WHAT ARE THE STATES OF CANADA:

Canada is divided into 10 provinces (British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario,
Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador) and
3 territories (Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut).

How is the climate of Canada:

Canada is a country that has a mild to cold climate, it is a country that has very harsh winters in
many areas of the country, with temperatures that can drop more than 10 degrees below zero in
much of the territory, and with mild summers if Well at many points it can become warm. Canada
also has a climate that varies depending on the region in which it is, from temperatures of 25
degrees below zero in winter, with constant ice and snow, in the northernmost part of the
country, to areas where summers exceed 30 degrees centigrade, as in the Montreal area. In the
Vancouver area, the highs are around 25 degrees, and the lows rarely drop below zero.

Culture from canada:

1. How much does it cost to live in Canada

One of the main questions you may have when thinking about studying or establishing yourself in
another country is the cost of living. While it is true you will find a high quality of life in Canada, it
also comes at a high cost to live there. Don't worry, the salaries are also high, so you will have no
difficulty paying your expenses and if you are organized you will have a good life in Canada and
even save. Initially it is advisable that you have a base capital, so that you can pay your plane
tickets, assume the cost of visa procedures, cancel the first weeks of accommodation, food and
transport while you settle down and get a job in Canada. In case you plan to study and work, the
cost of living for an international student in Canada is around CAD 1500 per month, including
accommodation, transportation, food and some extra expenses.

2. How are Canadians

The culture of Canada, being so diverse, has made its inhabitants respectful of the different
customs of all the citizens who live there. The Canadian is naturally kind and has no problem in
helping you get somewhere, know where the best deals are or simply always give way to you with
a good attitude and a smile. Punctuality and honesty are characteristics of Canadians, who also
have a high respect for the rules of coexistence and civility, which makes Canada an orderly, quiet
and safe country to live in.

3. What are the important celebrations in Canada?

New Year: It is celebrated with music, fireworks and parties throughout the Canadian territory.

Good Friday and Easter Monday: The date varies from year to year, between March 22 and April
25.

Victoria Day: It is celebrated every May 24 (or the Monday before that date) in honor of the
birthdays of Queen Victoria and the current monarch, Queen Elizabeth II.
Canada Day: On July 1 of each year, the independence and autonomy of the United Kingdom is
commemorated.

Labor Day in Canada: First Monday in September.

Thanksgiving Day: Second Monday of October.

Remembrance Day: It is celebrated on November 11 of each year to commemorate the end of the
First World War.

Christmas holidays: On December 24, parades are held throughout the country announcing the
coming of Santa Claus. December 25 is a day of family sharing.

4. What to do in Canada for fun

It is very common in Canada to carry out outdoor activities such as cycling, hiking, fishing, also if
you like to have fun in a more relaxed way you can choose between cinema, theater, music and
artistic festivals, such as the Toronto film festival and the Montreal Jazz Festival.

5. How to use public transportation in Canada

The provinces of Canada each have their own transportation system. In big cities like Toronto,
Vancouver or Montreal the subway system and bus lines are interconnected, you also have the
option of using taxis or rental vehicles. All transportation systems in Canada are punctual, each
route completes its route in the established time, which allows you to fulfill your itinerary without
any setback.

6. What is Canadian gastronomy like?

Canadian gastronomy is very diverse, the influence of different cultures makes it stand out for its
variety and flavors. Each region has its own culinary traditions, influenced mainly from the
beginning by English and French cuisine and currently by Asian and Caribbean cuisine. The dishes
with lobsters, clams and salmon stand out with different preparations and dressings depending on
the province in which you are located, however, thanks to the multicultural nature of the country
you can find dishes from many parts of the world.

Poutine

Poutine is a delicious dish made with French fries, grain cheese and an exquisite meat sauce
known as gravy. It is the typical dish of Quebec, since in this city it was created in 1950. If you are a
vegetarian, don't worry, there is a variation made with almond or carrot sauce. This delicious dish
can be found throughout Canada and is considered a fast food served in food trucks, but also in
typical restaurants.

Tourtiere
This delicious dish consists of a dough of artisan bread and pieces of meat cut into squares,
generally the meat is venison, lamb or pork, although you can also order it mixed. The tourtiere is
also known as pâté à viande and its origins can be traced back to 1840, when it appears in a
Canadian cookbook called La Cuisine. This dish is typical at Christmas, and is consumed mainly in
the Quebec region, where there are strong cultural ties with France. So if you plan to spend
Christmas and New Years in Canada, you cannot stop trying this delicious dish.

Maple Syrup

This dish is a sensation for Canadians, its texture is similar to that of honey and it is usually put in
waffles, pancakes and even ice cream. It is a natural food that has no extra seasonings or
preservatives. It is usually cooked after being extracted from the tree and is accompanied by fruits
or a cup of hot chocolate. It is also good for souvenir gifts as it is Canadian cultural heritage.

Nanaimo bar

The Nanaimo Bar is perhaps the most consumed dessert in Canada. It usually comes in 3 layers of
biscuit-based squares, chocolate and vanilla cream, a real delicacy. This dessert can be found in
restaurants, supermarkets and food trucks.

Peameal bacon

This dish is made with pork loin bacon cut into thin layers and rolled in cornmeal. It is a typical
Toronto dish, if you live in Toronto you cannot miss this delicious dish. Peameal Bacon became
popular in World War II, since Canada in the 40s was the main exporter of pork to the United
Kingdom . Today it is served in sandwiches and is very famous in local restaurants in Toronto and
Montreal.

Montreal Bagels

Montreal Bagels is made with ground wheat flour, it is a traditional bread and a very popular
dessert to eat at Christmas. The shape of the Bagel or Beigel is reminiscent of donuts. Unlike
donuts that are sweet, the Bagel is salty and crunchy, it is usually cooked with water at the
beginning and then put it in the oven. The filling is important and is usually made with salmon,
cheeses and even meats such as pork or turkey.

Smoked Meat
Originally from Montreal, it is a delicacy made with smoked meat accompanied by bread and lots
of mustard, it is shaped like a sandwich and usually includes cheddar cheese and lettuce. You can
choose the meat to your liking but the most traditional is pork or beef. It is seasoned with pepper
and spices such as coriander, garlic and mustard sauce. Smoked Meat is often served with
Canadian wine and is a main dish in many restaurants.

Calgary Beef Hash

Canada, as you know, is the largest country in the American continent, being such a large country
there is a great variety of foods and ways of preparation. Different types of seafood and fish are
eaten on the coast, in the center of the country meat predominates. The Calgary region gives us
the Calgary beef hash, a delicious smoked hamburger with the best meats in the region. This dish
is usually served roasted and is accompanied by beans, potatoes and salads.

Pounding

Typical dessert of the Quebec region. This dish became popular due to the crisis of the 1920s that
affected millions of Canadians, being an easy dish to prepare and with inexpensive ingredients, its
consumption spread throughout the country. The Pounding - Chomeur or "pudding of the
unemployed", is much loved by Canadians, to such an extent that it has songs in its honor. It is
prepared with butter, flour, eggs and milk, it is usually served with vanilla ice cream or maple
syrup. A true delight of typical Canadian food.

Type of government and political structure in Canada

As a constitutional monarchy, the Canadian Head of State, the Queen of England, rules in
accordance with the Constitution, the highest law of the land. It is represented in Canada by the
Governor General, who is appointed every five years by the Queen, with the advice of the Prime
Minister, head of the Canadian government.In each of the ten provinces, the Queen is represented
by the Lieutenant Governor (Lieutenant Governor, ), who is appointed, also every five years, by
the Governor General with the advice of the Prime Minister.

What is the spoken language in Canada?

Simply put, the language of Canada is not unique! And this is still a sign of open-mindedness, in
fact, the language of Canada is English and French. And yes, it is a bilingual country! However, it is
important to note that the whole country does not speak French.

What is the religion of Canada: The majority of Canadians (75%) declare themselves Christian
(mainly Catholic and Protestant). In addition, there are Muslim, Buddhist, Jewish and Hindu
minorities. The main minority (more than 15% of the population) is those who claim not to follow
any religion