Canada is the second largest country in the world, located in the northern part of North America. It is a country of great importance both geographically and culturally.
Coloring pages Canada
Canada Day coloring pages
Canada Day, also known as Canada Day, is Canada's national holiday celebrated to commemorate the day the country became a federation.
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A monster in a mountain lake
The waters of Loch Ness are very dark due to peat washed from the hills into the loch. It is a good cover for creatures that can live in...
Beautiful parliment Hill Ottawa
The main outdoor area of the Hill is a formal courtyard, formed by the arrangement of parliamentary and departmental buildings in the area. This area is the site of important ceremonies, demonstrations and traditional shows,...
Tall building
The biggest attraction is the ascent to the very top. To get to the first level one travels by a glass elevator. Its base has been expanded, housing cafes, stores, simulators,...
Dressed fisherman
Some anglers are going fishing despite the harsh winter. In the picture, we see a thickly dressed angler standing over the break and waiting until the rod...
CN Tower in Canada
It operates as a television tower and has public viewing terraces, a revolving restaurant and an entertainment complex. It is located in the center of the city. The CN Tower is the most visible symbol and...
Celebrating animals
The picture shows animals that are found in Canada and live well there. There is a bear, a moose, a beaver and a...
Field hockey program
In Canada, field hockey is a beloved sport of the country's residents. They believe that Canada is the birthplace of this...
Unusual marine structure
One of the seven wonders of the ancient world highlighted by the Greeks. This lighthouse, the most famous in antiquity, was built by Sostratos. He erected it...
A happy day in Canada
The picture shows children holding a placard that reads Happy Canada Day. Canada Day falls on July 1 and...
Funny animal with leaf shirt
This friendly rodent, a tireless builder of dams in North American rivers and ponds, is one of the most distinctive species in...
Gifts in Canada
Gifts can be big and small or huge, as in the picture. The gift shows maple leaves, which are...
Fish hidden in the ice
Winters can be very cold, as this gentleman in the picture found out. He chose o go fishing to...
Snowball
The picture shows a snowball, and in it is a grandfather who was skiing downhill. During the descent, the snow will probably...
Parliament in Canada's capital
The Parliament buildings are absolutely beautiful to look at. They look very European - majestic, magnificent and symmetrical. The Peace Tower has...
Maple leaf inscription
The maple leaf is a symbol of Canada, so it comes in various forms for all occasions. National holidays, in particular, are significant...
Animals found in Canada
The map shows what animals we can meet in Canada. Western Canada is an ideal place for wildlife sightings. From small...
Smiling man holds flagpole
The picture shows a smiling gentleman holding a flagpole with a maple leaf in his hand. The maple leaf played a key role in the...
Happy animals
The picture shows a large Happy Canada Day sign, which falls on July 1. It also features animals: a bear and a...
Big leaf on the flag
The picture shows the flag of Canada. The flag of Canada is a rectangle divided into three vertical stripes: red, white and red, with...
High tower in parliament
Parliament Hill was the first official building built in the newly found Canadian state. The Peace Tower - the most famous part of the building dates to...
Canada's largest city
Toronto is the largest city in Canada. Toronto is now the fastest growing economic and tourist city in Canada. It influences...
July 1 holiday
Canada Day is Canada's most important public holiday celebrated on July 1. Every year Canadians celebrate the restoration of their country's independence. It is...
A loyal fan watches the competition
Field hockey is not only a national sport for Canadians, but also an extremely important part of national identity and culture, including that of...
Fast field hockey player
Everyone knows that Canada is the home of field hockey. And while the truth is somewhat different, however, in the country of the Maple Leaf, no one...
Growing grain
Canada sows a variety of grains that they use for their country, but it also roams for export. The crop...
Lucky deer
The image shows a happy deer holding a placard that reads Happy Birthday Canada. Canada Day is often referred to as the birthday of...
information
- Capital: Ottawa
- Largest City: Toronto
- Official Languages: English and French
- Independence Date: July 1, 1867 (Canada Day)
- Area: Approximately 9.98 million km²
Characteristics:
- Geography: Canada is a country with a diverse geography, including mountains, forests, lakes, rivers and an ocean coast. It includes the Rocky Mountains in the west and the Labrador Highlands in the east.
- Great Lakes: Canada is known for its Great Lakes, which include the Upper, Huron, Michigan, Erie and Ontario lakes. They are the largest collection of freshwater lakes in the world.
- Rivers: Canada has numerous rivers, including the St. Lawrence River, which is a key waterway and connects the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean.
- Natural Areas: The country has many areas of extraordinary natural beauty, including Jasper National Park, Banff National Park and Wood Buffalo National Park, which is one of the largest parks in the world.
Culture and Fame:
- Multiculturalism: Canada is known for its multiculturalism, with ethnic and linguistic diversity. People from all over the world settle here, making the country extremely diverse.
- Sports: Ice hockey is extremely popular in Canada and considered the national sport. The country also has a significant presence in winter sports such as alpine skiing and snowboarding.
- Maple Leaf: The maple leaf is a symbol of Canada and can be found on the country's flag.
- Film and Television: Canada has a developed film and television industry, creating many well-known productions for both domestic and international audiences.
Economy and Industry:
- Rich Natural Deposits: Canada has rich deposits of natural resources, such as oil, natural gas, minerals, timber and many others.
- Maritime Trade: The country has a significant coastline and ports, making maritime trade play an important role in the economy.
- Technology: Canada is growing as a technology hub, especially in areas such as artificial intelligence, biotechnology and the space industry.
trivia
- World's Largest State: Canada is the second largest country in the world in terms of land area, just behind Russia. Its vast land area includes a variety of landscapes, from mountains to ice deserts.
- Maple Syrup: Canada is known for its production of maple syrup, which is a popular addition to dishes, especially pancakes and waffles. It is produced mainly in the province of Quebec.
- Elvis in Canada: Graceland, Elvis Presley's famous estate, is actually smaller than Prince's Island Park in Calgary, Canada.
- Space Jumping License: Canada owns a plot of land on the Moon. In 1980, it was granted a so-called "space plot" of 0.07 hectares on the lunar surface.
- The Longest Frontier: The border between Canada and the United States is the longest unseen international border in the world. It stretches some 8,891 kilometers.
- Remnants of the Dead Sea: In the Canadian province of Saskatchewan, there is a place called "Dead Sea of Canada." This is the remnant of a former lake that dried up, leaving white salt dunes.
- Largest Concentration of Lakes: Canada has the largest number of lakes in the world. It is estimated that there are more than 2 million of them.
- Game Canada: Canada is home to many distinctive animal species, such as grizzly bears, wolves, moose, beavers, eagles and many others. A valuable national animal is the beautiful and rare snow leopard.
- Apartments on Oaks: In the city of Vancouver there is the Kitsilano neighborhood, where in the 1960s and 1970s houses were built on oak trees, leaving the trees an integral part of the buildings.
- Whale Islands: Baffin Island in the province of Nunavut is home to Grise Fiord, considered one of the most remote and cold places on Earth. It is one of the few places where the whale population exceeds that of humans.
