CANADA

By Angelina Artemchuk
and Nastia Adamska
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 General information of Canada
Area - 9, 97 million square km.
Population - 33,5 million people.(2009)

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Consists of three parts: Central,
Alaska, Hawaii.
Capital- Ottawa
Government: Commonwealth (British),
Federation Territory of 10 provinces, 2
territories (Yukon, Northwest:
territories)
Currency: Canadian dollar = 100 cents
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 People
• Positive balance of migration: from
Europe - 40%; from Asia - 30%;
with Latin America - 10%;
• Binational country: Anglo-
Canadians - 45%; French
Canadians - 30% .;
• Religion - Christianity (Catholics -
47%; Protestants - 41%);
• The average population density is
3.1 people. per km., 90% along the
border with the United States;
• The level of urbanization is 77%;
• Millionaire cities - Toronto,
Montreal, Vancouver; the largest
cities are Ottawa, Quebec,
Winnipeg, Edmonton, Calgary, and
Hamilton.
• The official languages ​are English
and French.
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 Interesting Facts
• Canada is the second largest
country in the world with an area of
​about 10 million square meters.
km, second only to Russia.
• Canada includes 6 time zones.
• Toronto has more universities than
any other city in the world, and
Ontario has the deepest
underground laboratory (2 km
below ground level).
• In Canada, a recipe for the famous
maple syrup was developed.
According to many, its flavor is
even the notes of the national
currency - the Canadian dollar.
• About 1.3 million people of
Ukrainian descent live in Canada
• Canada produces more than a
hundred beers. To bring this frothy
drink from one province to another,
you need a special permit,
otherwise the beer is considered
counterfeit.
• A UFO landing site has been built
in Canada. 10% of the country's
population admitted that they had
seen unearthly aliens.
• Of the G20 countries, Canada is
the best protector of women's
rights.
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 Ukrainian diaspora
Ukrainians first came to Canada in the 19th century. The initial influx came as
Canada government promoted the immigration of farmers. During the First World
War, thousands of Ukrainian Canadians were imprisoned as enemy aliens due to
their origins in the Austro-Hungarian Empire. According to 2016 Census,
Ukrainian Canadians number 1,359,655 or 3.8 per cent of the country's
population and are mainly Canadian-born citizen.
Ukrainian Canadians are Canada's eleventh largest ethnic group; Canada has
the world's third-largest Ukrainian population behind Ukraine itself and Russia.
Slightly more than 110,000 Ukrainian Canadians reported Ukrainian as their
mother tongue, and more than half live in the Prairie Provinces.

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