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    The document discusses Canada, describing it as a bilingual country with English and French as official languages. It has around 35 million inhabitants and is one of the top ten largest economies globally due to its oil reserves and status as a major trading nation. Popular tourist spots include Banff National Park, Vancouver's Capilano Suspension Bridge, and the CN Tower in Toronto. Common foods are poutine, maple syrup, and Montreal-style bagels. Stereotypes about Canada include that it is very cold in the winter and that Canadians are polite for frequently saying "sorry."

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    The document discusses Canada, describing it as a bilingual country with English and French as official languages. It has around 35 million inhabitants and is one of the top ten largest economies globally due to its oil reserves and status as a major trading nation. Popular tourist spots include Banff National Park, Vancouver's Capilano Suspension Bridge, and the CN Tower in Toronto. Common foods are poutine, maple syrup, and Montreal-style bagels. Stereotypes about Canada include that it is very cold in the winter and that Canadians are polite for frequently saying "sorry."

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    The document discusses Canada, describing it as a bilingual country with English and French as official languages. It has around 35 million inhabitants and is one of the top ten largest economies globally due to its oil reserves and status as a major trading nation. Popular tourist spots include Banff National Park, Vancouver's Capilano Suspension Bridge, and the CN Tower in Toronto. Common foods are poutine, maple syrup, and Montreal-style bagels. Stereotypes about Canada include that it is very cold in the winter and that Canadians are polite for frequently saying "sorry."

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    CANADA

    REASON FOR
    CHOICE
    IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN A COUNTRY
    THAT I REALLY LIKE, BUT I DON'T KNOW
    WHY, SINCE I WAS A LITTLE GIRL MY
    DREAM IS TO TRAVEL THERE
    LINGUAGEM
    ADDRESSEND
    CANADA IS A BILINGUAL COUNTRY,
    SO SPEAKING TWO LANGUAGES THEY
    ARE ENGLISH AND FRENCH. BUT THE
    PREDOMINANT LANGUAGE THERE IS
    ENGLISH.
    ECONOMY AND
    POPULATION
    CANADA IS A LARGE TRADING NATION,
    POSSESSING SEVERAL OIL RESERVES. WITH
    ABOUT 35 MILLION INHABITANTS, IT IS ONE
    OF THE TEN LARGEST ECONOMIES ON THE
    PLANET IN ABSOLUTE VALUES OF GROSS
    DOMESTIC PRODUCTS.
    TOURIST
    HOTSPOTS
    CAPILANO SUSPENSION BRIDGE -
    VANCOUVER,
    BANFF NATIONAL PARK - ALBERTA
    CN TOWER- TORONTO
    TYPICAL FOODS3- MONTREAL-STYLE BAGELS

    1- POUTINE

    2- MAPLE SYRUP
    STEREOTYPES
    "COLD LAND OR FREEZER" THEY SAY IT'S VERY
    COLD THERE DURING THE WINTER
    "CANADIANS ARE POLITE, BUT NOT THEIRS"
    AMERICANS LAUGH AT CANADIANS BECAUSE
    THEY SAY "I'M SORRY" BUT THAT MEANS THEY
    ARE POLITE AND DON'T HAVE THE HUMAN
    WARMTH THAT THEY HAVE HERE IN BRAZIL

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