What do lumberjacks, a beloved comedy duo, and totem poles all have in common? They are all integral parts of the Canada Pavilion’s story here at Epcot! Opened in 1982, the Canada Pavilion at Epcot is a celebration of all things Canadian, from its stunning natural landscapes to its vibrant culture. While Disney initially hoped for the Canadian government to fund the pavilion, they were met with resistance. Canada felt that Disney’s early ideas, like attractions centered around lumberjacks, leaned too heavily on stereotypes. This resistance speaks volumes about Canada’s dedication to showcasing its multifaceted identity. However, the Canada Pavilion still captures the spirit of the Great White North. You can almost feel the mist of the majestic Rocky Mountains as you pass by the pavilion’s towering waterfall. This carefully crafted replica, although smaller than the real deal, transports you to the heart of Canada’s wilderness. And what trip to Canada would be complete without experiencing its diverse culture? At the Mill Stage, talented musicians, like the group “Raffy,” fill the air with the sounds of Canadian folk and pop music.
Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church
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