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• - Quebec. Visitor information, technology behind the scenes, exhibit and animal descriptions and photos, education program summary, and research project details.
  
• - Drive-through and walk-through animal park in Hemmingford, Québec, 30min. south of Montréal (near the US border). It contains 90 exotic species (approx. 1000 animals). [English/French]
  
• - Traveling mobile petting zoo and pony rides located in Ontario, Canada. Exotic animals and ponies make up the petting zoo, available for large events in Ontario, Canada.
  
• - One of the largest zoos in North America. Includes information on conservation and education activities.
  
• - Largest zoo in the Province of Québec, near Quebec City. [Bilingual site: French and English]
  
• - The largest zoo in British Columbia, in Aldergrove (about 30 mins east of Vancouver). It has over 800 animals on 120 acres of parkland.
  
• - Family-owned facility that breeds exotic animals and birds; includes a listing of animals and zoo information and events. Located in Wendover, Ontario.
  
• - Victoria, B.C. An enclosed biological exhibit containing exotic mammals, birds, butterflies, and plants.
  
• - Zoo specializing in free-flying exotic tropical butterflies, finches and hummingbirds, in Coombs, British Columbia (north of Nanaimo, on the east coast of Vancouver Island).
  
• - Small zoo specializing in exotic animals, near Orono, Ontario (45min east of Toronto).
  
• - This aquarium (reopening date: 1 May 2005) hosts a collection of marine invertebrates and fishes from the west coast of Vancouver Island.
  
• - Zoological garden in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
  
• - This sanctuary (near Near Picton, Ontario) started out as a sanctuary for unwanted wild animals. It now has 150 animals belonging to 35 species.
  
• - Specialized zoo with more than 200 reptiles, near Peterborough, Ontario.
  
• - Small municipal zoo in Edmonton, Alberta, with a special collection of birds of prey.
  
• - Theme park and aquarium in Niagara Falls, Ontario. It has a collection of killer and beluga whales.
  
• - Alberta. Includes botanical garden and prehistoric park. Visitor information, news, conservation research and publications, education program summary, and elephant art.
  
• - Drive-through animal park near Cambridge, Ontario (about 1 hour southwest of Toronto). Animals roam free in the park, while visitors are caged inside a car. The park houses more than 1000 animals belonging to approximately 100 species.
  
• - Small private zoo about 45min east of Toronto, aiming mostly at the entertainment of children.
  
• - Small wildlife park (70 species, mostly endangered) in the interior of British Columbia.
  
• - Atlantic Canada's largest zoo, in Moncton, New Brunswick. It contains more than 400 animals of over 90 different species.
  
• - Visitor information, education program summary, gallery tour with photos and descriptions, research and conservation information, and a Beluga whale webcam.
  
• - The Ecomuseum is an educational wildlife park located in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, Québec, Canada. It contains over 90 species of wildlife in their natural environment. Bilingual site (French and English).
  
• - A petting zoo with a wide selection of farm animals, located in Beacon Hill Park in Victoria, BC. Includes visitor information and animal photos and descriptions.