According to wholevehicles, Canada is a country in northern North America. It is the largest country in America and the second largest in the world. The borders are formed to the south and west by the United States of America, the rest of the country is surrounded by seas, part of which consists of ice […]

Whitehorse, Klondike (Canada) Whitehorse is the capital of the Yukon Territory. This is a harsh northern region: the Arctic Circle passes through the Territory, and winter frosts can reach -50 degrees. The main attraction of the area is its nature. From Whitehorse you can travel down the Yukon River on the old paddle steamer Klondike. […]

In the eastern part of the downtown promenade Toronto has an interest in the Toronto Distillery Historic District. Until the middle of the 19th century, the local distillery was considered the largest in the world. Here, on an area of ​​52 thousand square meters. m you can see many buildings of the Victorian era, which […]

According to Eningbo, Charlottetown is the capital of the province of Prince Edward Island. It is located in the center of the southern coast of the island on the shores of the harbor of the same name. The city was named after the English Queen Charlotte. Canadians call Charlottetown “the cradle of the Confederation”, since […]

The main factors influencing the economic system of Canada: the neighborhood of the United States and the constant development of economic integration between the two countries; vast territory and relatively small population; wealth of natural resources; the special role of capital imports and immigration in economic development. According to businesscarriers, the formation of a regional […]

Canada is a British Dominion and its borders bordering the United States of America extend for over three thousand miles: it is therefore not possible to think of its art as completely independent of English tradition and American influence. According to Harvardshoes, the first churches founded by the French missionaries gave birth to an indigenous […]

The diversity of language and religion of the two English and French groups and the proximity of the very influential American civilization, contribute to the persistence of two literatures, different not only in language, but in spirit and tendencies. They are joined by a new literature: the Indian one, which from the oral tradition has […]

According to Ezinesports, the population of the Canada is still very scarce, if compared to the extension of the country: just over 3 residents / km 2 on average; even excluding the vast, substantially uninhabitable areas of the Arctic, negligible average values ​​are obtained. The most densely populated of the provinces, the small Prince Edward Island, barely reaches 24 […]

Canada and the USA: countries with common destinies There is a close relationship between the US and Canada, both globally and regionally. From the first point of view, the two countries have leading roles and collaborate in international organizations and conferences such as NATO, the G7, the G20 and the APEC. A partial exception to […]

Population. – The Canada at the 1986 census counted 25,354,084 residents (excluding the Indians of the reserves and the Eskimos not counted) against 24,343,181 residents in 1981 (26,218,500 residents according to 1989 estimates). The population grew with an annual increase of 1.1% (1980-85), a fast pace compared to other industrialized countries, however less rapid than in […]