So what is Project Canada?


Project Canada tells the story of four Americans that decide to leave everything behind for an epic road trip across the second biggest country in the world. For three months they travel from the East coast to the West coast in an attempt to discover the heart and soul of Canada. Why don't we ever hear anything about Canada? What does it mean to be a Canadian? How do Canadians survive the winter? Through their comical misadventures and experiences the Project Canada team paints a picture of the greatest country you probably know nothing about. 17,000 miles, 60 interviews, 4 Americans, 1 incredible country. Project Canada.





Canada Facts

-Canada is the second largest country in the world.

-Pamela Anderson was born in Ladysmith, British Columbia.

-Canada has the world's longest coastline, 202 080 kilometers.

-“Canada is the linchpin of the English-speaking world.” -Sir Winston Churchill

-The Trans-Canada highway is the longest national highway in the world, 7604 kilometers.

-The world's highest tide is in the Bay of Fundy, Nova Scotia. The mean large tide range is 16.1 meters.

-“I don’t even know what street Canada is on.” – Al Capone

-Canada has ten provinces and three territories.

-Canada has a population of 32 million people.

-Stephen Harper is the Prime Minister of Canada.

-Winnie the Pooh is Canadian.

-Canada’s motto is “From sea to sea.”

-French is spoken by about 6 million people in Canada.

-Canada has the world’s longest coastline, 202 080 kilometers.

-Nearly one-fourth of all the fresh water in the world is in Canada.

-Forests cover almost half of Canada.

-Canada became a country on July 1st, 1867.

-The Canadian flag wasn’t established until 1965.

-Winnipeg, Canada is the Slurpee capital of the world based on per capita consumption.

Faux Canuck

Johnny was actually born in Canada but lived almost his whole life in the U.S. He remained a Canadian citizen but knew nothing of his home country. Known as “the Canuck” to his friends, Johnny was a faker! To rediscover his heritage he decided he had to expose himself to the most important elements of Canada: The people and the places. All along their journey the crew interacts with Canadians through interviews and shared experiences. They pose questions about Canadian pride, lifestyle and values.


On Location

The crew visits beautiful and isolated locations such as Newfoundland and Yellowknife. With stops in Calgary, Toronto, Vancouver, and Quebec City they see the metropolitan side of Canada. The small towns weren’t missed either, including Gimli, Thunder Bay, and Squamish. They visit music and art festivals, a lumberjack competition, and even charter a plane to shoot breathtaking aerial footage. Of course, all epic stories have their challenges. The crew’s trusty van, the “Green Machine” certainly provides plenty, and at several points threatens to derail the whole trip. Can they make it to the West coast, and will Johnny become a real Canadian?

Project Canada has been screened in numerous cities across the United States and Canada, often to sold-out crowds. Audience members at every screening have remarked that they have been inspired to see Canada for themselves. Set to an all-Canadian soundtrack, Project Canada will introduce you to the rest of the North American neighborhood!

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