Canada Pallet Restacking

America’s wild west has nothing on Calgary, a.k.a. “Cowtown.” Each July, this Canadian city hosts the Calgary Stampede, a massive rodeo, exhibit and festival that celebrates the area’s western culture. When not roping cattle, Calgary serves as the center of Canada’s oil industry and the country railway headquarters.

Montreal, the largest city in Quebec province, is a port city built around a small mountain. The Port of Montreal, one of the world’s largest, handles some 26 million tons of cargo each year. What’s more is Montreal is a railway hub of Canada and home of the Canadian National Railway.

The capital of Ontario, Toronto is perhaps one of the world’s most multicultural cities. This vibrant metropolis features a mix of towering skyscrapers and open green spaces. The St. Lawrene Market, one of Toronto’s main attractions, is said to be the best food market in the world.

This port city is the largest in Canada and the third largest in all of North America when measured by the tonnage being moved in and out. But that’s not Vancouver’s only claim to fame. It is one of Canada’s most densely populated and ethnically diverse cities; home to the country’s longest swimming pool which is almost as big as three Olympic pools put together; and it is often referred to as Hollywood of the North thanks to all the film making that takes place here.

Winnipeg, the capital of Manitoba, sits in the geographic center of North America and is Canada’s gateway to the West. A railway and transportation hub and a major commercial center, Winnipeg is known as the country’s “cultural cradle” and, more importantly, the curling capital of Canada.