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Hawaiian pizza was actually invented by an Ontario man, not by the Hawaiians.

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Nanaimo in British Columbia hosts an annual aquatic bathtub race every year

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Canada is home to 15,500 of the world’s 25,000 polar bears. If seeing polar bears is on your bucket list, fly to Churchill in Manitoba, which also has the world’s only polar bear prison. At certain times of year, the town has more polar bears than people.

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Canada is well prepared for the arrival of aliens and in 1967, built a UFO landing pad in St Paul, Alberta.

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Basketball was actually invented by a Canadian.

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Canada has the longest coastline of any country in the world. In fact, if you were to walk around the country (without sleeping, eating, or resting), it would take roughly four and a half years.

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it is against Canadian law to have comics that depict criminal acts.

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Saint-Louis-du-Ha! Ha! in Quebec is the only place in the world to have not one, but two exclamation marks in the name. In the 17th century, “ha ha” was the word for unexpected obstacles, and in the case of this town, the obstacle was Lake Témiscouata

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Many of Canada’s national parks are bigger than countries. Wood Buffalo National Park in Alberta is larger than Denmark and Switzerland.

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There are more donut shops per capita in Canada than any other country in the world.