ALT The land mass of Canada has been symbolized with a white background and with pale blue streaks of rain drops "raining" diagonally across the land mass. The capital cities are symbolized with dark blue and purple rain cloud icons. Beside the big letters saying "CANADA" in the middle of the country, the icon of a yellow sun peeks out from behind some clouds.

ALT The land mass of Canada has been turned a fluffy-textured beige and multicoloured “fun-fetti” vanilla cake texture. A striped birthday cake candle and flame are situated alongside the big letters saying “CANADA” in the middle of the country. Buildings and roads are symbolized in a way that resembles white buttercream frosting. The oceans and water bodies are symbolized with a spongey turquoise texture.

ALT This is an image showing an aerial map view of Victoria, British Columbia, and the surrounding region. The land mass of Canada has been turned a fluffy-textured beige and multicoloured “fun-fetti” vanilla cake texture. Buildings and roads are symbolized in a way that resembles white buttercream frosting. The oceans and water bodies are symbolized with a spongey turquoise texture.

ALT This is an up-close image of an aerial view of roads and highways near Saanich, British Columbia. The land mass of Canada has been turned a fluffy-textured beige and multicoloured “fun-fetti” vanilla cake texture. Buildings and roads are symbolized in a way that resembles white buttercream frosting. A waterbody is just slightly visible in the bottom right corner, and is symbolized with a spongey turquoise texture.

ALT This is an extremely-close up image of an aerial view map of a residential area. The land mass of Canada has been turned a fluffy-textured beige and multicoloured “fun-fetti” vanilla cake texture. Buildings and roads are symbolized in a way that resembles white buttercream frosting.

ALT A cupcake is on a plate in the foreground. The cupcake has sprinkles and a candle atop it, and the image of the cupcake itself has been made up of a basemap that looks like a vanilla and multicoloured fun-fetti texture. The text accompanying this image says "Celebrating 400 basemaps published, four years of the vector basemap, 13 years of the Community Map of Canada basemap and more than 360 contributors!" along with the logo of the Community Map of Canada.

ALT A large-scale view of Canada, which has been turned a pale pink colours while bodies of water have been turned a deeper rosy pink. Provincial capital cities are symbolized by small icons of a female superhero flying with her arm outstretched.

ALT StoryMap with a graphic illustration of various women and with the following text: "Recognizing Women with Canadian Place Names. Geographical names are the result of the interaction between people and the lands they know or inhabit. Names are given to places and geographical features in Canada, such as mountains, lakes, rivers, cities and towns, for the purpose of identification and referencing, and to remember persons or events. Place names are a visible link to those people and events we consider important enough to commemorate and, in doing so, reflect who we are as a society. Throughout history, women have accomplished great things. However, these vital accomplishments have often not been recognized within society."

ALT International Women's Day 2023. Place Names of Canadian Women. This layer is a sample of approximately 500 places in Canada of women from a range of backgrounds who have been remembered for many different reasons collected by the Natural Resources Canada and the federal, provincial and territorial members of the Geographical Names Board of Canada. Source: Living Atlas of the World.

ALT Quebec City can be seen transformed with pale pink and pale purple swirling paint textures for the land mass, and the Saint Lawrence River is made up of textured blue swirls and stripes that look as if they were painted onto the screen. Highway numbers are symbolized with singular black paint smudges. Green space and parks are made up of green paint hatch-strokes.

ALT Canada has been transformed to resemble a Vincent van Gogh painting with textured grey swirls for the land mass of Canada, dark and pale blue painted striations for the oceans and lakes, and provincial and national capital cities are symbolized with a singular black paint smudge. Visible in the top-right hand corner, Greenland has been symbolized by dark and light mint green striped paint textures.

ALT The Community Map of Canada basemap has been stylized with the colours of Lunar New Year. The land mass of Canada is red and the ocean is yellow. Provincial capital cities are symbolized with golden rabbits, and all text symbology is in black.

ALT The basemap of Canada has been turned a pale blue colour, with buildings symbolized in white and roads and borders symbolized in various shades of cool blue. Highways, road networks, and major cities are symbolized with snowflakes to add to the wintery theme.

ALT Countries of the world have been symbolized using different colours and textured appearances of glass, mimicking a stained-glass window of the world.

ALT The meandering river of Winnipeg, Manitoba, and the surrounding built urban environment of the city have been made to look like a stained glass window with different colour (purple, blue, pink, purple) glass and sparkles indicating highway labels.