Samantha

							Canada
  A Mari ausquead
‘More from sea to sea’




                    By: Samantha
                      Location
►Canada is located on the continent of north
 America
►Canada has 10 provinces and three Territories
►Newfoundland,Prince Edward Island,Nova
 Scotia, New Brunswick, Quebec, Ontario,
 Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, British
 Columbia, Yukon, North West Territories,
 Nonevent
►The official colors of the Canadian flag are red
 and white that come from England's cross of
 St.George.
          History
• Upper and lower
                     • Joined Confederation:
  Canada became a
  country in 1867.   1871 – B.C.
                     1873-P.E.I.
                     1912-Manitoba
                       Saskatchewan,
                       Alberta, Yukon,
                       Northwest Territories
                     1949-Newfoundland.
                Capital city
•Queen Elizabeth II 1967 gave Canada 12 swans.
•The 12 swans turned in to a Canadian flock.
• you can see the swans swimming in the rideau just
above the rideau falls.
•Queen Juliana sent seven thousand tulip bulbs to
Ottawa as a thank you for her safety in World War II.
               Population


• On July 1,1999 there where 30,491,294
  people.
• Canada`s are; English and French.
• The population now is 28,846,761 people.
            The Coat of Arms
• There are three royal lions on the coat of arms.
• The royal lions are ;the royal lions of Scotland,
  Ireland`s harp and francs`s fleur-de-lies.
• On the bottoms the French fleur-de-lies the
  Scottish thistle the inrush shamrock and the
  English rose.
• On the coat of arms the maple leafs riper sent
  Canada forest.
               Fast Facts
• Canada’s capital city is Ottawa
• Canada`s exact size is 9,970,610
  km2.
• Canada`s national animal is the
  beaver.
• Near the pacific coast is botch of
  rain forests.
                References

• Ottawa Elma Shoemaker Auer GLC Publishers
  Limited 1986.
• http://www.pch.gc.ca/progs/cpsc-ccsp/sc-
  cs/df1_e.cfm
• http://canada.gc.ca/
• http://www.yourchildlearns.com/canada_map.htm