Green sheets of light across the sky
Waves crashing on a rocky Canada shore
People walking past a modern building
Rows of yellow flowers on a farm
A rainbow at the bottom of Niagara Falls
View from above inside a Toronto art museum
Snow blowing across a road in Canada
Shops and cars in Old Town Quebec
Canada goose in flight over water
Native American boy dancing
People and boats crowding a Canadian harbor
Horses and guide walking through a stream
Polar bears wrestling in snow
Boys playing hockey outdoors
Mountains reflected in water
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Aurora Borealis
Canada's northern latitude makes it an ideal place to catch the aurora borealis. Created when charged particles from the sun collide with Earth's upper atmosphere, auroras vary in color from red to green to blue and vary in shape from drapes to arcs to bands.
Photograph by Robert Postma, My Shot

Canada Photos

See photos of Canada (including the aurora borealis, Trinity Bay, Niagara Falls, and Banff) in this travel photo gallery from National Geographic.

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