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There is more to Canada than meets the eye. Aside from its lakes and legendary winters, the country is renowned for its friendly, fun-loving and welcoming people. Read more and find out why Canada has consistently come out as number one in the list of countries with the best reputation.
Quick Facts
- The name Canada originated from a Saint Lawrence Iroqouian word kanata which means settlement or village.
- Hockey and Lacrosse are Canada’s national sports.
- The national symbol for Canada is the maple leaf.
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A guide to the holiday season in Canada
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5 interesting facts about curling
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The Indian Act and why you need to know about it
Before Canada became a country, the British government made treaties (legal agreements) with the Indigenous people who lived on Turtle… Read more »
5 things you need to know about National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
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Did you know that the first Thanksgiving was celebrated in Canada? (and other Thanksgiving facts)
Canada was the first country in North America to celebrate Thanksgiving. In fact, the Indigenous Peoples of Canada have been… Read more »
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