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 The geographical
situation
Canada's geography is diverse. Occupying almost the
entire northern part of the North American continent,
Canada is the second largest country on the globe.

Canada stretches over a vast territory between the

Pacific Ocean to the west, the Atlantic Ocean to the
east, the Arctic Ocean to the north and the United States
of America to the south.
 The
climate
North:
* In most of the territory the climate is
subarctic.

*In the archipelago we find the tundra

climate.

*In the northernmost area, temperatures

drop to -50ºC.

Atlantic:
*Due to the air coming from the sea, the temperatures
are generally more moderate.
 West
:
*On the coast of British Columbia, the climate is
moderate oceanic.

*In Alberta we find dry continental climate.

*In Saskatchewan and Manitoba the climate is

continental.

Center:
*Tornadoes form in Ontario.
*In central Canada we find Ontario and Quebec, with a
mostly humid continental climate.
 Facts from
history
The first people to live in Canada were the Inuit
and First Nation.

After a while, the country becomes a common point in the

interests of the French and English.

In 1713 a conflict developed between the English and the

French, and England was given full control of Canada by the
Treaty of Paris.

In 1849, Canada was granted the right to self-government,

and the country of Canada was officially established in
1867.
 Traditional
holidays
Canada Day

Dayhog Day

Winterlude

Thanksgiving
Quebec Winter
Carnival

Calgary Stampede

Montreal International Jazz

Festival
 Popular places to visit
Lake Louise Canadian Rocky Mountains

Lake Louise
 Traditional
sports Curling
Ice Hockey
Cricket

Canadian football
Golf Basket-ball
 Famous people
Jim Carrey Dwayne Johnson Justin Bieber

Nina Dobrev
Pamela Anderson Rachel
McAdams
Keanu Taylor Russell
Reeves

The Weeknd Drake