735K views · 9.6K reactions | It is Monday, so how about we start the week off with a nice dose of Canadian nostalgia? Fred Penner's Place ran on CBC from 1985 to 1997. It starred children's entertainer Fred Penner and was beloved by Canadians. The show won a Juno and two Geminis during its run. | Canadian History Ehx | Facebook

1.3M views · 10K reactions | Remember this scene in The Spy Who Loved Me? Well, it may have been set in the Alps but truthfully it was filmed in Auyuittuq National Park in Nunavut. Stuntman Rick Sylvester jumped off Sivanitirutinguak (Mount Asgard) as part of the sequence. The sequence itself was also inspired by a Canadian Club Whisky advertisement that appeared in Playboy magazine, which featured Sylvester jumping off a mountain. | Canadian History Ehx | Facebook

4.2M views · 45K reactions | Every Monday, I like to share a bit of nostalgia to help everyone's day get off to a good start. This week, it is The Log Driver's Waltz, one of the most famous pieces of animation in Canadian history courtesy of the NFB, Wade Hemsworth and Kate and Anna McGarrigle! | Canadian History Ehx | Facebook