Address: University of Alberta, Edmonton Alberta. T6G 2E1
Admission Charge: General admission for whole botanic garden - no extra admission charge for Rose Arboretum or any other part of the Garden : Adult- $6.50, Senior - $5.75, Youth/Student (12-17 years) - $5.75, Child (2-11 years) - $4.00 (children under 2 - FREE), FAMILY - $20.00 (2 adults and up to 3 children under 12 years)  
Number of Rose Plants: Between 150 - 200 different kinds of Roses or groups of Roses
Main Bloom Period: June - July
Administered by: Dr. Michael Hickman (Associate Director)
Contact: Barry Greig, Devonian Botanic Garden (address as above), Telephone:(780) 987-3054, Fax: (780) 987-4141, Email:bgreig@ualberta.ca
Rose Specialties: Species Roses
Website: www.discoveredmonton.com/devonian
 

Address: 60th street, 17th Avenue SE, Calgary, Alberta.
Admission Charge: No admission charge. Maintenance costs by donation.  
Number of Rose Plants: 144 rose garden, consisting of hardy Canadian shrub roses including some rare Alberta species.
Main Bloom Period: June - July
Administered by: The Friends of Elliston Park Society
Contact: Ken Miklos, Telephone: 403.650.6880, Email:km@woodlandresources.ca
Rose Specialties: Canadian Shrub and Species Roses
Overlooks 50 acre lake and has benches.

 

Address: Red Willow Park, St.Albert, Alberta
Number of Plants: 500
Contact:
Administered by:   Society of Friends for the St.Albert Public Gdn.
33 Ash Crescent, St.Albert,Alberta. T8N 3J6
Specialties: Species and shrubs, Hardy Canadian Roses
 

Address: Burnaby Mountain Park, Burnaby, British Columbia

Address:  Dogwood Pavilion 621 Poirier St., Coquitlam, British Columbia
Specialities: Modern H.T.'s and Floribundas
 

Address:  1st and Lorne Street, Kamloops,Located in Riverside Park (Next to park band shell). British Columbia
Admission Charge: None
Number of Rose Plants: 350-400 (significant losses over the 2003/04 winter).
Main Bloom Period: June – Oct (frost). 1st bloom usually
appears June 1.
Administered by: City of Kamloops Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Department – Horticulture Section.
Contact: Dave Hilton, Parks Manager
250-828-3506
E-Mail: dhilton@kamloops.ca
Specialties: Dedicated section in Memory of Princess Diana
Bed created August 31, 1998 to honour the memory of Princess Diana.
Foundation Plantings: Lady Di (G.F.) Royal Highness (H.T.) Royal William (H.T.) - Royal Beauty Weeping Crab Apple
Comments: The current Kamloops – Riverside Park Rose Garden was officially opened May 8, 1982 “The Rotary Rose Garden”. Re-Dedicated August 1999 “Peter Wing Rotary Rose Garden” to honor former Kamloops Mayor Peter Wing (first mayor in North America of Chinese descent). The garden is a focal point for wedding pictures and recently received upgrades to include a new Explorer Rose bed focusing on Canadian explorers, new benches and a 2nd arbor.

Address:  Summerland, British Columbia

Address:   UBC, Crescent Road, Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z1
Located on Crescent Road at the north end of Main Mall, between the University Centre (former Faculty Club) and the Chan Centre for the Performing Arts. The Rose Garden Parkade is beneath the Rose Garden, with the entrance on North West Marine Drive, across from the Museum of Anthropology.
Admission Charge: Free
The only time access might be restrict to the Rose Garden is for a wedding party or a photo shoot which has been booked.
Number of Rose Plants: About 450 plants.
Main Bloom Period: June through September
Administered by: Plant Operations
Contact: David Smith; Tel: 604-822-0014; Fax: 604-822-6969
E-mail: david.smith@ubc.ca
Specialties: This is a display garden, with mostly hybrid tea and floribunda roses. Not many shrubs or ramblers. There are about 20 varieties, with some changes each year.
Comments: The Rose Garden is part of 400 acres of campus gardens maintained by Plant Operations. The original rose garden was established in 1949, under the direction of Frank E. Buck, Supervisor, Campus Development. The American Rose Society designated it an Experimental and/or Display Garden for 1951. The garden was closed in 1995 for the construction of the Chan Centre and parkade. The Centre and parkade opened in 1997 with a new rose garden, and attractive new landscaping. The new rose garden was designed by Perry & Associates, Landscape Architects. The Museum of Anthropology is across the street. The Nitobe Japanese garden is close by. It is administered by the UBC Botanical Gardens, which are located further along NW Marine Drive, on the west side of the campus.
Website: None at present.
 

Address:   Royal Roads University
2005 Sooke Road, Victoria, British Columbia
Specialities: English Austin and Shrub roses. Comments: This garden would be of interest to anyone who would like to see what a certain rose looks like in a garden setting.

Address: 2355 Corydon Ave., Winnipeg, Manitoba
 

Address: Saint-Jacques, New Brunswick
Admission Charge: Yes
 

Address: Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia
441 St. George Street Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia B0S 1A0
Specialities: Old Garden Roses
Admission Charge: Adults - $6.00 Seniors: $5.00
Admission Times: The Annapolis Royal Historic Gardens are open daily from May 15 - Oct 11.
May / June and September / October 9am - 5pm
July / August 8am - dusk
Comments: The Themed Gardens are linked by paths through other display areas including several plant collections, the largest being the Rose Collection which displays more than 230 cultivars in their historical context. providing a dazzling summer display. The earliest varieties, including Gallicas, Albas, Damasks, Musks, and Centifolias are followed counterclockwise from the left by the later Hybrid Perpetuals, Hybrid Teas, Floribundas and Grandifloras.A rose maze containing hardy Rugosa varieties is situated beyond the Rose Garden, bringing the number of rose bushes in this extensive collection to more than 2000.
Website: http://www.historicgardens.com
 

Address: 205 Lakeshore Dr., Barrie, Ontario (beside the South Shore   Community Centre)
Administered by: Huronia Rose society
Admission: None
Specialty: Hardy Canadian rose shrubs,  (Explorers and   Parkland series)
Number of Plants:  Thirty five
Bloom time: All Summer
Contact: HuroniaRoseSociety@hotmail.com       Tel:(705) 721-0484
 

Address: New Street, Burlington, Ontario
 

Address: Niagara Falls, Ontario
Number of Plants: Approx. 2,300
Main Bloom Period: Mid June to late September
Contact: Niagara Parks, Tel: 905-356-8554 or Fax: 905-356-5488
Administered By: The Niagara Parks and School of Horticulture Admission Charge: No
Specialities:  Hybrid Teas, Grandifloras, Floribundas and Modern Climbers
 

Address: 1306 Lakeshore Rd. E., Oakville, Ontario
Specialities: Modern H.T.'s and Floribundas
 

Address: Prince of Wales Drive, Ottawa, Ontario

Address: Rideau Hall, Ottawa, Ontario
Contact: Visitors services (613) 998-7113 OR 1-800-465-6890
Admission Charge: No
Number of Plants: 300 rose varieties
Specialities: Hardy shrub roses Canadian heritage roses
Comments: The rose garden is the celebration of the 125th anniversary of Confederation; it is an historical monument and reflection of the country's cultural diversity.
 

Address: Lakeshore Ave. W., Toronto, Ontario
Specialities: Modern H.T.'s and Floribundas
 

Address: Kingston Rd East of Birchmount on the South side, Toronto, Ontario
Specialities: Different types. Fifteen to twenty large beds with approximately a hundred roses in each bed and each bed is a different colour
Comments: Beautiful view of Lake Ontario, Annual beds are outstanding the center has a hugh bolder and water fall for picture taking of weddings, large rose beds are planted by colour.also has a lot of shade planting. it's only a tiny park that few people know about, also has a large arbor covered in wisteria which was beautiful this year just hanging in flowers. A peaceful park for sitting looking out at the sailboats,reading and people watching.The roses are all varieties, and the park is open to the public . but closes its gates in the evening once it gets dark.
 

Address: Blue Heron Drive, Route 20, Malpeque, Prince Edward Island

Address: Fort Ingall, Cabano, Quebec
 

Address: 4101 Sherbrooke St. E., Montreal, Quebec
Number of Plants: 10,000 rose bushes
Admission Charge: Yes
Specialities: Cross section of all types of roses, including miniatures
Website: www.ville.montreal.qc.ca/jardin/jardin.htm
 

Address: Mount Royal, Quebec
Specialities: Modern H.T.'s and Floribundas