Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump is located in Alberta. Buffalo jump was a traditional way of hunting bison by the Plains Indians over nearly six millennia. Knowing the topography and bison behavior, the hunters directed bison herds into drive lanes that ended at a cliff, resulting in bison falling to their deaths. This site is one of the prominent examples of this tradition. The bison carcasses were then butchered and processed at a camp below. A minor modification of the site boundaries took place in 2021. Do you think that this was an ingenious way for the indigenous natives to hunt buffalo which were their main food source?

Wood Buffalo National Park is the largest national park in Canada located in Alberta and the Northwest Territories. The park covers large areas of grass and sedge meadows, boreal forests, lakes, rivers, and the world's largest inland delta, the Peace–Athabasca Delta. There are also salt plains and gypsum karst features. It is home to North America's largest population of wild bison and is a breeding ground for the endangered whooping crane. Would you like to visit this park?

Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks are found in Alberta and British Columbia. This World Heritage Site comprises seven national parks in the Canadian Rockies, two of which were added to the site in 1990, They exhibit mountain landscapes of exceptional natural beauty, with glaciers, ice fields, alpine meadows, cave systems, lakes, and waterfalls. The Burgess Shale formation, one of the world's most important fossil assemblies, is located here. It preserves the remains of soft-bodied animals dating to the Cambrian period, providing key insight into the development of major animal phyla. Have you ever visited any of the Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks?

Historic District of Old Québec was founded by the French in the 17th century as the capital of New France and then developed by the British after the 1760s. The old part of Quebec illustrates different stages of European colonial settlement in North America. In addition to the well-preserved urban centre, the fortifications of the city, with bastions, ramparts, and other defensive structures, are unique north of Mexico. Would you like to visit this World Heritage Site?