Canada Capital city: Ottawa Languages: English and French Membeship: G8, NATO, Commonwealth Currency: Canadian dollar Constitutional monarchy.

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Canada Capital city: Ottawa Languages: English and French Membeship: G8, NATO, Commonwealth Currency: Canadian dollar Constitutional monarchy

1) Location North America Borders: o In the North – the Arctic ocean o In the West – the Pacific ocean o In the South – the USA o In the East – the Atlantic ocean Second-world-largest country

2) Population Origin: o Vikings, Eskimos Religion: o Christianity – 77 % o Islam – 2% Population density: o 3 inhabitants per square kilometre Federation: o 10 Provinces: Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, and Saskatchewan o 3 Territories: Northwest Territories, Nunavut, and Yukon 33 million inhabitants

3) Landscape West part: the Cordirelleras mountain range East part: Lowland Lakes: Great Bear Lake, Great Slave Lake Rivers: the Yukon River, the Mackenzie River, the Saint Lawrence River The highest peak: Mount Logan (5959) Banff Nationwide Park Mount Logan

4) Climate Oceanic regions: o average high temperatures are generally around 20 °C Continental regions: o average high temperature ranges from 25 to 30 °C

5) Economy Natural resources o Oil and gas o Minerals (nickel) Service industry Agriculture

6) Cities Vancouver: the winter Olympic games in 2010 Calgary: Financial centrum of Canada, centre of winter sports Toronto: Largest city, CN tower VancouverCalgaryToronto

7) Symbols of Canada CanoeMajor form of transportation Ice Hockey/ Lacrosse Most popular winter/summer sport the Moose Large animal across Canada, especially near lakes the Loon Its sound brings Canadians back to a peaceful the Maple leafNational symbol of Canada the BeaverCanadian national mascot

8) Holidays NameDateCharacter New Year´s DayJanuary, 1 st Celebrates the first day of year Easter MondayMonday after Easter Day Celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Victoria Day Monday preceding May 25 th Celebrates the birthday of the current Canadian monarch Canada DayJuly, 1 st Celebrates Canada's 1867 Confederation Labour DayFirst Monday in Sempteber Celebrates economic and social achievements Thanksgiving DaySecond Monday in October Celebrates the harvest of the past year Remembrance DayNovember, 11 th Commemorates Canada's war dead Christmas DayDecember, 25 th Celebrates the birth of Jesus Boxing DayDecember, 26 th Giving gifts

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Written by: Michal Singer 6.XB Information sources: Geographic books