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It's amazing how they manage to feature an entire country's landscaping into the setting. The colorful grounds are reminiscent of the Butchart Gardens found in Victoria, British Columbia.
The
majestic Canadian Rockies are featured complete with a boulder strewn stream that rushes
to a 30' waterfall.
There are two shopping options in the Canada pavilion, the Northwest Mercantile store and The Trading Post. Upon entering Northwest Mercantile, you will see Kitras Art Glass. These gorgeous ornaments are handmade in Canada to resemble one of the four seasons. The store offers Hatley clothing, Roots fragrances and athletic wear, Deauville perfume, Ice Wines, body care items, and Canadian hockey gear. Christmas ornaments depicting woodland creatures are also found here. Maple products abound at The Trading Post. You can find syrup, candies, tea, and cookies. If you are looking for handmade native jewelry, this store offers ‘O Canada’ (made on Prince Edward Island) and ‘Monague’ (made in British Columbia). Their other souvenirs include Maplefoot Babies stuffed animals, Anne of Green Gables books, BOMA totem poles, and faux raccoon, and skunk skin caps.
The outdoor kiosks feature Illuminations CDs, personalized leather and pewter, Canadian flags, t-shirts, pins, mugs and other collectible items.
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Rock out to the rhythms of this quartet whose infectious energy has swept across Canada and created ardent fans.
O' Canada!
In the Maple Leaf Mine, the 360º Circle-Vision theatre shows the film O' Canada! Canadian native Martin Short is the host. His comedic talents combine with the vocals of Canadian Idol winner Eva Avila singing "Canada (You’re a Lifetime Journey)." Footage was filmed at Calgary, Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver and Niagara Falls, combined with current images provided by the Canada Tourism Commission.
Le Cellier -
This
table service restaurant at the Canada pavilion is one of Disney's most requested dining venues. It's popularity combined with its small size has led to some issues getting reservations, so if dining here is a priority for you, be sure to reserve up to 180-days in advance.
If you are able to get a table, one of the "musts" is the Canadian Cheddar Cheese Soup. The menu also features steaks, prime rib, and salmon.
To accompany your meal, there's a selection of Niagara wines as well as Canadian beers.
If you don't get into the restaurant but crave a Canadian brew, just stop at the outdoor kiosk for a Molson.
All areas of the Canada pavilion are wheelchair accessible.
