Central Canada
Central Canada connects to 1892 places across 18 topics through 101 Bunkabop connections, spanning sports, history, and Indigenous governance. Its connections overlap heavily with Ontario, Quebec, and Toronto. Cree peoples have inhabited the Canadian Shield here since the glaciers retreated about 10,000 years ago. The Ottawa SuperEX, formally the Central Canada Exhibition, ran from 1888 to 2010, except during World War II. Finnish immigrants settled here in greater numbers than anywhere else in Canada.
Ottawa SuperEX
Connects Central Canada to: Canada | Ottawa, Ontario | Aberdeen, Scotland
Regina Five
Connects Central Canada to: United States | Canada | Toronto, Ontario | Saskatchewan
Finnish Canadians
Connects Central Canada to: Germany | Canada | British Columbia | Thunder Bay, Ontario
Narrow-gauge railways in Canada
Connects Central Canada to: Toronto, Ontario | Ontario | Prince Edward Island | Stouffville, Ontario
Gender roles in agriculture
Connects Central Canada to: United States | Washington | Tanzania
Canada West
Connects Central Canada to: Quebec | British North America | Brockville, Ontario | Oberlin, Ohio | Dundas, Ontario
Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation
Connects Central Canada to: Canada | Winnipeg, Manitoba | Manitoba
Liferuiner
Connects Central Canada to: United States | Canada | Toronto, Ontario | Ontario
Long John (doughnut)
Connects Central Canada to: United States | Canada | Boston, Massachusetts | Minnesota | British Columbia
Canada East
Connects Central Canada to: Ontario | Quebec | British North America | The Maritimes | Brockville, Ontario
Arnprior
Connects Central Canada to: Canada | Ontario | Ottawa, Ontario | Arnprior, Ontario
Baptist General Conference of Canada
Connects Central Canada to: Canada | Dallas, Texas | British Columbia | Edmonton, Alberta | Winnipeg, Manitoba