Live Streams

Live streaming has become an increasingly popular medium for real-time content delivery, allowing individuals and organizations to broadcast events, performances, or discussions directly to an online audience. This dynamic form of communication enables viewers to engage with the content as it unfolds, fostering a sense of immediacy and connection that pre-recorded videos often lack. The interactive nature of live streams also allows for audience participation through comments, questions, and reactions, creating a more immersive experience for both the broadcaster and the viewers.

Peggys Cove Webcam | Lighthouse | Nova Scotia, Canada

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Watch this live HD Peggys Cove webcam facing Peggy’s Point lighthouse in Nova Scotia, Canada. Peggy’s Cove is very popular for its houses perched along a narrow inlet and on wave-washed boulders facing the Atlantic. Although it is designated a preservation area, it is still an active fishing community.

Canmore Webcam, Alberta – Canada | Live Video Cameras

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Watch any live HD webcam from this list located in Canmore, Alberta, Canada. The six live camera views are as follows: Main Street, Nordic Centre, Shops of Canmore, Civic Centre Plaza, Railway Avenue, and Main Street 2. Known for scenery, outdoor activities, and wildlife, Canmore has become one of the top vacation destinations in the world. Its location to Calgary-and the international airport-has been an asset. Visitors can easily experience both the hustle of the city and the serenity of the mountains.

Grouse Mountain Webcam – North Vancouver, BC, Canada

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Watch this live HD Grouse Mountain webcam located in North Vancouver, BC, Canada. This live camera offers a view of Vancouver and the Burrard Inlet

Parliament Hill Cam, Ottawa

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Watch this Parliament Hill live cam in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Its Gothic revival suite of buildings, and their architectural elements of national symbolic importance, is the home of the Parliament of Canada. Parliament Hill attracts approximately three million visitors annually. The Parliament Buildings were occupied by the House of Commons, Senate and departmental offices of the new Dominion of Canada after Confederation in 1867.