparkling reputation. It is known for being full of the world’s most polite people, as well as some absolutely stunning nature. But it’s a quirky country too. Where else in the world would you find a moose swimming in a pool or cops allowing a dog to pose in their helmet on top of their police motorcycle? Canada is a gem, and we hope you enjoy this list of some of the most adorable and hilarious photos ever captured in that beautiful country. When it comes to how Canada is perceived around the world, many people had rave reviews of the nation. A few years ago, for Canada Day, journalist Daniel Schwartz published a piece in CBC where he chatted with 15 influential people from around the globe about their thoughts on the maple-loving nation. Irene Salverda, president of the Associations for Canada Studies in the Netherlands, said that many of her Dutch friends refer to Canada as “the European version of America”. “The Dutch are attracted to the down-to-earth Canadian spirit,” Irene shared. “In Amsterdam, many locals will play dumb if an American asks for the way. But state you're Canadian, and doors will open instantly.” Image credits: virginityrocks Image credits: L9MK Lucia Otrisalova from Slovakia echoed Irene’s sentiments that Canada is often compared to the United States but seen in a more positive light. “Canada is still viewed as ‘a better United States’, as a country which enjoys a level of prosperity similar to its neighbor to the south, but doesn't interfere in matters that don't concern it,” she shared. And when it comes to how Americans view Canada, they are no exception to the rule of loving the cold yet kind nation. “Periodic surveys continue to show that Americans like Canadians more than anyone else in the world,” American political scientist Earl Fry shared. “Americans can learn so much from Canada, especially in terms of public schools, health care, federalism, livable cities, relatively low violent crime, and other important areas.” Image credits: Basically_Bear Image credits: WillOfTheLand Image credits: ClintFalin Danny Ben-Natan, the president of the Israel Association for Canadian Studies, also had kind words to say about Canada. “From a ‘country to the North of the USA’, Canada developed its own identity in the academic world and hundreds of scholars and many thousands of students began to study and research Canadian society, geography, law, literature and language,” Ben-Natan shared. “Thanks to what was probably the most cost-effective program of the Canadian government through its Understanding Canada program, Canada became of prime interest and importance in the scholarly and academic world.” Image credits: yuppiehick Image credits: tonysunphoto Image credits: BJuneTheLegend Ewa Urbaniak-Rybicka, a professor of Canadian, American and English literature at State University of Applied Sciences in Konin, Poland, also shared her students’ thoughts on Canada. “The image of Canada that my students draw from is that of a postmodern country which, although quite young, has an interesting, as well as rich, history, and which has influenced major historical events in the 20th century,” she shared. “Canada appears to my students also as a gothic entity which has bravely faced its national ghosts that have been haunting it and which has been transforming its national identity accordingly. Still, first and foremost, my students envision Canada as a country of immigrants cherishing its multiethnic, multicultural and multi-religious heritage.” Image credits: Jonnynewbreed Image credits: 5avethePlanet Image credits: Stoon_Slar When it comes to what makes the beautiful nation of Canada unique, the photos on this list speak for themselves. But we’ll still delve into a few of the most special aspects of the country, including how Canadians consider healthcare to be a fundamental human right. Free healthcare is an extremely appealing part of living in Canada, as the quality of their care is among the best in the world. And aside from visits to doctors offices and hospitals, Canadians are passionate about taking care of their physical and mental health as well. In fact, in 2021, according to the Global Wellness Index, Canada was deemed the best nation on the planet to live in based on indicators that measure global health, wealth and happiness. Image credits: irrelevantnonsequitr Image credits: HasanHaiNL Image credits: alan_regan If you live in Canada, you also know that excellent education is extremely accessible to citizens. Canada spends more money on education than any other country, and it certainly pays off. The nation has many prestigious universities that are famous worldwide, and the population is the most educated in the world, with 51% of adults having a college degree. Canadians are too humble to brag about themselves, so I’ll do it for them: Canada knows how to invest in things that go a long way in improving the quality of its citizens’ lives, like healthcare and education, and there are plenty of other countries that could take note of their successes. Image credits: OhmanIcanteven Contestants keep themselves warm in the hot springs while letting the cold winter air freeze their wet hair into interesting shapes. Image credits: cestrumnocturnum Image credits: ThunderGunExpress- To survive in Canada, one must get used to the frigid temperatures and extremely high piles of snow, but the beautiful scenery and high quality of life just might make up for it. There are plenty of gorgeous attractions in Canada, including a view of the Aurora Borealis from sites like Yellowknife, breathtaking icebergs that can be seen in Iceberg Alley, and beautiful beaches of Fundy Bay. The country holds quaint small towns, bustling cities, rivers, lakes, mountains, bays, Niagara Falls, and anything else a resident or visitor could ask for. If you ever visit Canada, be sure to bring along your camera, as you won’t want to forget the stunning views. Image credits: PatricktheCreator Image credits: onefanpornstar Image credits: InFatesHands Canada is also a very international country full of many rich cultures. The nation recognizes dual citizenship, offers ample support to immigrants and has helped many refugees settle into a new home. In fact, the country has an official policy of multiculturalism, meaning that media is available in multiple languages (Italian, Chinese, Portuguese, Arabic, etc.) and immigrants and minorities are encouraged to embrace and represent their own cultures in education and the workforce. Canada is a great example of how to create a peaceful society with cultural diversity, tolerance and safety. It was even the 4th nation in the world to legalize same-sex marriage. With low crime rates and strict gun control policies, Canada is one of the most peaceful and accepting places in the world. Image credits: maja_la_bruja Image credits: danyalm Image credits: kguenett Are you suddenly having an intense craving for poutine, maple syrup and Canadian bacon, eh? We hope you're enjoying this list celebrating the wonderful world of Canada. Please be sure to keep upvoting the photos that make Canada seem like it's on another, much colder and kinder, planet, and then let us know in the comments what you love most about this beautiful country, whether you live there or you simply wish you did. Then if you'd like to see even more photos of what's going on in Canada while the rest of the world is dealing with war, crime and impoliteness, check out this Bored Panda article next. Image credits: starships_lazerguns Image credits: hellofromspace Image credits: imgur.com Image credits: AcerRubrum Image credits: originalwfm Image credits: Artvandelay1 Image credits: Stolengoose Image credits: LadyJane17 Image credits: paquette977 Image credits: WholesomeFan150 Image credits: NineteenEighty9 Image credits: CBC Image credits: Davidcfmo Image credits: Carolyn Howe Image credits: stackssoncatss Image credits: IronhideD Image credits: Seawaysider Image credits: cavemanleong Image credits: karmanopoly Image credits: ntrsfrml Image credits: frostygloss Image credits: mywildcoast Image credits: art_only Image credits: gmcl86 Image credits: Bigfoot983 Image credits: vault114 Image credits: zangolatte Image credits: KellyHrudey Image credits: BriMor Image credits: Rh_S0ulzz Image credits: shootsmcgroot "A cool shot of Mr. Beaver taken from water level, with the Jim Pattinson Children’s Hospital in the background across the river." Image credits: Mike’s photos and videos of beavers Image credits: bollister Image credits: _connormcc Image credits: OPDOfcBossman Image credits: MaritimeRedditor Image credits: jnkyd Image credits: steeemo Image credits: PinicchioDelTaco Image credits: skiier11 Image credits: oldscotch Image credits: flacid_pianist Image credits: txdx21 Image credits: TryharderJB Image credits: KingWillTheConqueror Image credits: macceroni25 Image credits: IkeyTom21 Image credits: mattdjmorris Image credits: tomparkr Image credits: imgeo Image credits: 4ries Image credits: havingoey Image credits: 1nshed Image credits: GaryCPhoto Image credits: OnlyDano Image credits: sharkp00p Image credits: fairlywittyusername Image credits: alexandrajordyn Image credits: LemonLoaf8 Image credits: alftown Image credits: Jdubya87 Image credits: wuskis Image credits: Tippen22 Image credits: sophiaphotos Image credits: underbakedchochip Image credits: RexChapman Image credits: GreenAbsinthefairy Image credits: xFFFF0000 Image credits: altered__ego My friend is entering her Chihuahua in the dog outfit contest. He is wearing a handmade/beaded First Nation dog blanket. Image credits: Filet_minyon Image credits: penapox Upon closer inspection we noticed that the officer walking away was handing out Christmas cookies to everyone involved. Arguably the most Canadian act I’ve witnessed first hand. Warmed my heart. Merry Christmas everyone. Image credits: heatherledge Canadian air traffic controllers bought dinner for FAA air traffic controllers last night (all over the country) in an effort to show their support during the US government shutdown. Image credits: PlatinumAero Image credits: cadsii Image credits: big_possum_boss Image credits: editthis7 Image credits: mikey2k Image credits: Pwesto- Image credits: BreakingGarrick Image credits: stats_canada Image credits: ViCXT0RiA Image credits: hobopeeba Image credits: SmoothBrein Image credits: take_thing_literally Image credits: GaryCPhoto Image credits: hrryyss Image credits: L-epinephrine Image credits: billerz15 Image credits: Torotiberius Image credits: thewhiteponyproject Image credits: ottguy42 Image credits: Book_1love The only thing taken was cherry tomatoes, for which a person left $5 at the checkout. The person actually overpaid. Image credits: kingstonist.com Image credits: stchpka Image credits: gocanadiens Image credits: t3k Image credits: powerninja007 Image credits: SpongeGuru Image credits: devdevo1919 Image credits: KooolKay Meanwhile in Canada, it's extremely cold, and the people are extremely kind. The post “Meanwhile, In Canada”: 127 Photos That Perfectly Sum Up Canada (New Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.#1 Canada
#2 Meanwhile In Canada
#3 Got Covid Tested In Canada Today. Testing Centre Was A Hockey Rink, Front Desk A Hockey Net
#4 Pic Of Ramen Noodles At -30: Yellowknife, Northwest Territories
#5 Friend Living In Vancouver Sent Me Canada In One Picture
#6 Meanwhile, In Canada
#7 People Are Awesome - Spotted At Union Station In Toronto, Canada
#8 Welcome To Canada. This Is This Morning
#9 Only In Canada Will You Find A Baby Moose Carrying A Pride Flag
#10 This Is A Dairy Queen Drive-Through In Canada Where They Social Distance By Using A Debit Machine Zip Tied To A Hockey Stick. You Can’t Make This Up
#11 This Moose In A Pool In Ottawa, Canada
#12 Cake Dispenser In Toronto
#13 Church In Canada During Olympic Gold Game
#14 A&w Released A Lidless Compostable Coffee Cup In Toronto
#15 The Service Dog Bathroom At The Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada Airport
#16 In Canada, The Transit Apologizes For Being Full
#17 Finally Got Their Car Out. Now Just Run The Wipers And Get That Bit Of Snow Off The Windshield
#18 This Was No Ordinary Guy And No Ordinary Dog
#19 There Are Places In Canada That Have Bridges For Animals To Cross Over Busy Roads
#20 During The Annual Hair Freezing Contest In Canada
#21 Oh Canada
#22 I Don't Know How People From Other Countries Keep Their Beers Cold, But Here In Canada
#23 World's Largest Snow Maze. Manitoba, Canada
#24 This Store In Canada Had Store-Wide Discounts That Changed Based On The Temperature Outside That Day
#25 They Sell Maple Coke In Canada
#26 Traffic Lights In Prince Edward Island In Canada Are Different Shapes For Colour Blind People
#27 I Had A Super Canadian Moment Yesterday. Geese Using The Crosswalk. We All Stopped To Let Them Cross
#28 How To Spot The Canadians On Campus
#29 "There Used To Be Berries Here..." -Last Night In Whistler
#30 Welcome To Canada
#31 Got A Small Iced Coffee From Tim Hortons In Canada, Then Crossed Into The Us And Placed The Same Order
#32 A Moose Broke Through A Window And Entered A School In Saskatoon Today
#33 Justin Trudeau Jogs Through Prom Photo And Nobody Notices
#34 In Canada, Hockey's More Important Than Classes
#35 Welcome To Canada, Folks
#36 Being A Pilot In Northern Canada Has It's Perks
#37 Montreal Botanical Garden - Canada
#38 Canada’s Minister Of Defence Harjit Sajjan In Line For Groceries Like An Average Dude
#39 When Life Gives You Pileups Make Them Into A Hockey Game
#40 Mildly Claustrophobic This Morning
#41 A -25c Walk With Frozen Eyelashes. Alberta, Canada
#42 A Witch Paddle In Vancouver, British Columbia. With 40 Lovely Witches
#43 Officer Escorting Ducks Off A Bridge In Vancouver. We Waited For 15 Minutes. If This Is The Cost Of Being Late, So Be It
#44 Town Names In Western Canada
#45 The Longest Undefended Border In The World. On The Left Is Canada And Right, The USA
#46 This Canada 1oz Silver Coin Has Bigfoot On It
#47 Canada Post Location In Vancouver Has A Fitting Room. "Try It On Here. Is Your Online Purchase Right For You? If Not, We Can Help You Return It"
#48 Light Pillars In Saskatchewan, Canada
#49 You Can See Mount Rainier From Canada, But Because Of The Earth's Curvature You Can Only See The Tip
#50 Last Week I Drove On An Ice Road In Northern Canada
#51 A Winterized Porta Potty In Canada
#52 Silly Walks Are Encouraged In Ottawa
#53 Canada's New Vertical Money
#54 I Was In The Reindeer Bus
#55 Your Eyes Are Not Deceiving You. This Is A Lamborghini On Memorial Drive With Two Christmas Trees Strapped To The Roof. Only In Calgary, Canada
#56 How Very Canadian
#57 I Live In Austria. Ordered Something From Canada. They Made Sure It Doesn't Get Mixed Up
#58 This Is Where I'd Spend My Money (Seen In Ontario, Canada)
#59 This Guy In Canada Has A Whole Facebook Page Where He Posts Videos And Pictures He Takes Of Beavers In His City Everyday
#60 Graffiti In Canada
#61 We Are Optimistic Here In Canada
#62 Impressive Size Hail
#63 The Police In Prince Edward Island Were On The Lookout Yesterday
#64 No Name Is The Gem Of Canada. Every Product Is So Unbelievably Ominous I Really Laugh My A** Off Every Time I Go Shopping
#65 A Picture Of St. John’s, Nl, After The Snowstorm
#66 Aw Frick Boys, I Spilt My Coffee
#67 With Everything Going On Involving The US Supreme Court, Here Is Your Friendly Reminder That Our Supreme Court Is Made Up Of Nine Very Qualified Santa Clauses
#68 So It Was A Bit Windy In Nova Scotia Last Night
#69 The Bank Of Canada Are Asking Citizens To Stop "Spockifying" The 5$ Bills As A Tribute
#70 Walked Right Up To Us. BC, Canada
#71 Meanwhile, In Canada, The Election Campaigns Are In Full Swing
#72 Snowfall On Prince Edward Island, Canada
#73 Excuse Me, Sorry
#74 My Best Mate Is In The British Army And Has Just Finished A 9-Month Tour Of Duty In Alberta. He's Just Sent Me This
#75 I Made Two Feet Of Snow Standing On A Lake In Northern Ontario. An Hour Later, 5 Deers Walked Over And Gave Them A Sniff
#76 Like Walking On Another Planet. Mesmerized By The Beauty Of The Tidal Pools At Botanical Beach
#77 Sign Post Forest. Watson Lake, YT, Canada. More Than 80000 Signs
#78 This Social Distancing Sign In Canada Measures With Loons
#79 In Canada, We Have "Disenchantment Stakes" To Keep Geese Away From Busy Areas
#80 What Living On The 6th Floor Is Like In Canada
#81 House On A Little Island In Ontario, Canada
#82 Canada's New Currency Has Braille On Them For Blind People
#83 In Canada, It's "Squeeze" Instead Of "Merge"
#84 I Got Up In A Helicopter Today Over Lac-Blanc In Quebec. The Fall Colors Were Truly Something Else
#85 This Church In Wawa, Ontario, Canada Has Solar Panels In The Shape Of The Cross
#86 In Canada, Cars From The Northwest Territories Have A Polar Bear Shaped License Plates
#87 After Showing Off Their Modelling Skills, A Gang Of Bull Elks Decided To Bolt Off The Frozen Tundra, In Search Of Some Greener Pastures. Montebello, Quebec
#88 Moose Were Using My Car As A Salt Lick (Canada)
#89 Northern Lights Over My Small Town In Saskatchewan, Canada
#90 Starlink Works Great Until The Cats Find Out That The Dish Gives Off A Little Heat On Cold Days
#91 Someone Get The Spray Bottle
#92 A Copy Of The Bill We Got When Our Daughter Was Born In Canada
#93 Follow Canada’s Lead
#94 The New Tim Hortons Barbie
#95 Good Morning Vancouver
#96 West Coast Sunsets
#97 In My Part Of Canada We Have A Winter Festival In February Called The Yukon Sourdough Rendezvous
#98 When Canada Meets Coronavirus
#99 En Route To Guelph, We Drove By An Accident With Unusually Happy “Victims”
#100 Hey Canada, Thank You! This Was In The Hallway Of New York Center (ZNY) Today
#101 The Colors At Algonquin This Weekend Were Amazing
#102 So Apparently In Canada We Are Apologizing For Soap Now
#103 Crime Is Getting Out Of Control In Canada
#104 Only In Canada
#105 Canadian Buses
#106 When Canadians Fight On Twitter
#107 It's Time
#108 Do Not Underestimate Our Hero
#109 October Cranberry Harvest Near Vancouver, Canada. Every Year, Farmers Harvest Cranberries By Filling Them With Water. Since The Berry Contains Air Bubbles, It Pops Up
#110 I Found A Car In Toronto Overgrown With Plants, On A Busy Street, Parked Beside Other Cars
#111 The Holy Trinity
#112 CN Tower Engulfed In Fog, Toronto
#113 Zero Avenue In Surrey, BC, Canada. The Houses In The Right Are In Canada, The Houses On The Left Are In The United States
#114 This Is How We Measure 2 Metres Apart In Canada
#115 The Confederation Bridge In Canada Cuts Ice Like French Fries
#116 This Sculpture At The USA/Canada Border
#117 Cannabis Disposal Station At An Airport In Canada
#118 The Most Canadian Shot I've Ever Taken
#119 Toys R Us (Which Still Exists In Canada) Has Child-Friendly Social Distancing Line Markers
#120 TIL A Grocery Store In Canada Was Left Unlocked And Unattended On A National Holiday
#121 In Canada We Don’t Rely On Roosters
#122 Pure Gold From The Hockey Canada Social Media Account
#123 Canadian Emergency
#124 Things That Only Happen In Canada: Saying “Have A Good Night” To The People Who Robbed You
#125 Unprecedented Blizzards In Canada
#126 Fyi For Those Who Didn’t Get The Alert
#127 In Canada We're So Nice, They Have To Remind Us That Holding The Door Open For Someone Isn't Always A Good Idea
#128 Toys R Us (Which Still Exists In Canada) Has Child-Friendly Social Distancing Line Markers
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