Use a washroom please (public washrooms have proper signage), do not travel all the way to Canada to expose yourself.

Vancouver is a beautiful city

Where do you want to go?
East coast, west coast?
Far North?
The prairies?

Basically the areas with the largest population
Are Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver.
1/3 of our entire population lives in Ontario.

All of Canada
Area: 9.985 million km²
Population: 36.29 million (2016

1/10 the population on the U.S.

USA. Area: 9.834 million km²
Population: 325.7 million (2017)

Ahem
Canada is indeed a vast beautiful country. Vancouver island is the best followed closely by the Canadian Rockies.

Whale watching in vancouver you will see orcas, in halafax humpback whales.
Niagra falls is a must see.
CN tower in Toronto, blue Jays game in the summer.
Canadas wonderland (theme park) is building a new coaster next year 90 degree drop!
Skiing/snowboarding in calgary or vancouver.
Best of all with your dollar everything is half price!

East coast is great for lobsters, clams, scallops, lighthouses, small fishing villages and beaches and coves. It has a slower pace.

Starting on the left coast I’d check out Vancouver and wissler. Stanley park in Vancouver is really nice to visit. Wissler should have snow until late spring up in the mountains. Golden B.C. is beautiful, we camped there on the side of a mountain, the view is spectacular. Lake Louise is a national treasure, again it’s a beautiful area, but a little to much do a tourist trap for me. Jasper national park is a great drive through the mountains, in the south the mountains are tight together and very imposing, in the north the mountains are farther apart and more majestic.

Edmonton has a huge mall with an amusement park inside. It’s full days trip to just walk the mall, I’d go there with a plan, because everyone has walked a mall before.

Calgary is a unique city. In the summer there’s the stampede. Chuck wagon races and wild fair foods.

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. It’s referred to as the Paris of the Praries. There’s about a dozen different bridges that cross the river dividing the city. Along the river is a nice park and many photo opportunities.

Winnipeg, Manitoba. Some cool architecture. An old Masonic temple is now the city hall or courthouse. I forget it’s been a while.

Ontario. In no peticular order. There’s Niagara Falls, nice tourist town. Georgian bay has water as blue as the Caribbean. Algonquin Park is a huge wildlife preserve that you can camp in. Toronto is a world class city with a very diverse population. Wasaga beach is the longest fresh water beach in the world, just north of Toronto. In fact southern Ontario has enough interesting things to do that you could spend your entire trip here.

Montreal is a vibrant city. Most people speak English and French, although the French might look down on you if you don’t speak it too. (Snobby bastards. The French language police are a real thing, although they only care about store signage.)

Quebec City has an old world European feel in some districts. Cool architecture.

Down east. Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island will give you a good maritime experience. Fishing villages, light houses and rolling countryside. Wanna drink? Visit George st. In Newfoundland.

I could go on and on. Is there anything that your interested is seeing?

As a Canadian, the country is SO large, that as a "life goal" to visit much of the country it will be difficult for me. Each year I will focus on a particular place. I hope to eventually visit every province and territory, and not just driving through stopping only for gas, but actually experiencing each part.

Add Waterton Lakes National Park to your list of places to go. It’s essentially Canada’s side of Glacier (add Glacier to your list as well), and it’s incredible. We camped there for a few nights, and did some hikes I’ll never forget.

To add to Luckydogg420 list

BC
Vancouver Gondola
Gastown
Granville Island (beer beer beer)
Victoria Island whale and orca tours
Mile 0 (if you intend to do coast to coast)
Salmon Run (try the salmon jerky)

ALBERTA
Columbia Icefield (Athabasca Glacier)
Banff (go visit the old CN hotel), you can also ride the gondola to the top
The mall is called West Edmonton Mall (you can spend two days there just for fun)
If you are in edmonton and are a hockey buff, you can also go take a picture of the Gretzky statue
The natural parks in Alberta are endless. Maligne Lake, Pito (peyto) lake, falls, glaciers, rafting, kayak, rock climbing, moutain biking etc...

SASKATECHEWAN
If you've never seen flat terrain - you'll endless fields, this is the place to look at history

MANITOBA
Winnipeg - The Forks

ONTARIO
Ottawa - Parliament of Canada, Rideau Canal and a variety of museums, zip lining
Toronto - Blue Jays, Maple Leafs, Ontario Place, Wonderland

QUEBEC
Quebec city is a jewel of history

MARIMTIMES
Bay of Fundy
Peggy's Cove
Mile 0 marker

Here is a view of our iconic Trans Canada Highway, at sunrise East of Calgary, in the late fall. The great plains on North America.
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Listening to The Tragically Hip the whole trip is a must!
www.thehip.com

Ive done the trek from ottawa, ontario to redding california, up the coast to vancouveranf all the way back. So yes it is possible and beautiful.

I'd suggest a summer visit. Majority of our country is freezing cold during the winters unless museum tours or a day in a mall is your thing. Whistler, Lake Louise, Jasper and Banff are all beautiful during both the winter and summer. Vancouver is a awesome city and Toronto is like a mini New York. Haven't been to Montreal but hear it's a pretty cool city to visit.
If hiking is your thing I'd suggest southern Alberta or BC.
If fishing is your thing, it's great everywhere especially the northern praries. Amazing lakes with giant fish.
If pinball is your thing, we're friendly people who welcome strangers into our homes to play pinball. Every large city has a few great locations to play and have a Canadian brewskie.
If your username indicates your lifestyle, we should be a fully legalized country next month!

unless you like fields you better go to vancouver

If you like hiking I suggest hitting up Banff and Jasper for a couple of weeks. There's plenty to do besides hiking and the scenery is mind blowing.

Here's a picture I took at the top of Marmot Basin ski mountain in Jasper.

jasper.jpg

If you have kids who are into dinosaurs, you 100% have to visit Drumheller, Alberta. https://traveldrumheller.com/

I echo the sentiments of many others....and particularly if you're driving, make sure to drive the Rockies, take time to stop and explore Banff as well.

Coming from Cali I'd probably enter by Osoyis, BC. Head up to Kelowna/peach valley area, then over to Vancouver for a while. Take the ferry over to Ninamo and drive down to Victoria. The Vancouver Island drive is really nice. Lots of nice little site seeing towns along the way.

Some other things you might want to check out during your road trip. Columbia Ice Fields https://www.banffjaspercollection.com/attractions/glacier-adventure/experience/

And the hot springs in Jasper, Alberta. https://www.hotsprings.ca/miette-hot-springs

Have you ever heard of a Canadian standoff? It’s when a restaurant has double sets of doors, and one person is going in while another is leaving. Both people will stand there and hold the door for the other. “You go first”. “No, you go first”.

Sorry

We are sorry you had to see such violence lol
*end sarcasm*

Finally someone sensible! Not recommending Vancouver island but Edmonton is truly the dumbest fricking thing that I’ve ever heard frankly.....