A bed of 'Holland Chic' tulips are gently tickled by the wind on a sunny Spring day during the Ottawa Tulip Festival, 2008.

Ice melts and breaks-up along the waters-edge, as Winter makes way for Spring. [Pic 1 of 2]

It's not un-common in winter to see caribou on the Trans-Labrador Highway.

Decisions, Decisions - What would be the best iron to choose for this drive to the pin?

UNESCO World Heritage Site Gros Morne National Park in Western Newfoundland, famous for the majestic Fjords found there.

A bird's-eye-view on a clear day allows one to see the bulk of the town of Goose Bay, Labrador, with the Base, Spruce Park and the Canadian Side all surrounding one of North America's Largest Airstrips. To learn more, check-out: www.GooseBayLabrador.com

Ottawa Bluesfest, July 15, 2009 - KISS performs "I Wanna Rock n Roll All Night and Party Everyday" while shooting-off giant confetti cannons and fireworks above the stage.

July 1, 1867, Canada was born. Each year, Parliament Hill, Ottawa hosts an annual celebration, with the fireworks display a centre-piece to the national soriee. This video shows fireworks shooting sparkles around the Peace Tower, as 1000s of people enjoy the fun in person and across the country....

Washington Capitals #8 Alexander Ovechkin taking a slap-shot from the point.

After a watering from Mother Nature, raindrops cling to the tulip pedals until such time the sun dries them up - and the cycle of life continues. (Pic 2 of 5)

Waves of brightly coloured tulips crash upon green bushes, showing us an example of Mother Nature's beauty in diversity. [Picture 8 of 8 in the Series]

A cartoon portrait of a small tulip garden. [Picture 2 of 8 in the Series]