Canada
The Canadian Encyclopedia is a reference website providing articles, timelines, and resources on Canadian history, culture, and geography. Founded in 1885, the website covers a wide range of topics including history, politics, arts, and science. It includes specific articles such as "Scenic Places in Canada," "Bannock," and "Passe-Partout." The encyclopedia also features historical events and figures, such as the opening of the Dempster Highway in 1979 and the birth of notable individuals like Gérard Filion in 1909 and Sir Ernest MacMillan in 1893. The Canadian Encyclopedia does not provide specific information about its size or services.
Browsing, company names, locations and sectors are always free. A free account adds 5 contact releases every month — e-mail and phone, view or export. Need more? Contact packs start at 19 € for 50, or upgrade to a monthly plan.
Yes — no card required. Browsing is always free, and a free account adds 5 contact releases every month.
Your first 5 contact releases each month are included in the free account. After that, packs start at 19 € for 50 contacts (view or export), or a monthly plan for regular use.
Companies are harvested from the open web — registers, websites and industry directories — not self-registered sign-ups. Contact details are shown only once you use a release or credit, never invented.