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Cana­di­ans like pets, and in res­i­den­tial neigh­bour­hoods it’s com­mon to see peo­ple walk­ing their dogs after an early diner, no mat­ter the weather.
How­ever, unlike French, Cana­di­ans are well-behaved and they pick up after their dogs—streets here are not dot­ted with dog poop.

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Close Up of the Canadian Parliament

Submitted by on June 14, 2010 – 9:39 am9 Comments

The Par­lia­ment is def­i­nitely the Cana­dian land­mark I get to see the most: I work in its shadow every day. Yet, it still impresses me – I always seem to find new details and new angles.

Par­lia­ment Hill is a very busy place in spring: hordes of tourists visit the Par­lia­ment, politi­cians and MPs are wrap­ping things up for the sum­mer and locals enjoy relax­ing on the grass in front of the Cen­ter Block.

You can see the whole Ottawa Spring set here.

Stop/ Arrêt

The Peace Tower

Bas-Relief

Bas-Relief

Sup­port Our Troops (at the window)

No Park­ing

The One and Only Pic­ture Spot (taken from behind the Par­lia­ment doors)

Bas-Relief

A Mari Usque Ad Mare (From Sea to Sea)

Gar­goyle

Peace Tower

Front Door

Bas-Relief

East Block Door

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