Location: Canada occupies the half of America of the North.

It borders in the
northern part on the artic ocean, to the North-East on Baffins bay and Daviss
strait, which separates it of groenlandia, in the eastern part with the Atlantic
Ocean in the southern part with U.S.A and in the western part with the ocean
pacific and Alaska.
Lenguages: Both official languages of Canada are the Englishman and
Frenchman.
Culture:
Some of the Canadian customs are:

Corporal Language: the Canadians the are accustomed to be greeted of

hand on having been presented by someone. Does not get used to
embrace or to kiss on having greeted.
Equality: Canada enjoys an open and free society of social class
distinctions. In Canada all have equal rights and respect, regardless of
their race or religion. Any comments racist is frowned upon among
Canadians.
Literature: The artistic development of Canada is really exemplary in the
field of letters, for example, there are several international awards
writers such as Saul Bellow (1976 Nobel Literature), M.Atwood
(nominated for Nobel Literature) or CG Blairfindie Allen, among others.
Sports: Canadians have many favorite sports, especially two national
country sports: ice hockey and lacrosse.

People Behaviour: The Canadian lifestyle promotes the right of all citizens of
different backgrounds to express and share their beliefs, traditions and
habits.However, Canada has values, principles and traditions that guide the
behavior of its nationals and whose respect and monitoring are a duty of all
citizens.
The main Canadian values are as follows:
1. Justice, tolerance and respect: It is unacceptable any kind of
discrimination based on race, age, her religion, ethnicity, sexual
orientation or physical or mental disability. Discrimination is
prohibited
2. Equal opportunities and gender equality: Canadians believe in
equality as a supreme value. All persons are equal before the law and
have the same right to be protected and benefit from this. Equality
between men and women is promoted and respected.
3. Freedom of religion and secular state: Canadian society is pluralistic,
respectful of freedom of conscience and worship.