Canada 160 Calendar 2027 🇨🇦 | 12 Scenic Designs Celebrating Canada’s Landscapes, Wildlife & Iconic Places
Canada 160 Calendar 2027 🇨🇦 | 12 Scenic Designs Celebrating Canada’s Landscapes, Wildlife & Iconic Places
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One Country. Twelve Canadian Stories.
From frozen northern lakes and Atlantic lighthouses to summer cottages, blazing maple forests and snow-covered Christmas towns.
The Canada 160 Calendar turns every month of 2027 into a new visual journey across the True North.
12 months. 12 changing landscapes. One year celebrating Canada.
More Than A Date.
A Year Worth Remembering.
2027 marks 160 years since Canadian Confederation.
This calendar was designed around that milestone — not with one repeated maple leaf, but with a full year of landscapes, wildlife, seasons and familiar Canadian moments.
It is part calendar, part home décor, and part visual celebration of the places and experiences that make Canada feel like home.
Every Page Reveals A Different Canada.
The scenery changes along with the seasons, so flipping the page actually feels like beginning a new chapter.
Snow, mountains, wildlife and quiet northern cabins.
Skating, frozen water and classic winter mornings.
Lighthouse views, rugged shoreline and spring colour.
Canoes, docks, cabins and long summer days.
Red and white, fireworks and summer by the lake.
Clear lakes, high peaks and outdoor adventure.
Barns, fields, pumpkins and autumn warmth.
Red leaves, moose, lakes and one unforgettable fall.
The Year Begins In The True North.
Cold air. Snow-covered pines. Frozen lakes. Warm cabins.
The first pages immediately feel Canadian.

Wild Country. Quiet Winter.
A moose beside a frozen lake, snow-heavy pine trees, distant mountains and a glowing cabin set the tone for the year.

Winter Isn't Something To Hide From.
Skates on the lake, mountain air and a warm lodge waiting nearby. A familiar Canadian winter turned into a page worth displaying.
From Mountain Snow To Atlantic Air.

April · Atlantic Coast
Ocean spray, a red-topped lighthouse, rocky shoreline and the first wildflowers bring a completely different Canada into the room.

May · Spring In Canada
Wildflowers return. The lakes open. A red canoe waits by the shore.
The calendar begins to feel lighter, brighter and ready for summer.
Some People Call It Summer.
Canadians Call It Cottage Season.
A red canoe. A wooden dock. Adirondack chairs. Pine trees. A cottage beside still water.
The June page captures one of those places that feels less like a destination and more like where summer is supposed to happen.
Mountains, lakes, cottages, farmland, wildlife and northern winter scenes change throughout the year.

Canada Day.
In A 160th Anniversary Year.
This is the page where the whole idea comes together.
Red Adirondack chairs. The Canadian flag. A calm lake. Cabins along the shore. Fireworks shaped around the familiar maple leaf.
Not just July on a calendar — a centerpiece for the anniversary year.
160 Years · One Canada
Mountains That Make You Want To Go Somewhere.
Blue water. Red canoe. Rocky peaks. Pine forests.
August brings the big, open, postcard Canada into the calendar — the kind of page you may want to leave up even after the month is over.
When Canada Turns Red, Orange & Gold.
Harvest fields become maple forests.
Autumn gives the collection two of its richest, warmest pages.
Red barn, hay bales, pumpkins, apples and golden fields.
A moose, blazing maple leaves, calm water and mountains beyond.
The Year Ends Where It Began — In The Snow.
First comes the quiet. Then come the Christmas lights.
Two winter scenes close the year with warmth, mountains and a strong sense of home.
Fresh snow, a quiet lake, a moose and one glowing cabin.
Christmas tree lights, snow-covered homes and a warm village by the water.
It's Still A Calendar.
Just A Much Better-Looking One.
The large monthly grid keeps the product practical after the scenery catches your attention.
Keep family plans, appointments, holidays and important dates visible throughout 2027.
January through December 2027.
Easy to read at a glance.
Designed to feel like décor, not office stationery.
Built specifically around 1867–2027.
For The Person Canada Still Means Something To.
For parents. Grandparents. Canadian families. Cottage owners. Nature lovers. Someone living away from home.
Or the person who simply feels something when they see a red canoe, a lighthouse, a maple forest or snow-covered mountains.
Instead of another souvenir that sits in a drawer, give them something they can keep visible month after month.
One For Home.
One For Someone Who Misses It.
Keep your own copy, or save more when gifting family and friends for 2027.
Before 2027 Begins.
Is this calendar for 2027?
Yes. This is a January through December 2027 calendar themed around Canada 160 and the 1867–2027 anniversary year.
Does each month use different artwork?
Yes. The calendar is designed around changing Canadian seasonal scenes, including winter landscapes, frozen lake life, coastal scenery, mountain lakes, cottage country, Canada Day, harvest, autumn forests and winter holiday scenes.
Is there a real calendar grid on each page?
Yes. Each monthly design includes a functional calendar grid underneath the scenic artwork.
Who would this make a good gift for?
It is especially suited to Canadians, Canada lovers, parents and grandparents, cottage and nature lovers, people living away from Canada, and anyone looking for a 2027 commemorative gift.
Is this an official government calendar?
This is a Canada-inspired commemorative calendar product designed around the 1867–2027 160-year milestone.
Are multi-buy discounts available?
The current offer includes Buy 2 for 10% off, Buy 3 for 15% off, and Buy 4 for 20% off.

Twelve Months.
One Unforgettable Canada.
Frozen lakes. Atlantic coastlines. Cottage docks. Rocky Mountains. Maple forests. Christmas lights.
Different seasons. Different places. The same country running through every page.
Canada 160. A Year Across The True North.
