Canada

* Canada is the north part of North America. It has 10 provinces and 3 territories. Its surface is about 9.984.670 km2

* Its capital is Otawa and the official languages are english and french.It’s about 33.098.670 inhabitants.

* The first inhabitants of Canada were native Indian people, primarily the Inuit.
* But the history of the white man in the country began in 1497, whenJohn Cabot, an Italian in the service of Henry VII of England, reached Newfoundland or Nova Scotia.
* Canada has been an area of conflict between France and England for years.

* Canadianmaple syrup represents one of Canada's favorite foods and is exported to other countries. Served on pancakes and used in cooking and baking, maple syrup is so important to Canadians that the mapletree's leaf is also on Canada's flag.

* Well known in Quebec province, poutine possibly takes the prize as the most popular and the least nutritious dish. It’s made with; Thick fried chips, cheesecurd and hot sauce. Canadians love that dish.

* Lake Louise, Alberta. The picture says it all. Deep in the Canadian Rockies a large turquoise lake trickles from the thousands year old glacier inthe distance.

* Vancouver, British Columbia, is a great place to see. You can enjoy the city's night life, ski at Whistler and go whale-watching along the coast. Camping, hiking, and boatingare also just a few of the things you can do in town.

* Literature: Canadian writers have penned many works that belong to different genres. The literature of Canada basically reflects theculture seen out here.
* Music: Music in Canada has seen many developments in styles along the history. Many rock groups or musicians from Canada have made a mark on the global map, from folk music toalternative rock. The best canadian rock band is rush.

* Art: In1930, artists began developing their own individual style. The 'Group of Seven' is labeled as the first group of landscape...