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Canada – Room to Grow

Why Canada? The Three Categories n Government n Economics n Recreation

The places we considered living n United States n Mexico n Canada n Why Canada is the place for you!

Government n GNP per capita: $19,105 n Representative Democracy n Prime minister elected every 6years

United States and Mexico n US: GNP per capita $24, 300 n Limited amount of Government services in US n Mexico: GNP per Capita $12,000 n Mexico: Not wealthy n Limited to no government services n Money in your pocket and government that works for you: CANADA

Canada’s Expanding Economy n Unemployment rate 5.5% n Export of goods and services: Amount: 80 Billion Dollars n 14 cities over 1 million people: Vancouver, Montreal, Toronto

Economies of US and Mexico n United States n Unemployment rate 9.5% n 21 cities with over 1 million people n Mexico n Unemployment rate 16% n Exports: 40 billion dollars n Seeking economic prosperity look to Canada!

Recreational Opportunities n 55 ski resorts n 22 national parks n Population Density: 36 people per square mile

Recreational Opportunities in US and Mexico n United States n 44 ski resorts n 18 National Parks n Mexico n 12 National Parks n No skiing

Why Canada?  Numerous Government Service  Strong Economy  Wide open spaces  Oh Canada!

OH Canada our home and native land….

OH Canada are home native land….