Canadian culture encompasses everything from beautiful artwork to lush scenery, and there are plenty of unique social media accounts posting about it.
By, Sakina Chaudary
Ranging from artists, and organizations to lifestyle bloggers, these social media accounts will keep you up to date and provide a daily dose of inspiration, wonder, and joy – all inspired by Canadian culture!
Canada has a rich history of beautiful, distinct art. This Twitter account showcases unique, enchanting Canadian paintings every day. Both older and recent paintings are featured, with a variety of colours and styles to keep you entertained. Follow to brighten up your day!
Near Twilight, B.C.
Homer Watson
1934 pic.twitter.com/0MhUOmoVY2— Canadian Paintings (@CanadaPaintings) January 21, 2021
Isabelle Chapadeau is a charming 22-year-old Canadian content creator, based in Iqaluit, Nunavut. She is a talented artist, educator and mental health advocate. Chapadeau uses her platform to spread awareness on issues surrounding racial injustice and to provide insight into the beauty of Inuit culture. You can follow her on TikTok, and shop her jewelry collection here!
Abhishek Dekate is a notable Toronto-based Influencer who posts beautiful lifestyle images. He frequently shares aesthetically pleasing dishes, scenery, and home decor. His Instagram and blog posts capture some of the best aspects of Canadian culture and experiences.
Dr. Jennifer Kwan is a family physician who has been sharing detailed, daily updates on Ontario’s pandemic statistics since March. It is our collective responsibility to keep ourselves and others safe during the pandemic, and staying aware of the situation around us is the first step. Follow her on Twitter to stay up to date with the latest COVID-19 data.
JAN 31: #COVID19 in #Ontario
1848 cases*, 43 deaths, 2313 resolved
49352 tests/day, 15616 pending, 3.7% pos
1159 hospitalized (356 in ICU)🏥
339644 vaccinations (+2816)💉
See THREAD for more graphs📈⤵️#onhealth #COVID19ontario #onpoli pic.twitter.com/qxMgZ7TNLL— Dr. Jennifer Kwan (@jkwan_md) January 31, 2021
The Sorry Girls are huge in the digital DIY decor space. They share aesthetically pleasing, easy-to-follow, affordable home decor DIYs. They also share a variety of tips and tricks to keep your home looking its best! The Sorry Girls promote sustainability and empower women to create and take charge of their environments. This Canadian power duo has amassed a whopping 2.06 million subscribers on YouTube and over 228,000 followers on Instagram.
This Ontario-based non-profit organization works to amplify youth voices at the intersection of creative mediums and social change. Run by youth, for youth, they post volunteer opportunities, artist highlights, and informative infographics. Their content showcasing the justice-seeking aspects of Canadian culture is sure to inspire you to share your truth and get involved.
This unique Twitter account showcases notable Canadian cemeteries and the history and stories behind them. This includes daily posts about cemeteries, gravestones, grave symbols, and grave verse.
Hamilton Cemetery, ON:
A beautiful monument for the Beckett family – A cross in the middle, with the symbols of the Four Evangelists around the top. At the bottom, the popular epitaph – "Until the day break, and the shadows flee away" (Song of Solomon 2:17) pic.twitter.com/AnRDR0fACq
— Canadian Cemetery History (@CaCemeteryHist) January 20, 2021
Musemo Handahu is a fashion lifestyle blogger based in Halifax. She uses her Instagram account and blog to showcase her wonderful sense of fashion and to raise awareness about a variety of social issues. Handahu is a passionate community leader and is an advocate for human rights and inclusivity. Seeing her on your feed is sure to put a smile on your face and bring a spring to your step.
Follow Melody Charlie on Instagram to see some stunning photographs of Indigenous culture, food, traditions, and teachings across Canada. These distinct photos are sure to capture your eye and inspire you to learn more about the array of rich Indigenous cultures and traditions in Canada.
Canada is known for its breathtaking wilderness, and exploring it is a core aspect of Canadian culture. Follow this Twitter account to learn more about the nature around us. Maybe it will inspire you to explore your nearest national parks!
#Indigenous trad. knowledge systems hold some of the most important lessons in #nature! 🌱 In partnership with communities, this info forms a cornerstone for #conservation work at #ParksCanada. 🌄 Discover and learn more this #InternationalDayofEducation: https://t.co/zbmx6OKQ8N pic.twitter.com/ZAzZJ8Tghs
— Parks Canada (@ParksCanada) January 24, 2021