❄️ Snowbound Moose
A solitary moose stands beneath towering Rocky Mountain peaks, surrounded by snow-covered pines and a frozen Canadian lake.

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Moose in the mountains. Wolves beneath the first snow. Loons across quiet lakes. Salmon running wild rivers. Red maple forests glowing in autumn.
One year. Twelve Canadian wilderness stories.
2027 marks 160 years since Canadian Confederation. Instead of repeating one flag or maple leaf twelve times, this collection celebrates the places and wildlife that make the country instantly recognizable.
Mountains. Rivers. Forests. Coastlines. Wildlife. Winter. Cottage country.
Every month reveals another side of Canada.
The weather changes. The wildlife changes. The scenery changes.
But the Canada 160 identity remains unmistakable.
Snowbound moose beneath the peaks.
Wolves beneath northern lights.
Frozen rivers begin moving again.
Puffins, seals and Atlantic shoreline.
Black bears among mountain blooms.
Loons, clear water and Canadian summer.
Canoes, cottages and golden sunsets.
Wild rivers come alive.
A solitary moose stands beneath towering Rocky Mountain peaks, surrounded by snow-covered pines and a frozen Canadian lake.

Wolves and a snowy owl watch the northern lights dance above frozen water and distant mountains.

Beaver country wakes as ice breaks apart, Canada geese return and rivers begin moving again.

Puffins, ocean spray, a red-topped lighthouse and coastal wildflowers bring Atlantic Canada into spring.

Wildflowers bloom, lakes turn blue, cottages reopen and rivers fill with life.
A black bear and cub wander through mountain wildflowers beside a brilliant alpine lake.

Loons drift across calm water while canoes, docks and pine-covered mountains frame the beginning of cottage season.

A red canoe, Canadian flags, a family of loons and a glowing mountain sunset create a summer scene that feels unmistakably Canadian.

A powerful bear catches salmon in a rushing Canadian river while an eagle circles over the forest and mountains beyond.

The bold Canada 160 anniversary mark appears throughout the collection, connecting every landscape and every season back to the same milestone year.
Autumn burns bright before winter returns and closes the anniversary year beneath Christmas lights.
Elk and fox move through brilliant golden forest beneath snow-capped mountain peaks.

Red maple leaves, a fox, an owl, mountain reflections and fiery fall colour create one of the richest pages in the collection.

A wolf pack crosses the first snow beside a quiet river, distant mountains and a small cabin sending smoke into the cold northern air.

A majestic caribou, cardinal, glowing Christmas cabin, sleigh and snow-covered forest close the year beneath warm lights and a cold northern sky.

Canada 160 Wild Canada was designed to feel collectible — something worth displaying throughout 2027 and remembering long after the final page is turned.
A familiar piece of the True North.
Mountains, lakes, coasts and wilderness.
Iconic Canadian animals throughout the year.
A memorable 2027 anniversary-year gift.
Yes. Every month has its own Canadian landscape, wildlife and seasonal story.
Yes. The anniversary mark connects the full collection to the 1867–2027 milestone year.
No. Wildlife is part of the story, but the collection also highlights mountains, lakes, rivers, cabins, coastlines, seasonal landscapes and Canadian traditions.
Yes. It is especially suited to Canadian families, wildlife lovers, outdoor enthusiasts, travelers and anyone who feels connected to Canada.
From January snow to December Christmas lights, spend 2027 discovering another piece of the True North every time you turn the page.
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