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Canada's coat of arms features elements representing Jacques Cartier's claim to Canada, including a blue field with three gold fleurs-de-lis, symbolizing French heritage and royalty. Additionally, the shield includes a representation of a maple leaf, which has become a national symbol of Canada. The overall design reflects the historical significance of Cartier's exploration and the French influence in the country's early history.
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What the catipal city of Canada?
By town of Canada do you mean Capital?? If so... Ottawa is Canadas Capital City with a population of over 1,000,000 people and is the 5th largest city in Canada
What is canadas population density?
Canada's population density is 3.17 sq km.
Is splash works open for Canadas wonderland for the month of may?
Splashworks in Canada's Wonderland opens in the month of June.
What european countries were most influential in shaping canadas development?
england --- England and France
What is canadas national fruit?
We do not yet have one. If we did it would likely be the Apple, or Rhubarb or Blueberry. Apples do not grow in most of Canada so I would not vote for them.
Where did cartiers go on his third voyage?
he went to Canada
Name Canadas national anthem?
Oh Canada
What are Canada's most famous inventions?
Canadas boss
What is meant by Canada is Colossal?
It means that Canadas huge
What does Canada import from Finland?
what does Canadas import from Finland
What is Canadas HDI?
Canada is in 8th place in the 2010 HDI
Canadas primate city is?
Ottawa is the primate city in canada.
What is Canadas capitol?
Ottawa is the capital of Canada. It is located in the province of Ontario.
Where are Canadas territories located?
Canada's territories are located north of Canada's provinces.
What is the date of Canadas national holiday which is called Canada Day?
July 1
What is the difference between the US branches of government VS Canada?
Canadas are better...
How is Canada's leader picked?
canadas leader is usually picked by electing representatives
