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Canada's vast coastline and inland waters are home to over 750 lighthouses and long-range lights that play a crucial role in guiding ships to safety. Beyond their navigational function, these iconic structures also hold historical significance for the surrounding communities, offering a unique way to connect with nature. Exploring the country, we have unearthed eight exceptional lighthouses that are sure to captivate visitors. **Peggy’s Point Lighthouse, Peggy’s Cove, N.S.** Situated in the picturesque fishing village of Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia, the vibrant red and white Peggy's Point Lighthouse is a prominent landmark and a favorite subject for photographers. Legend has it that the cove was named after a young woman named Peggy who survived a shipwreck, though it's...