60K views · 1.1K reactions | For out of towners. This is happening on our Canadian Parliament buildings. 117,000 poppies will fall every night until Remembrance Day to honour each of Canada's fallen soldiers. Lest We Forget. ~robin Listen with speakers on for full effect. | CHEZ 106 | Facebook

4.1K views · 75 reactions | Welcome back to your Parliament! Parliament buildings are open again, and we can't wait to see you on precinct for a free public tour, to observe a select committee, or to watch the House of Representatives in action. Plan your visit now:  https://www.parliament.nz/en/visit-and-learn/visit/planning-your-visit/ | New Zealand Parliament | Facebook

198 reactions · 68 shares | You’ve never seen Canada’s Parliament this way before. Democracy is at your fingertips in this richly illustrated experience. | NFB | Facebook

Did you know? The iconic Parliament Buildings in Ottawa were built on the site of a former military fort! 🏛️🔥 After the original buildings were destroyed by fire in 1916, the Centre Block was rebuilt, standing today as a symbol of Canadian history and architecture. 🇨🇦✨ #RoyalLePage #RLP #TerrequityRealty #FunFactFriday #OttawaHistory #CanadianLandmarks #ArchitectureLovers #HeritageBuildings #CanadaFacts #OttawaRealEstate #HistoricalLandmarks | Sandra Rinomato

"Toonies: A Currency of Connection Between Canada and the U.S." The Canadian two-dollar bill, known affectionately as the "toonies," is not only a piece of currency but a fascinating artifact that reflects the intricate relationship between Canada and the United States. One of the most intriguing features of this bill is the depiction of the American flag flying over the Parliament Buildings in Ottawa, a choice that has sparked both interest and debate among collectors and historians. This artis