The Niagara FaLLs (Canada-USA)

With a total height of 51 m (167 ft) this cataract with 3 drops lies in the border of Ontario (Canada) and New York (USA). It was created during the Wisconsin Glaciation 10.000 years ago.
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The HorseShoe Falls are one of the most voluminous waterfalls in the world! It´s 790 m wide (2.600 feet).
FrenchMan Samuel Champlain described it in his journals, during his exploration of Canada in 1604.
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Before the American Nick Wallenda´s crossing of the Niagara Falls in 2012, FrencMan Charles Blondin did it in various ways  in 1859.
Maria Spelterini crossing Whirlpool Rapids on rope (image/jpeg)
The only woman to cross the Niagara Falls gorge, was the italian tightrope walker Maria Spelterini who crossed it three times in 1876.

Canadian Rock Band: SUM 41


Doug Wright: Canadian Cartoonist

In 2005 a prize for excellence in Canadian cartooning was created in his honor: 
The Doug Wright Awards




Aboriginal Peoples of Canada: The Inuit

This is the flag of Nunavut composed of the traditional stone monument that marks sacred sites and guides travelers and the North Star. It was created in 1999.
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The Inuit or "people" live mostly in the Canadian Arctic and sub-Arctic.
Native women in gala dress. 
Geraldine Moodie photographs (1904-1905 Hudson Bay expedition
Aheamuit, Tribe of Arloo,  Arviat, 1937
Donald Benjamin Marsh (1903-1973) 
Inuit is a plural noun, its singular is Inuk.
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Hudson's Bay Company Ships with Inuit off the Upper Savage Islands,
Hudson Strait, 1819
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Here is the Coat of Arms with the caribou or reindeer (Rangifer tarandus), the narwhal (Monodon monoceros), an igloo and an iceberg, dwarf fireweed (Chamerion latifolium), Arctic poppies (Papaver radicatum) and Arctic heather (Cassiope tetragona).