Overview of the Canadian Pavilion complex, expo67

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The Canada Pavilion and its reversed pyramid, the Katimavik (inuit word meaning "gathering place"). expo67, Montréal, Québec, Canada.

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The Canada Pavilion and its reversed pyramid, the Katimavik (inuit word meaning "gathering place"). expo67, Montréal, Québec, Canada.

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CANADIAN PAVILION ... Dominated by an inverted Katimavik, a "meeting place" in Eskimo, the various sections of the exhibit trace the heritage, history, traditions and aspirations of Canada.

Canadian Pavilion

CANADA'S PAVILION covers 11 acres and is dominated by a great inverted pyramid called "Katimavik" (Eskimo for "Meeting Place").

CANADA'S PAVILION covers 11 acres and is dominated by a great inverted pyramid called "Katimavik" (Eskimo for "Meeting Place").

CANADA'S PAVILION covers 11 acres and is dominated by a great inverted pyramid called "Katimavik" (Eskimo for "Meeting Place").

CANADA'S PAVILION covers 11 acres and is dominated by a great inverted pyramid called "Katimavik" (Eskimo for "Meeting Place").