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Canada is one of the largest countries in the world, second only to Russia, and has always been famous for its strange natural scenery. From the northern Arctic where the average temperature in winter is usually minus 20 degrees Celsius to the 8892-kilometer border with the United States in the south, Canada has vast wilderness, which is said to be the longest border in the world without military or police protection. On the eastern and western borders, the country borders the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean.

In this vast country, there are frozen wasteland, vast mountains, vast plains, countless rivers and seemingly endless forests. There are many wild animals in the forests and frozen land in the north, and there are abundant fish in the oceans and rivers. For those who like outdoor activities, it is possible to hike, sail, cross-country ski or travel by snowmobile for hours or even days without meeting another person. Canadians, especially wildlife photographers and hunters, quite like this wilderness, and so will you!

Beautiful scenery is just one of Canada's treasures. The vast majority of Canada's population of about 30 million is urban population. Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and Edmonton will make you excited-they are all famous for their cosmopolitan lifestyles, beautiful buildings and unique cultures.

Toronto, Canada's largest city, is often regarded as the most multicultural city in the world. The ancestors of the people there came from Irish, Portuguese, China, Lebanese, Italian, Vietnamese and many other places. Located in the center of Toronto is the National Tower of Canada, commonly referred to as the CN Tower. It is 553 meters high and is the tallest tower in the world!

Montreal, a port in Quebec, is the second largest city in Canada and the second largest French-speaking city in the world, and Paris is the largest. Quebec was originally a French colony and was occupied by the British in 1763, but more than 70% of its population is still French. Because of this, Montreal has a perfect combination of European and North American architecture. There are ancient buildings, churches, narrow streets and alleys, all of which extend side by side with glass, steel and concrete skyscrapers. As a modern city, Montreal has colorful nightlife, many restaurants and clubs, as well as cultural and street festivals to ensure that no tourists are bored.

Vancouver, located in British Columbia on the Pacific coast, is small but equally famous. As another multicultural city, it has the largest number of Chinese in North America. Vancouver has excellent scenery, beautiful harbour, all comfortable modern life and international cuisine. Besides, it is close to most wilderness and ski resorts.

Edmonton is a city in Alberta, a neighboring province of British Columbia, and the location of the West Edmonton Shopping Center. It is said that this shopping center is the largest walking shopping center in the world. It is like an underground city, covering more than 20 football fields. This shopping center consists of an eight-kilometer-long tunnel, which is full of shops, art galleries and even a water park. It attracts more than 55,000 customers every day!

Near the Atlantic coast is Niagara Falls. This is probably the most well-known natural phenomenon in Canada. The largest waterfall is semicircular, with a width of 670 meters and a drop of 56 meters, forming a terrible white waterfall. Millions of tourists from all over the world come here every year.

Canada has a very interesting history. 1896, gold was discovered in the Klondike area north of Alaska. Historians say that during the "Gold Rush", about/kloc-0.0 million people left their homes in different parts of North America to find their wealth. Although only a few people succeeded, many people stayed and established settlements in the area. Now there are many museums showing life at that time.

Finally, if you come in autumn, you can see the national symbol of Canada-maple leaf! There are many maple trees in Canada, and there is a maple leaf on the Canadian flag. In autumn, maple leaves turn beautiful red, and maple itself provides the most famous food in Canada-maple syrup-which goes well with pancakes.

With these attractive things, you can understand why in 1996, the United Nations named Canada as the most livable country in the world!

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Canada is one of the largest countries in the world, second only to Russia, and is famous for its wonderful natural scenery. Canada has a vast wilderness, from the North Pole, where the average temperature in winter is usually MINUS 20 degrees Celsius, to the 8,892-kilometer border with the United States in the south, which is said to be the longest border in the world. Protected by the army or the police. On the eastern and western borders, the country is adjacent to two oceans-the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean.

In this vast country, there are frozen wasteland, vast mountains, vast plains, countless rivers and seemingly endless forests. There are many wild animals in the forests and snow-covered land in the north, and there are abundant fish in the oceans and rivers. For those who like outdoor activities, they can hike, sail, cross-country ski or travel by snowmobile for hours or even days without meeting another person. Canadians, especially wildlife photographers and hunters, like this wilderness very much, so will you!

Beautiful scenery is a great heritage of Canada. The vast majority of Canada's population is around 30 million, which is an urban population. Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and Edmonton will be famous for your urban lifestyle, beautiful architecture and unique culture.

Toronto is the largest city in Canada and is generally regarded as the most multicultural city in the world. People's ancestors came from Irish, Portuguese, China, Lebanese, Italian and Vietnamese, as well as ancestors from many other places. The National Building of Canada is located in the center of Toronto, and is often called the National Television Tower of Canada. It is 553 meters high and is the tallest tower in the world!

Montreal is a port in Quebec, the second largest city in Canada and the second largest French-speaking city in the world, and Paris is the largest city. Quebec, originally a French colony, lost to the British in 1763, but its population still exceeds 70% of the French. So Montreal has a perfect combination of old world (Europe) and new world (North America) architecture. There are ancient buildings, churches, narrow streets and lanes, and skyscrapers of glass, steel and concrete all extend upwards. As a modern city, Montreal has colorful nightlife, many restaurants and clubs, as well as cultural and street festivals to ensure that no tourists are bored.

Smaller but equally famous is Vancouver, located in British Columbia on the Pacific coast. This is another multicultural city with the largest population in China. Vancouver has first-class scenery, beautiful harbor, modern life and all the comforts of international cuisine. It is also close to the most desolate and skiing areas.

Edmonton is a city in Alberta, British Columbia, where the West Edmonton Shopping Center is located. It is said that this shopping center is the largest walking shopping center in the world. It is like an underground city, covering more than 20 football fields. The shopping center consists of an 8-kilometer-long tunnel filled with shops, art galleries and even water parks. Attract more than 55,000 customers every day!

The Atlantic coast near Niagara Falls. This is probably the most well-known natural phenomenon in Canada. The biggest shape of the waterfall is like a semicircle, 670 meters wide, and it falls on the white waves 56 meters deep. Millions of tourists from all over the world come here every year.

Canada has a very interesting history. 1896, gold was discovered in the Klondike region in northern Alaska. Historians say that during the Gold Rush, about one million people left their homes in different parts of North America in search of wealth. Although only a few people succeeded, many people stayed in the local area and established settlements. Now there are many museums showing life at that time.

Finally, if you visit in autumn, you can see the national symbol of Canada-maple leaf! There are many maple trees in Canada, and there are maple leaves on the Canadian flag. In autumn, maple leaves turn beautiful red, and the tree itself supplies the most famous food in Canada-maple syrup-which is perfectly matched with pancakes.

With these scenic spots, you will understand why the United Nations called Canada the best country in the world in 1996!