Um... Queens is called Queens University - not Queens College.

Calling it Queens College is like calling it Yale College.

I agree with stephbot - guys the world doesn't stop at the border of the US. Consider readers from other jurisdictions.

DRob, sadly your wisdom and sensitivity are few and far between in Americans in my experience. Canadians are used to dealing with Americans who have no knowledge of the areas surrounding their own borders - so we've made it easy on them over the years by generalizing and simplifying our geography. It sounds weird - but it's true. For a true example of this in the flesh just watch Rick Mercer's Talking With Americans (if you're familiar with Canada and its people, as you seem to be, you'll find it hilarious) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seYUbVa7L7w

Canada is not a state or a province - it is the world's second largest country. When you say "Ohio, Minnesota, and Canada" that's like saying "I've been to Ontario, Alberta, and America."

Actually Zakk, from what I understand WEM is still the largest in North America... and the CN Tower is the largest tower in the world.

Mall of American hasn't been the largest in a LONG time - West Edmonton Mall in Alberta is the largest in North America

Fail.

mrmark, Labrynth is mentioned.

I'm a grammar Nazi - O'Keefe Center should be O'Keefe Centre :)

I'd LOVE a North American currency.

I was lucky enough to see her exhibit at the Textile Museum in Toronto, as well as meet her & exhibit in the gallery alongside her.

Her work is beyond amazing, and the pictures don't justify it - you have to see it in person.

Agreed that Canadian Remembrance Day is missing from this list - it's amazing to see that everything in the country stops for 2 minutes on 11/11 at 11:11.

Have one of these at our local Science Centre

ttyyypppoooo

LOVE the Canadian Tire money.

Used to hold a horse's leg still while affixing a horseshoe

Denshoku black please :)