Canada's National Parks

Comprised of three different regions in British Columbia, Pacific Rim National Park Reserve is home to several biodiverse species of plants and animals.

In the south-west corner of the province of Alberta lies Waterton Lakes National Park, overlooking the transition zone between the Canadian Rockies and the Prairies.

Ivvavik National Park is a remote Arctic sanctuary. It preserves nature's grandeur and the cultural heritage of Canada's indigenous people.

Saguenay - Saint Lawrence Marine Park, Canada's first marine national park, safeguards diverse marine life including beluga and blue whales.

Cape Breton National Park, Nova Scotia, spans diverse landscapes from Gulf of St. Lawrence to Atlantic Ocean, protecting rich natural beauty.