Canada is a country north of the United States, with a population of around 40 Million. It is the 2nd Largest Country in the World, and a Member of The Commonwealth, NATO, NAF…TA, and the United Nations. (MORE)
Canada is directly north of the United States, in North America. Tothe EASTTT of Canada is the Atlantic Ocean, to the West is thePacific Ocean, and to the north is the Arctic …Ocean. Canada is tothe Southwest of Greenland. The country of Canada is located north of the United States. Thislarge country is part of North America and has ten provinces. Canada is the country north of the United States of America. Wehave the second largest landmass in the world and we have threeseparate oceans on 3 sides: Pacific (west), Arctic (north),Atlantic (east). (MORE)
You can go to the Vancouver Aquarium YAY Aside from that answer above, there is a countless number of activities to do in Canada. The vast size and diversity of the countr…y allows for basically everything for everyone! This is a great website to find things that may interest you! http://ca.yhs.search.yahoo.com/avg/search?fr=yhs-avg&type=yahoo_avg_hs2-tb-web_ca&p=%E2%99%A6 Also you can go to Canada's Wonderland, in Toronto, which is great for kids! (MORE)
About as much to do as in any other place in the world. Lots of tourism in the maritimes, and central canada. Camping throughout the west. Sports venues. about anything you ca…n imagine Depends on where you go in Canada, Ontario has Niagara Falls, Toronto, CN tower..... ect...I'm an Ontarioian! ;) (MORE)
It all depends on where you are. If you're coming from the northern US or Alaska, you can probably drive to the border. There are ferries from New England to the Maritimes (…Canadian coastal provinces). Otherwise, you will need to fly. The majority of flights land in Toronto (Ontario), Vancouver (British Columbia), or Montreal (Quebec) and depart from most major cities around the world. (MORE)
Each province is different. You could check a website for the provincial government that you live in to see if a holograph will is acceptable. That is one that you write yours…elf, in your own handwriting. There are also will kits available, often at bookstores. Of course, to cover all bases, go to a lawyer. You should ask how much they charge for a basic will, as they all could have different prices. Ask for a list of questions that you need to answer for them ahead of time, so you go there prepared. This will include things like full name and address of whom you wish to be the executor of your will, the beneficiaries, specific requests, legal guardians if you have underage children, and also who could have power of attorney, etc. Do you want to be on life support, or be allowed to die if you are brain dead? How do you wish your remains to be dealt with? do you want to donate your body to science, be cremated, buried, funeral, etc, etc. It is well worth getting a lawyer for such an important legal document. (no, I am not a lawyer.) Hope this helps a bit. (MORE)
To enter Canada, first check the visa requirements for your country at "international.gc.ca" . Citizens of some nations (such as Mexico and the Czech Republic) require a visi…tor visa to enter Canada. Next: make sure that you have a valid passport, as all foreign nationals entering Canada are recommended to use a passport for entry. (This is REQUIRED if you are entering Canada by air). Finally, book your vacation/visit to Canada with a travel agent or independently (your choice). Welcome! *Most travellers (those who don't require a visa) are allowed to stay in Canada for up to 90 days, if you wish to stay longer you must apply for a visa extension from your country's embassy or consulate in Canada. (MORE)
Lots of ways! The most economical and environmentally friendly way would depend on where you are travelling form though. Canada is home to over 500 airports, so flying is a po…pular and easy choice. You can also travel by car, train or boat. Hope that helps! (MORE)