Author: Darrel Pratt

Best places to see wildlife in Canada Marvel at the power of polar bears in Churchill, Manitoba. Search for the mysterious spirit bears at the Great Bear Rainforest, British Columbia. Observe narwhals from a floe edge in Nunavut. Listen to beluga whales sing in Churchill, Manitoba. Where is the best place to see wildlife in […]

Every year, more than a million Canadians eat venison from wild or farmed deer. For Indigenous peoples, wild cervid meat (everything from deer to caribou to moose) remains an important source of free protein from coast to coast to coast. Does Canada sell deer meat? Under Ontario’s Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, it’s illegal to […]

The majority of fatal accidents are caused by capsizing, collision or falling overboard. What causes most boating deaths in Canada? For example, about 90% of Canadians who have been killed in boating accidents were not wearing (or not properly wearing) a life jacket. Even experienced swimmers can drown if they are injured or experience shock […]

Canada imports and exports millions of pounds of goods each and every year. In fact, it’s the 13th largest import and export country in the world. Does Canada rely on imports? In 2019, Canadians imported a total of $768 billion worth of goods and services. Canada’s largest source of imports by far is the United […]

After presenting your passport and form 909 to Canadian authorities, entering Canada may be accepted or denied. If you are accepted, authorities will ask a fee payment for your Canadian hunting permit. Can you hunt in Canada as a US citizen? Non-resident hunters (U.S. and international) Non-residents may hunt moose, white-tailed deer and black bear […]

The only rice paddies in Canada, this is also the most northerly rice production region in the world. Masa said he grows rice in the Fraser Valley because it’s sustainable, he can control what goes into it, and he can educate local farmers about the industry. Where does rice come from in Canada? It’s difficult […]

Canadian producers of refined sugar receive no government subsidies or market price support and Canada has one of the lowest sugar tariffs in the world. Where does Canada buy sugar from? Where does our sugar come from? Cane sugar – The growing of sugar cane in Canada is impossible because of the climate, so the […]

Canada doesn’t grow rice, so when it comes to rice, Canadian consumers trust U.S. rice because it is the most local and reliable choice. Does Canada grow any rice? The only rice paddies in Canada, this is also the most northerly rice production region in the world. Masa said he grows rice in the Fraser […]

Moose. As a non-resident hunter, you must comply with the same rules as resident hunters for the zone licence for moose and the requirement to purchase your licence before midnight on the date if you wish to use it during the firearm hunting season. What do you need to hunt moose in Canada? Moose hunting […]

Coca-Cola contains 34 g of sugar per 335 mL. If you are looking to eliminate or reduce your sugar intake, many of our consumers enjoy Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, Diet Coke or Coca-Cola Stevia, which contains no sugar. How much actual sugar is in a can of coke? 35 g in a 330 ml can. As […]