The Canadian Internet Registration Authority has created a free and funny stock photo library
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| A lumberjack checking out a hockey player is a Canadian take on the 'distracted boyfriend' meme. Photo courtesy of CIRA/.CA. |
The Canadian Internet Registration Authority (CIRA), the organization in charge of Canada's '.ca' top-level domain, has published a series of stock photos that poke fun at Canadian stereotypes. In a bid to get more people to add something 'uniquely Canadian' to their projects, they're offering up their library of stock images for free.
Anyone can use small, medium, large or extra-large sized images from the library, though they ask for an email address to access the extra-large 4K files. All CIRA asks, in return, is that a credit along the lines of 'photo by CIRA/.CA,' along with a link back to their website, is included.
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| Photo courtesy of CIRA/.CA. Also, no, this is not long-lost relative of Jordan—so far as we're aware. |
CIRA has their own version of the popular 'distracted boyfriend' meme, featuring a hockey player, and other distinct nods to Canadian culture including a moose interacting with backpackers and a lumberjack taking a swig of maple syrup. Anyone with the desire to add to this collection of images is encouraged to contact CIRA.
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