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...And the Seven Wonders of Canada are...

Judges' Choices for The Seven Wonders of Canada

	The Canoe Canada Judges' Comments (0:46)			The Igloo Northern Canada Judges' Comments (0:46)
	Niagara Falls Ontario Judges' Comments (0:19)			Old Quebec City Quebec Judges' Comments (0:36)
	Pier 21, Halifax Nova Scotia Judges' Comments (1:00)			Prairie Skies Canadian Prairies Judges' Comments (0:39)
	The Rockies British Columbia / Alberta Judges' Comments (0:39)

Listen to the the judges' final comments (2:30)

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Our judges were tasked with a nearly impossible job - to choose Seven Wonders from so many spectacular nominations. Each judge carefully scored each nomination after many hours of reading, watching and listening to your pitches. On-line vote results then played an important part in slashing the list from 52 to 15. From there, the judges considered each remaining wonder based on the Seven Wonders criteria, and ultimately their list reflects their consensus. This campaign was designed to encourage a national dialogue about our country, not to simply come up with one definitive list. We invite you to look at the other lists that were created through this process, particularly the one created by you in our on-line vote.

Recent Updates to this Website

More Wonders
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Online Voting Results
Over one million votes were cast - find out which wonders made the top seven in audience voting.

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