As our one-year anniversary approaches, we looked back at how a year's worth of Canadian and international news played out on the front pages of HuffPost Canada.

We call the packages of headlines and large image at the top our front pages the 'splash.' When done well, they are bold, compelling, informative and impossible to ignore. In other words, they make a splash.

Here's a collection of our more memorable splashes, beginning with a Day 1 home page splash from May 26, 2011, and a review of the news that dominated HuffPost Canada's first year online.

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  • Layton's Shadow Cabinet

  • Workers' Lotto Win

  • Phone Hacking Scandal

  • Toronto Mayor Skips Pride Parade

  • Monarchy Poll

  • Royal Visit, Day 1

  • Stanley Cup Final

  • Soon After The Stanley Cup Final

  • Early Next Morning

  • Layton's Leave

  • Dunderdale Takes Newfoundland And Labrador

  • MP Expenses

  • Debt Ceiling Crisis

  • Gaddafi's Last Day

  • First Nations

  • Remembrance Day 2011

  • MP's F-Bomb Tweet

  • Income Gap Series Launch

  • Attawapiskat

  • Canadian Forces Name Change

  • RIM Woes

  • Ontario Election

  • Taliban Hotel Assault

  • Costly Consultants

  • Women In Leadership

  • RIM Job Cuts

  • Occupy Movement

  • Canada Withdraws From Kyoto

  • University of King's College Collaboration With The Huffington Post Canada

  • Trudeau Triumphs Over Brazeau

  • Tory Budget Moves On Despite Attempted Delays

  • Solar Flare Watch 2012

  • International Women's Day 2012

  • Internet Rejects Vic Toew's Online Surveillance Bill

  • Love On Parliament Hil

  • The Conservative's Copyright Bill

  • Statistics Canada Data

  • NDP Support Dips In Quebec

  • Welcome, Huffington Post Quebec

  • Sun Media Immigration Scandal

  • RIM Marketing #Fail

  • A Dead End For The Keystone XL Pipeline

  • Elections Canada Changes Rules For Voting Result

  • The Truth About Climate Change And Canada

  • Tax Payers Footing The Bill

  • The Loss Of Layton

  • Citizen Style #1

  • A Question Of Beauty

  • Citizen Style @ Toronto Fashion Week

  • The State Of Canadian Content

  • How To Build A Green Economy



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