All Merry and Bright! If you travel anywhere in Canada at this time of year it becomes apparent that the holiday spirit - or civic pride - is kicking into serious overdrive. As is tradition, most major cities eagerly transform their signature buildings and major landmarks into kaleidoscopic light shows But which Canadian city has the best holiday lights display? Scroll through these five photographs and tell me which Canadian city does it best? Or perhaps your favourite isn't one of these - but it's your hometown. If so, I welcome you to post below and brag about your own town or city. My five favourite holiday lights displays in Canada: 1. Old Montreal, Quebec [caption id="attachment_7473" align="aligncenter" width="360" caption="Vieux Montreal (Photo: Tourisme Montreal)"] [/caption]

2. Parliament Buildings and Rideau Canal, Ottawa [caption id="attachment_7468" align="aligncenter" width="360" caption="Rideau Canal, Parliament Buildings all lit up for the holidays (Photo: John Talbot)"] [/caption]

3. Provincial Legislature, Victoria, British Columbia [caption id="attachment_7471" align="aligncenter" width="360" caption="Parliament Buildings, Victoria, British Columbia (Photo: Deddeda Stemler, Tourism Victoria))"] [/caption]

4. Alberta Legislature, Edmonton, Alberta [caption id="attachment_7475" align="aligncenter" width="360" caption="Alberta Legislature, Edmonton, Alberta (Visit Edmonton)"] [/caption]

5. CN Tower and Toronto Skyline [caption id="attachment_7477" align="aligncenter" width="269" caption="CN Tower at Night (Tourism Toronto)"] [/caption]

Which Canadian city has the best holiday lights? (Or is it yours?) Post below and let us know.