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On January 17, 2020, Canada Far and Wide officially opened <ref> https://wdwnt.com/2020/01/photos-video-new-canada-far-and-wide-in-circle-vision-360-film-debuts-in-the-canada-pavilion-at-epcot/ </ref>. Since this time, the attraction has not seen any major changes.
==Attraction Plot==
Canada Far and Wide takes guests on a cross-country tour of Canada, beginning in the East on the Atlantic Ocean and ending in the west on the Pacific. Along the way guests see:
'''Nova Scotia and the Atlantic Providences-''' Here, the famed Blue Nose racer and the historic towns found throughout the region are shown.
'''Central Canada-''' Here, guests see Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto 1,000 Island Bridge and Niagara Falls. In this section the country's French culture, modern cities and public art are all featured.
'''The Prairie Providences-''' Here, Calgary is shown, and horse and ranch culture is showcased, as are other outdoor activities that thrive in these rural providences. This is followed by a montage of Canadian Wildlife.
'''West Coast Providences and British Columbia-''' Here, Whistler Mountain and its mountain sports, Vancouver and Cathedral Grove are all highlighted.
'''North Providences'''- Here, the country's First Nations are featured. The Northwest Territory, Yukon Territory and are also shown in this section, as are the Northern Lights.
At this point in the film, the Mounties appear on screen and the film's song "Canada (A Lifetime of Journies) plays as a montage of the country's natural and cultural beauty is shown.
==Fun Facts and Trivia==
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