Canada has 20% of the world’s freshwater.
Canada’s national animal is the Beaver which has thick fur, webbed feet, and flattened scale-covered tails.
Canada is in North America, with a population of 38.44 million people. Its’ capital is Ottawa, and the currency is the Canadian dollar. The official languages are French and English.
They celebrate many holidays including:
- New Year’s Day (Jan 1)
- Nova Scotia Heritage Day (Date Varies)
- Louis Riel Day (Date Varies)
- Family Day (Date Varies)
- Islander Day (Date Varies)
- St.Patrick’s Day (Date Varies)
- Good Friday (Date Varies)
- Easter Monday (Date Varies)
- St.George’s Day (Date Varies)
- Mother’s Day (Date Varies)
- Victoria Day (Date Varies)
- National Patriots’ Day (Date Varies)
- Father’s Day (Date Varies)
- National Aboriginal Day (Jun 21)
- June Day (Date Varies)
- The National Holiday of Quebec (Jun 24)
- Canada Day (Jul 1)
- Nunavut Day (Jul 9)
- Orangeman’s Day (Date Varies)
- Civic Day (Date Varies)
- Heritage Day (Date Varies)
- Discovery Day (Date Varies)
- Labour Day (Date Varies)
- Thanksgiving (Date Varies)
- Remembrance Day (Nov 11)
- Christmas Day (Dec 25)
- Boxing Day (Dec 26)
Want to learn more? Check out Canada’s tourism website!
Also, check out the Walter Phillips Gallery and the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies.