Canadian_(disambiguation)

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Canadian usually means a person or thing from Canada. It can also refer to:

People

• White Canadian
• Black Canadian
• Indo-Canadian
• Dutch Canadian
• English Canadian
• Scottish Canadian
• Irish Canadian
• Welsh Canadian
• French Canadian
• Native Canadian
• Asian Canadian
• German Canadian
• Italian Canadian
• Latino Canadian
• Ukrainian Canadian

Geography

North America

In geology:

• Canadian Shield, a large craton in eastern and central Canada and adjacent portions of the United States
• Horseshoe Falls (Canada) (also known as the Canadian Falls), the horseshoe-shaped waterfall of Niagara Falls, located mostly on the Canadian side of the border with the United States

Among rivers:

• Canadian River, USA, the largest tributary of the Arkansas River, in the southwestern United States
• Canadian River, USA, a tributary of the North Platte River
• North Canadian River, USA, originating in northeast New Mexico

In cities:

• Canadian, Oklahoma, USA, a town in Pittsburg County
• Canadian, Texas, USA, a city in Hemphill County
• Canadian County, Oklahoma, USA
• Canadian Lakes, Michigan, USA, an unincorporated community located in Mecosta County

Australasia

• Canadian Bay, New South Wales, 2046 Australia
• Canadian (Victoria), 3350 Australia
• Canadian Gully Creek, a creek in Victoria, Australia

Buildings

• First Canadian Centre, an office tower in Calgary, Alberta
• First Canadian Place, Canada\'s tallest skyscraper
• Western Canadian Place, an office tower in Calgary, Alberta

People and organizations

• Cross Canadian Ragweed, an alternative country band from Yukon, Oklahoma
• Ben Bassarab (nickname: Canadian Louis), a Canadian former professional wrestler from Calgary, Alberta
• Petey Williams (nickname: Canadian Destroyer), a Canadian professional wrestler
• Jason Reso (nickname: Canadian Rage or Christian Cage), a Canadian professional wrestler
• Canadian Airlines, a defunct airline of Canada

Taxonomy

• Canadian beaver, a large semi-aquatic rodent
• Canadian blueberry, a species of blueberry native to Canada and the northeastern and northwestern United States
• Canadian buffaloberry (Shepherdia canadensis), a shrub that produces bitter red berries sometimes used to make "Indian icecream"
• Canadian Dwarf Cornel (or Canadian Bunchberry) a herbaceous member of the dogwood family
• Canadian Elderberry
• Canadian Eskimo Dog (or Qimmiq), a rare, larger breed of Arctic dog commonly found pulling sleds for the Inuit
• Canadian Horse, Breed of horse, an official Canadian animal symbol
• Canadian Horseweed (also Canadian fleabane), a common species of Conyza, native throughout most of North America and Central America
• Canadian Hairless, a rare breed of cat with little fur
• Canadian Hemlock, a coniferous tree native to eastern North America
• Canadian honeysuckle, an arching shrub
• Canadian Pacer, a rare breed of horse
• Canadian Pond Weed, a small, perennial water weed native to North America
• Eastern Canadian Wolf, a newly recognized wolf species identified as early as 1970

Other

• Canadian Open, a golf tournament founded in 1904
• The Canadian, a Canadian transcontinental passenger train with service between Toronto and Vancouver
• Canadian Club, a brand of whiskey produced by Hiram Walker & Sons in Windsor, Ontario
• Molson Canadian, a popular brand of beer produced by Molson Coors Brewing Company
  • I Am Canadian, a marketing slogan to advertise the beer
• Montreal Canadiens, an NHL hockey team based in Montreal
• Canadian, a type of bet covering five selections and also known as a \'Super Yankee\'.
• In the southern portions of the United States, Canadian is now used as a coded racial slur for black people. [1]

See also

• Canadien
• Canadiana
• Canada (disambiguation)

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