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Shannon Park, abandoned military housing in the foreground. Photo by wdrwilson
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In 2007 The White Stripes played an impromptu show on the bridge’s walking path. Photo by Andrew Oliver
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Photo by xxxtoff
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Photo by Kris Griffon
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Connecting Gatineau and Ottawa. Photo by Vince Alongi
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Built to replace the collapsed Honeymoon Bridge, it connects Niagara Falls, Ontario with Niagara Falls, New York, U.S.A. Photo by caffeine_obsessed
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The 12.9-kilometre bridge links Prince Edward Island with mainland New Brunswick. Photo by Martin Cathrae
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A suspension bridge that connects Windsor, Ontario with Detroit, Michigan, U.S.A. Photo by siRRonWong
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When it opened in 1986, it was the longest cable-stayed bridge in the world. Photo by Gord McKenna
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Completed in 1900, it was the first bridge to span the North Saskatchewan River in Edmonton. Photo by Eyestalk
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Built in 1963, and closed in 1985, it’s now used only for foot traffic. Photo by travistravis.
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With Art Deco details, it has large lamps that pay tribute to World War I Canadian prisoners of war. Photo by Gord McKenna
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It features a man-made waterfall called Great Divide Waterfall, by artist Peter Lewis, that has a drop of 64 metres that operates in the summer. Photo by -POD-
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Connects Fort Erie, Ontario with Buffalo, New York. Photo by seannalexander
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Spanning the St. Clair River, it connects Sarnia to Port Huron, Michigan, U.S.A. Photo by Sentrawoods.
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A replica of nearby Rainbow Bridge in Niagara Falls, this bridge connects Queenston, Ontario with Lewiston, New York, U.S.A.Photo by wyliepoon
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Photo by GregHickman
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Photo by -AX-
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Photo by Dru!
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Photo by Falashad
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Connecting Campbellton, New Brunswick and Pointe-à-la-Croix, Quebec. Photo by the_moggest
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Situated in the second narrow section of the Burrard Inlet. Photo by DennisTsang
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This bridge connecting Langley and Pitt Meadows, opened in 2009. Photo by Suraky
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Photo by Michel Aubry
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Tooted as the busiest bridge in Canada with some 160,000 daily crossings. Photo by Chrystian Guy
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Officially named the First Narrows Bridge, it crosses the first narrows section of Burrard Inlet. Photo by ecstaticist
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When completed in 1916 it was the longest bridge of its kind in Canada. Photo by daryl_mitchell
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Photo by marceloilers
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You can see La Ronde amusement park in the background. Photo by montroyaler
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When completed in 1859, it was the longest bridge in the world. Photo by Chrystian Guy
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An Aquabus shuttles foot passengers from downtown Vancouver to Granville Island. Photo by Gord McKenna
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Photo by alexander.s.farley
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Photo by Lazy_Artist
