Canada
Ottawa
- Equestrian statue of Queen Elizabeth II by Jack Harman at Parliament Hill, 1992.
Calgary
- Monument to R.L. Boyle, in Central Memorial Park.
Regina
- Equestrian statue of Queen Elizabeth II by Susan Velder is located north of the Legislative Building, 2005.
Toronto
- Equestrian statue of King Edward VII by Sir Thomas Brock, created in Delhi, India in 1919 and moved to Queen's Park, north of Wellesley Street, 1969.
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Queen Elizabeth II in Ottawa
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Boer War monument in Central Memorial Park (Calgary), Calgary
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Queen Elizabeth II in Regina
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Statue of King Edward VII in Toronto
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