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Canada

Canada. Roaa. Flag. Symbol. 1904. 1921. 1957. 1994. National Anthem. Ottawa. Ottawa is the capital of Canada. flag. symbol. Language. The language of Canada is English and French. Area. Total 9,984,670   km² Population - 2008 estimate 33,160,800

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Canada

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  1. Canada

  2. Roaa

  3. Flag

  4. Symbol 1904 1921 1957 1994

  5. National Anthem

  6. Ottawa Ottawais the capital ofCanada. flag symbol

  7. Language The language of Canada is English and French.

  8. Area Total9,984,670   km² Population - 2008 estimate 33,160,800 It is the world's second largest country.

  9. Border • sharesland borderswith • theUnited Statesto the south and northwest.

  10. Map

  11. History Canada established in 1867, after Britain gave her independence.

  12. Animal's The animal’s in Canada are:

  13. Geography Canada occupies a major northern portion ofNorth America . In Canada there are forest and wilderness (snow).

  14. Prime Minister Stephen Joseph HarperPCMPbornApril 30, 1959 is the 22nd and currentPrime Minister of Canada .

  15. Coin Canadian senate US dollar

  16. Maple Tree

  17. Children In Canada The children in Canada go to school, They learn 2 language [French and English]. They wear blow uniform .

  18. Food In Canada you can eat Maple syrup with pancakes.

  19. Culture In Canada there are 2 languages : English and French. The American and the British culture influence the Canadian culture.

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