
r/canadia

This might be a touch lame, but I can't tell you how cool it was to get to drop the opening puck at the TELUS Cup (U18 Canadian Club Championship) alongside my wife on the weekend in Peterborough, Ontario. We just run a very small Canadian travel media company, and never expected the invite!
I don't want this post to seem self-promotional, so not going to talk about what your travel media company entails, but we're focused on telling local stories, and we adore hockey (sadly, I'm a lifelong Leafs fan), but just thought this was one of those cool moments that happen.
Definitely a Canadian "Mount Rushmore" moment for us!
Any interest in tiny sculptures of abandoned Canadian places?
Hi there :) I’m an artist in Nova Scotia who creates miniature sculptures of abandoned real-life places from recycled materials. I’ve created over 30 examples of our vanishing architectural heritage from across NS, and am now working on a series of places i documented last summer across PEI. I’m hoping to plan a trip for this summer to find and photograph some iconic places, and I’m wondering which province would be best to set a course for, both in terms of amazing abandoned structures, active local art scene, and strong local interest in history.