Mini Guide To Canada

With Canada having some of the most beautiful cities; Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa…etc, hockey will be just “one” of the activities to do in this country.

Coming in at a strong second as being one of the largest countries in the world, Canada’s stretch covers about 3.8 million square miles. Canada furnishes some of the most beautiful cities that you have seen. They are Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa, which is the capital of Canada. Its population is in excess of around 33 million people and growing. The weather is always nice and cool with all four seasons coming like clockwork.

Living in Canada for a long period of time will cause you to become “Canadianized”, which is not bad at all as Canadians are the friendliest people you’ll ever want to meet. There is no definite majority of people; they all are from different ethnic backgrounds, color, shapes and sizes. On one note, a percentage of the Hong Kong population decided that Canada would be a great place for a change a scenery after the rule of power changed to Chinese.

The breakdown of religious preferences varies throughout the Canadians ethnicity. Canadians share a balance of Roman Catholic, Protestant, Christian and Muslim religious backgrounds. Different languages Canadians speak make it exciting to communicate with them as English and French is the dominant language spoken, you can learn all types of other languages.

Just walk around, enjoy the weather and meet friendly Canadians. The trees are divine and the land is rich with green and colorful pictures. But beware, Canadians love their hockey so if you get caught not cheering for their team, you may get a couple of questions thrown at you. Along with hockey, entertainment, live shows, and other events make for an outstanding vacation.

With Canada’s southern neighbor hovering over, the population still seems to rise and the people seem to get friendlier and friendlier. The best place to visit would be the northern part of Canada for nice, crispy cold weather. If you’re not prone to cold weather, the southern part of Canada gives just as much fun and the northern part. Just one thing to remember; with all of its beauty, don’t get caught missing your plane back home.