If there's one thing Albertans do even better than huge trucks and grain elevators, it's making massive monuments for little places. Follow Tamarra Canu on her summer Albertan road trip as she travels her province to find out what these big things meant to the small towns that call them home.
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In this episode of Big Things Small Towns, Tamarra heads to Vegreville, Alberta, a town known for its rich Ukrainian heritage and, of course, the "World's Largest Ukrainian Easter Egg" - an object so unique that the Queen herself came to small town Alberta just to see it.
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