Kinda whacked to have man-made and natural wonders squaring off, but gets people talking I guess..
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Thanks for the heads up, I emailed in a few nominations a while back but didn't remember exactly when the voting was starting.
Does Canada's Wonderland count?
How the Big Nickel is not on here I'll never understand...Sudbury always gets the shaft (pardon the pun)
my votes....
CN Tower
Niagara Falls
Stanley Cup
Igloo
The Rockies
Trans Canada Highway
Ice Roads
edit: i didn't even notice the northern lights on there.
I haven't voted yet.
But I have to say, this past summer was the first time I ever stepped foot into the Library of Parliament....I was completely awestruck by it. It was amazing to see.........
But as far as one of the top 7 Canadian Wonders I am not certain........
I went all-natural, because I'm a sucker for nature and junk.
nice list but none of the peeler spots eh? shame
Vegreville Egg, Alberta
Classic small prairie town masterpiece.
No Lake Louise?? That's ridiculous.
direwolf74 Wrote:No Lake Louise?? That's ridiculous.
It looks like they had too many nominations around there, and just consolidated them into "The Rockies."
The voting deadline has been extended to May 31st.
No King's Highway 105 either...life's a bitch.
Well they announced the winners on the National last night, and they're up on the website now:
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I find it a little strange that of the top 7 from the online voting, only 2 of them (Niagara Falls and The Rockies) made the judges' list.
Bay of Fundy got robbed! Other than that, I guess it's okay.