Canada Pavilion at Epcot

• Circle-Vision 360°:
  • Canada: Far and Wide (under seasonal operation)

• Le Cellier Steakhouse provides sit down restaurant service. The interior is to give the impression of a wine cellar as its name suggests. Food offerings include seafood and steaks, along with popular Canadian wines and beer. It is located in the main building of the pavilion, Hotel du Canada modeled after the Château Laurier hotel in Ottawa.[4] The building is presented (with the aid of forced perspective) to look as if it is six stories in height, but is really three. The restaurant was originally a cafeteria-style dining hall. It actually is a cellar, located underneath the chateau; it was designed to appear as a wine cellar, with simulated stone arches and dark ambient lighting.
• Popcorn Cart sells popcorn, soda, Moosehead Lager, La Fin Du Monde on draft and Labatt's Blue and Blue Light in bottle pour

• Northwest Mercantile sells wilderness themed Christmas ornaments, a variety of animal plush, maple syrup, and a selection of Canadian wines and ice wines. It is located in the trading post building, which is designed to look like a traditional West coast native longhouse.
• The Wood Cart (located on the promenade) sells a variety of animal plush, flags and other assorted goods. The Cart also features an engraving stand, where guests can have their names engraved onto genuine leather bracelets, cuffs, and Disney character keychains.

• Canadian Holiday Voyagers Began December 1, 2015 [5]
• Alberta Bound is a performance of Canadian country, folk and popular music which began May 1, 2016.

• Off Kilter is a Celtic rock band which debuted at the Canada Pavilion July 1, 1997, and closed in 2014.[6]
• Canadian Lumberjacks debuted in Fall 2014 - Ended November 30, 2015 [5]

The pavilion has opened with two North west coast Indigenous totem poles totem poles, up to 30' (9 metres) in height constructed of fibreglass. Designed by Disney Imagineering the icons used didn't represent any specific nation but rather tried to capture the spirit of the Indigenous peoples of Canada's west coast.[7]

In 1998, the park decided to add a 3rd one this time utilizing wood as to be more authentic. It was carved by the Alaskan artist David A. Boxley, live in front of guests over a 2 month period and was officially put on display in April 1998. The third totem pole depicts three stories of the "Raven" tricking the "Sky Chief" into the release of sun, moon and stars from a chest. Then, in 2017, Disney commissioned Boxley to create two more poles to replace the original fibreglass ones.

Gardens at the Canada Pavilion

The Victoria Gardens which are adjacent to the Hotel du Canada are inspired by the Butchart Gardens near Victoria, British Columbia. The gardens are the largest (and most labour-intensive) of all the national pavilions.

The Canada Pavilion contains two Hidden Mickeys:

1. Just outside Northwest Mercantile, there is the largest totem pole in the Canada Pavilion. The Mickey is just underneath the elbow of a set of arms near the top of the pole.
2. Just inside Le Cellier steakhouse there is the counter where one would check in for their meal. Behind that counter is a small wine storage room. In the very top center of the rack are three bottles of wine, a large one with two small ones on top of it forming a familiar shape.

The Hidden Mickey that was on the fish in the Mercantile was removed in 2019.

• Le Cellier Cafeteria (became Le Cellier Steakhouse)
• La Boutique des Provinces (located in Hotel du Canada) sells Anne of Green Gables gifts, Blue Mountain pottery, along with various handcrafted souvenirs.
• Beaver Tails kiosk cart, which sold BeaverTails goods. (Closed in 2005 and cart removed in late 2006).

• Circle-Vision 360°:
  • Portraits of Canada / Images du Canada - played for a short period after its debut at the Telecom Canada pavilion at Expo 86 in Vancouver.
  • Canada 67
  • O Canada!