Bring color to the Great White North with free Canada coloring pages. Here, you will find 30 beautifully detailed black and white line images dedicated to everything Canada has to offer.
Canada was founded in 1867 under the control of the British Empire. Nowadays, the country is famous for its natural beauty, distinctive wildlife and fierce national pride.
There are so many elements associated with Canada, such as hockey, maple syrup and moose, but there is so much more to this incredible place!
This collection is a celebration of many facets of Canada, and you will get to color animals like bears and beavers along with sports like hockey and lacrosse. You’ll even get to color a plate of poutine, an iconic Canadian dish!
You’ll not only get to have fun decorating these pages, but you will also learn a thing or two about Canada and its history.
30 Free Canada Coloring Pages To Print And Color
1. Aurora Borealis In Northern Canada Coloring PDF
The Aurora Borealis is one of the most beautiful natural phenomena you can witness in nature, and some regions in Canada allow you to see this incredible display of colorful light in the night sky.
The science behind the Aurora Borealis is incredibly complex, as it is caused by solar wind altering the Earth’s magnetosphere.
2. Beat Walking Through The Canadian Rockies
3. Beaver Near A Riverbank
It’s hard not to associate beavers with Canada, as they are an iconic animal from the country.
In fact, the beaver is the national animal of Canada, so you will find it featured on a lot of souvenirs and products in Canada.
4. Camping Tent In A Canadian National Park
5. Canada Maple Leaf Poster
The Canadian flag is instantly recognizable thanks to the red maple leaf on it. It’s hard to imagine Canada with any other flag, but it was only implemented in 1965.
Prior to that, Canada flew the Union Jack, and when it came time to decide on a new flag design, there was a lot of disagreement, and thousands of designs were considered.
6. Canada Day Fireworks In The Sky
Canada Day is an important day for the country, and it is celebrated every July 1st.
It celebrates the anniversary of the Canadian Confederation, and it is also an excuse to show a lot of Canadian patriotism and pride every year!
7. Canadian Coins With Maple Leaf Symbols
8. Canadian Flag Flying In The Wind
9. Canadian Goose Flying Over A Lake
Canadian geese are a common sight in some regions of Canada and the northern regions of the United States.
In the Winter months, these geese will migrate South to areas of the Southern parts of the USA and Northern Mexico to stay warm.
10. Canadian Passport With Travel Icons
11. Caribou Walking Through The Tundra
12. CN Tower In Toronto Skyline
It’s hard to imagine the Toronto skyline without the iconic CN Tower. This distinctive structure was completed in 1976 and was the tallest tower in the world for some years.
Now, it is the tenth-tallest free-standing structure in the world, and it is considered a feat of modern engineering.
13. Dog Sled Team Racing Through Snow
Dog sleds were once the most efficient form of transport through some of the snowiest regions of Canada.
They were used to deliver everything from mail to common supplies and these trips were often arduous and dangerous.
There are still sled dog teams used for recreation, and every February there is an epic long-distance race called the Yukon Quest, which requires participants to travel 1000 miles.
14. Fishing Boat On The Atlantic Ocean Near Nova Scotia
Fish is a major export of Canada, and much of that fishing is done in the frigid waters of the Atlantic Ocean near Nova Scotia.
Canada is the 10th largest exporter of seafood in the world, and it brings in billions of dollars each year.
15. Hockey Player Wearing Canada Jersey Coloring Sheet
16. Inukshuk Stone Landmark
The Inukshuk stone sculptures appear in some locations in Canada and the Northern regions of North America.
They were traditionally constructed by the Inuit tribe in order to communicate with each other.
The sculptures are often constructed to represent a rough shape of a human.
17. Lacrosse Player With Stick
This page shows off lacrosse, a popular sport in Canada that may not be as well known as the other big sport in the country.
When you think of sport in Canada, you may think of ice hockey first. That is the national Winter sport of Canada, whereas lacrosse is the national Summer sport.
18. Log Cabin In A Snowy Mountain
19. Map Of Canada
20. Map Of Provinces And Territories
This map shows off the provinces and territories of Canada, and you could challenge yourself to color each one a different shade!
Canada has 10 provinces and 3 territories, which contrasts with the United States, which has states instead of provinces.
21. Maple Leaves Falling From A Tree
22. Moose Standing In A Forest
The moose is another of the most iconic animals in Canada, and it appears in almost all regions of the country.
These great beasts are some of the largest land animals in the country, and they are considered one of the Manitoba Big Five along with black bears, polar bears, beluga whales and bison.
23. Mountie Riding A Horse
Canadian Mounties are part of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the major law enforcement service of Canada.
The mounties would often ride horses when performing their duties, but these days they use more modern vehicles.
However, they will still ride horses for parades and other ceremonial activities, and the Mounties are considered a symbol for the country.
24. Niagara Falls Landscape
The Niagara Falls is a series of three waterfalls spanning Ontario in Canada and New York State in the United States.
These three waterfalls combined produce the largest water flow of any waterfall in the world, and they also help to produce power thanks to hydroelectric power.
25. Parliament Building In Ottawa
26. Poutine On A Plate
If you want a hearty meal in Canada, then poutine is one of your best bets, and it’s one of the most famous dishes in the country.
It is composed of French fries topped with cheese curds and gravy, and it’s sure to satiate the mightiest of hungers!
It’s believed to have originated in Quebec in the 1950s, but its exact origin is disputed to this day.
27. Royal Canadian Mounted Police Badge
28. Snowy Landscape With Pine Trees
You have the chance to bring a gorgeous Winter wonderland to life with this tranquil Canadian landscape. The scene is dotted with pine trees, which are common to see in Canada.
In fact, lumber is a major export of Canada, and it’s an industry that brings in billions of dollars.
29. Totem Pole With Traditional Carvings
Totem poles are beautiful works of art created by native people in Canada and some Northern parts of the USA.
They have a lot of cultural significance, and now you can create one of your own by using your color creativity.
30. Wolverine In A Forest Coloring Page
Wolverines are tenacious little creatures who are known for their vicious nature and they will often pick fights with animals much larger than themselves.
And they can primarily be found in areas of Canada and Alaska.
After You Color Your Canada Pages
- Draw some other iconic Canadian animals such as a walrus, puffin or a lynx.
- Look up the lyrics of the national anthem, O Canada, and incorporate the lyrics onto the pages.
- Draw some more famous Canadian foods into some of the scenes, like maple syrup or Canadian bacon.
- Create a cartoon version of yourself in some of the landscapes. Perhaps you could draw yourself wearing a Canadian toque (beanie).
Canada is such an incredible place, and whether you’re there yourself or have an appreciation for the Great White North, you can relive some of the best aspects of this country with your creativity.
I hope you will use all of your amazing ideas and share this collection with anyone else who loves Canada.
Then, you can spread the joy of Canada by sharing some of your art on social media for others to see.