Sites historiques au Canada
Canada's Historic Sites
This collection spans Canada’s vast geography, from the 18th-century bastion forts of Hudson Bay to the Gothic Revival architecture of Ottawa’s Parliament Hill. It features significant engineering feats like the world's largest multiple-arch buttress dam and the Star Mine Suspension Bridge. Maritime history is preserved through the lighthouses of Brockton Point and the remains of the ill-fated Franklin Expedition ships, HMS Erebus and HMS Investigator. These sites represent pivotal moments in Canadian governance, trade, and exploration.
Centre Block
The Centre Block is the main building of the Canadian parliamentary complex on Parliament Hill, in Ottawa, Ontario, containing the original…
East Block
The East Block is one of the three buildings on Canada's Parliament Hill, in Ottawa, Ontario, containing offices for parliamentarians, as…
Barrage Daniel-Johnson
The world's largest multiple-arch buttress dam, located on the Manicouagan River in Quebec. This massive hydroelectric structure stands 214 meters high and was completed in 1968.
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