Offers information on Canadian art and culture, along with facts and provincial guides.

A list of 26 famous Canadians from A to Z with information and links.

Daily death notices and obituaries from across Canada. Includes a directory of funeral homes, florists and newspapers.

Canadian trivia from the authors of the Great Canadian Trivia Guide.

Study the language, food and music. Explore literature, history and traditions, research genealogy, and read online French-Canadian newspapers. From About.com.

Full text of the authoritative encyclopedia about Canada and its people, in English and French.

Social tips for visitors to Canada on how not to offend the locals.

Portal linking together content of cross-country museums. Includes exhibits, photos, games, calendar of events and a teacher's centre. [English/French]

Chat rooms and discussion forums with an overview of the purposes and method, contact details, a java chat applet and non-secure log-in.

Site of national scope for and about the Canadian fire fighting community. Includes links to news, employment opportunities, training and publications.

A national obituary service, with funeral home listings, pre-planning information, a resource section for funeral information, as well as obituaries and memorial announcements.

Information about Canada from a former South African, offers forums, links, artistic writing, news and opinion.

Information about language legislation and interaction in Canada.

Contains forums and an active IRC java applet to make chatting available to everyone.

A movement of women, girls and their families of all cultures, races, religions and ethnic origins. Lists an overview of its history, services and programs, and member associations across the country. [English/French]

Portal offering thousands of quality cultural resources about Canadian art, history, media, people, places and sports.

A general discussion forum and message board, covering a wide range of topics ranging from arts, literature, religion, culture and entertainment.

Part of the Canoe network of sites. Articles, forums and resources.

A government project responsible for helping communities develop programs and partnerships that will increase public awareness and help prevent crime. [English/French]

A seven-volume study of Canada's history and culture including photos, articles, and essays.

Informative and often whimsical site examining the differences in culture and language between Canada and the US.

Discussion forums for Canadian issues at local and national levels.

Articles, exhibitions, and links on Canadian arts, history and culture, from the Canadian Embassy in Washington DC.