13 weird and wonderful monuments found in Canada

Tuesday, June 26, 2018, 7:17 AM - From mountain ranges to sparkling lakes, Canada has it all.

We spend a lot of time featuring the many great places you can see in Canada -- but most, if not all of those are courtesy of Mother Nature. We thought we'd take some time to feature some of the country's man-made monuments.

Here are thirteen of Canada's most treasured man-made monuments.

Hey! My favourite monument isn't listed! What gives?

Sorry about that! If your go-to monument isn't included, it's likely because we either: a) couldn't find a good photo of it, OR b) we didn't come across it in our research! Either way, you can set us straight by uploading a photo here.

13. The world's largest axe -- Nackawic, New Brunswick

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12. Salmon sculpture -- Cambellton, New Brunswick

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11. The big lobster -- Shediac, New Brunswick

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10.Big fiddle -- Sydney, Nova Scotia

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9. The Maman sculpture -- Ottawa, Ontario

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8. The big apple -- Colborne, Ontario

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7. The giant nickel -- Sudbury, Ontario

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6. Jumbo -- St. Thomas, Ontario

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5. Terry Fox monument -- Thunder Bay, Ontario

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4. Chuck the Catfish -- Selkirk, Manitoba

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3. The world's tallest teepee -- Medicine Hat, Alberta

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2. The Pysanka -- Vegreville, Alberta

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1. Inukshuk -- Rankin Inlet, Nunavut

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