| About Canada: Facts and figures about Canada, its Prime Ministers, national symbols, culture, events, economy, history, and language. |
| African Canadian Online: The Centre for the Study of Black Cultures in Canada provides information on African Canadian artists, politicians, and athletes. Includes links to other Canadian resources. |
| An American's Guide to Canada: An American who has lived in Canada for several years tries to give his fellow-citizens an idea of what happens north of the border. |
| Blue Museum: Climb aboard the museum to explore the St. Lawrence River. Features fish and aspects on the river, fun facts, history, and recipes. |
| Canada's Digital Collections: Showcases over 375 web sites celebrating Canada's history, geography, science, technology, and culture. |
| CanadaInfo: A Tribute to Canada: A look at the nation's government, its history and people, the land itself, and the Canadian military. |
| Canadian Electronic Passport: Online lesson series focuses on the land and the people of Canada. Created for middle schoolers. |
| Canadian Fauna: Information on a wide range of diverse Canadian animals. Includes wildlife photos, facts and information. |
| Canadian Kids: Monthly features for kids from preschool through high school. Includes songs, stories, art activities, and a selection of Canadian sites tagged by age appropriateness. |
| CIA World Factbook: Canada: Features a map and brief descriptions of geography, economy, government, and people. |
| Communication Canada: A comprehensive collection of fact sheets about the land, government, people, and culture. |
| Inuit Life in Nunavik: Offers a glimpse into life in Canada's coldest territory. |
| Inuvialuit of the Western Arctic: An in-depth look at the Inuit people from ancient times until the turn of the 20th century. Includes photos. Based on research by Dr. David Morrison of the Canadian Museum of Civilization. |
| ITC Inuit Youth Site: Includes history, culture, maps and visuals of the territory. |
| Maple Sugar in Nova Scotia: Photos and text provide outsiders with an introduction to "sugaring-off," an annual tradition in the north country. |
| MSN Encarta: Canada: Detailed overview of the nation, its history, its people, and its culture today. |
| Northwest Territories: Kids' Zone: Stories, puzzles, games, and a coloring book about life among the Inuit people in Canada's Arctic. |
| Prince Edward Island for Kids: Presents the story of Prince and Eddy and their adventures around the island. Includes photo album, wallpaper, pictures, and a word search. |
| Sheppard Software - Canada: View flash geography games covering country locations, capitals, lakes, rivers, oceans, and bays. |
| Statistics Canada: Student Resources: Statistical data about the nation, its people, the environment, and the economy. |
| Storytelling: The Art of Knowledge: Stories from the First Nations, including the Inuvialuit, the Algonquin, the Métis and Cree, the Nisga'a, the Abenaki and the Mi'kmaq peoples. |
| The Canadian Encyclopedia: Covers a wide range of topics such as music, sports, birds, and the railway. Includes interactive maps, graphs, games, and quizzes. |
| The Playground: Information about Nova Scotia includes emblems, symbols, climate, geography, and culture. |
| The Premier's Kid Zone: Includes a message from the premier, a virtual tour of Ontario, a trivia game, history, and a simple explanation of how Canada's government works. In English and French. |
| The Virtual Museum of Canada: Celebrates the stories and treasures that have come to define Canada over the centuries. Includes exhibits, photos, games, and links to museums. |
| Wikipedia - Canada: Offers article on history, geography, government, economy, people, transportation, culture, language and education. |
| World Almanac for Kids - Canada: Features extensive details about the land, population, economy, government, and history of Canada. |
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