Snowflake, Noel and Christmas Island: Here are 33 towns in Canada with fun festive names

The holidays are magical, but can you imagine living in a place where the spirit of nog, gifts and garland were carried throughout the year?

While they may not celebrate with light displays and carolling 365 days a year, some Canadian towns bear Christmas-themed names that fill tourists and locals alike with holly, jolly cheer no matter the season.

From Candyville in Ontario to Garland, Man., here are just a few of Canada’s festively-named cities, towns and communities:

• Candyville, Ont.
• Champagne, Yukon
• Chimney, Ont.
• Christmas Island, N.S.
• Christ-Roi, Que.
• Cranberry Que., Ont. and B.C.
• Cranberry Junction, B.C.
• Cranberry Portage, Man.
• Evergreen, Alta.
• Garland, Man.
• Goose Cove, Nfld.
• Ice Lake, Ont.
• L’Enfant-Jésus, Que.
• Gift Lake, Alta.
• Holly, Ont.
• Holly Park, Ont.
• Marie Joseph, N.S.
• Noel, N.S.
• Noëlville, Ont.
• Reindeer Station, N.W.T
• Sled Lake, Sask.
• Snowflake, Man.
• Snow Lake, Man.
• Snowball, Ont.
• Snow Peak Trailer Court, B.C.
• Snow Road Station, Ont.
• Star, Ont.
• Stocking Harbour, Nfld.
• Sugarcane, B.C.
• Toyes Hill, Ont.
• Turkey Point, Ont.
• Winter, Sask.
• Winterland, Nfld.

Wholesome, right? Now the only question is where to visit first.

We think Christmas Island is first on our list — but we certainly aren’t the only ones who got the warm fuzzies at the mention of its name. After that, maybe a trip to Reindeer Station.

The country really is your oyster, Canada, so pack your bags and jingle some bells. You’ve got some travelling to do!

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