Canada Brochure

CANADA

Landmarks

July 1, 1867, is a date that marks the independence of Canada from Great Britain. With the adoption of the British North America Act, the provinces of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Quebec and Ontario were united, creating the second largest country in the world.

WEATHER

Canada is the second largest country in the world, so it has varied climates. Northern Canada is extremely cold, with summers lasting less than two months. But almost all Canadians live near the country's southern border, where the climate is warmer. For the same day there can be big differences in the weather in different parts of the country.

Traditional Recipes

Festivities

GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES

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Easter Sunday y Good Friday: It is celebrated on the day Christ was resurrected. Victoria Day: It celebrates Queen Victoria's birthday and the arrival of good temperatures. Canada Day: It is celebrated on the day the 1867 constitution was established and Canada was established as a country. Labour Day: It is celebrated commemorating the beginning of organized work.

Canada is vast and diverse. Occupying most of the northern portion of the North American continent, Canada is the second largest country in the world in total area, surpassed only by Russia. It is a continent of America. Canada comprises an immense territory between the Pacific Ocean, to the west, and the Atlantic Ocean, to the east.

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FAMOUS PEOPLE

Thanksgiving Day: The arrival of the autumn harvests is celebrated and thanks are given for prosperity and well-being. Remembrance Day: It is celebrated on the day of the armistice that ended World War I. Boxing Day: It is celebrated to rest from the excesses of Christmas and enjoy the sales offered by different businesses.

Jim Carrey:

Bryan Adams:

Thank you!

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