Pizza Hut New Canadian Favourites(01 of79)
Open Image ModalBeef Poutine Pizza(02 of79)
Open Image ModalShaved seasoned steak, crispy fries, cheese curds and mozzarella. (credit:Pizza Hut Canada )
Butter Chicken Pizza(03 of79)
Open Image ModalButter chicken sauce, grilled chicken strips, roasted red peppers, red onion and pizza mozzarella. (credit:Pizza Hut Canada )
Grilled Chicken Club Pizza(04 of79)
Open Image ModalCreamy Alfredo sauce, grilled chicken strips, bacon, diced tomatoes, shredded lettuce, pizza mozzarella and pepper mayo drizzle. (credit:Pizza Hut Canada )
Asian BBQ Pizza(05 of79)
Open Image ModalAsian BBQ sauce, shaved steak, red onions, pizza mozzarella, garnished with green onions and sesame seeds.
Smokey Maple Bacon Pizza(06 of79)
Open Image ModalAlfredo sauce, maple bacon strips, bacon crumble, sliced mushrooms, and shredded cheddar and pizza mozzarella.
Poutine(07 of79)
Open Image ModalKetchup Chips(08 of79)
Open Image ModalMaple Syrup(09 of79)
Open Image ModalBacon(10 of79)
Open Image ModalButter Tarts(11 of79)
Open Image ModalBeaverTail(12 of79)
Open Image ModalNanaimo Bars(13 of79)
Open Image ModalGame Meat(14 of79)
Open Image ModalNo one likes to think of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer as dinner, but game meat is abundant in Canada and can be found in butchers, restaurants and homes across the country. Among other popular Canadian game is boar, bison, venison, caribou and rabbit. (credit:Getty Images)
B.C. Salmon(15 of79)
Open Image ModalB.C. Pacific salmon — commercially fished or farmed — includes many different species such as Chinook, Chum, Coho, Sockeye, Cutthroat, Steelhead and Pink. They can vary in colour and taste from Atlantic salmon, and are found in fishmongers and restaurants across Canada. (credit:Facebook/Salmon Council )
Wild Blueberries(16 of79)
Open Image ModalOysters(17 of79)
Open Image ModalCanadian Apples(18 of79)
Open Image ModalP.E.I. Potatoes(19 of79)
Open Image ModalNova Scotia Lobster(20 of79)
Open Image ModalAlberta Beef(21 of79)
Open Image ModalMontreal Bagels(22 of79)
Open Image ModalYou can call them the New York bagels of Canada, but Montreal bagels are often smaller and sweeter in taste. These O-shaped baked breads are paired deliciously with lox and cream cheese. Calorie-wise, bagels are equivalent to about three or four slices of bread, but you still might want to eat more than just one. (credit:Flickr:BrownGuacamole)
Arctic Char(23 of79)
Open Image ModalBannock(24 of79)
Open Image ModalKraft Dinner(25 of79)
Open Image ModalNewfoundland Screech(26 of79)
Open Image ModalTourtière(27 of79)
Open Image ModalTourtière is a traditional spiced and savoury meat pie from Quebec, made with diced or ground pork, veal, or beef. This French Canadian delicacy is typically made around Christmas time, but eclectic foodies enjoy it all year round. (credit:Wikipedia)
Saskatoon Berries(28 of79)
Open Image ModalTim Hortons "Double-Double"(29 of79)
Open Image ModalFiddleheads(30 of79)
Open Image ModalSwiss Chalet Sauce(31 of79)
Open Image ModalMontreal Smoked Meat(32 of79)
Open Image ModalCod Tongue(33 of79)
Open Image ModalPemmican(34 of79)
Open Image ModalRed Rose Tea(35 of79)
Open Image ModalOka Cheese(36 of79)
Open Image ModalSugar Pie(37 of79)
Open Image ModalCandy(38 of79)
Open Image ModalCaesar(39 of79)
Open Image ModalSushi Pizza(40 of79)
Open Image ModalBlueberry Grunt(41 of79)
Open Image ModalKinder Eggs(42 of79)
Open Image ModalGirl Guide Mint Cookies(43 of79)
Open Image ModalRappie Pie(44 of79)
Open Image ModalChokecherries(45 of79)
Open Image ModalSaskatchewan Lentils(46 of79)
Open Image ModalSourdough In The Yukon(47 of79)
Open Image ModalFoxTrax Or That Stupid Glowing Puck(48 of79)
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Saying No To Joining America(49 of79)
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1812(50 of79)
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Cuba(51 of79)
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Vietnam(52 of79)
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Iraq(53 of79)
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The Housing Crash(54 of79)
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The Whole Debt Thing(55 of79)
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Campaign Finance(56 of79)
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Ketchup Chips(57 of79)
Open Image ModalThere are some snacks that define a nation, but not many that taste good to only those who live there. What do we love? The fact they leave our fingers dyed red after we've had a whole bag. Ketchup has never tasted so salty, non-tomatoey and outright good. Our U.S. friends may go nutty over Doritos, but we love our ketchup chips. (credit:Lays Canada)
Les Stroud aka 'Survivorman'(58 of79)
Open Image ModalThe Caesar(59 of79)
Open Image ModalCheaper Drugs(60 of79)
Open Image ModalOur Ties To The Monarchy(61 of79)
Open Image ModalCoffee Crisp(62 of79)
Open Image ModalBetter View At Niagara Falls(63 of79)
Open Image ModalWe Love Seeing Our World(64 of79)
Open Image ModalLimits To Election Spending(65 of79)
Open Image ModalPresident's Choice(66 of79)
Open Image ModalBetter Cities(67 of79)
Open Image ModalBest Place To Do Business?(68 of79)
Open Image ModalSocial Mobility(69 of79)
Open Image ModalHey Girl...(70 of79)
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Canadian Anthem(71 of79)
Open Image ModalMaternity Leave(72 of79)
Open Image ModalOur Milk!(73 of79)
Open Image ModalOur Air!(74 of79)
Open Image ModalPoutine(75 of79)
Open Image ModalWe Can Go To Cuba(76 of79)
Open Image ModalJoe Fresh(77 of79)
Open Image ModalCanadian Music(78 of79)
Open Image ModalOnce a 44.5 kg weakling, The Great White North punches way above its weight class in the music world. A few decades ago, only a rare few Canadian musicians managed to establish international careers. But the rise of government funding for music and CanCon radio regulations supporting domestic tunes developed our homegrown scene until it was strong enough to lead a post-millennial Canadian Invasion. Nowadays we claim the world's biggest artists in almost any imaginable genre - Arcade Fire, Justin Bieber, Feist, Drake, Michael Buble, Deadmau5, Metric, Shania Twain, Celine Dion, Nickelback, Diana Krall, etc. Don't tell the Republicans, but we can thank "socialism" for all that money, money, money these musicians are making. (Photos By Getty Images) (credit:Getty Images)
Your Turn!(79 of79)
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