Canada Literature and Language

I know of a natural famous place: the Bay of Fundy. the most famous natural attraction in New Brunswick. The bay has the highest tides on earth. and whales come up from time to time. (so i hear)

Hopewell Rocks - alma new brunswick

St. Martins Caves - St- Martins (saint john new brunswick)

fundy trail - saint john new brunswick

It's stategically correct to be 0-13%

That's not exactly true. I got my answer from my online schooling book and it said..

In both the United Kingdom and the United States, by the mid-1970s more than 95 percent of the employed population was in manufacturing and services and less than 5 percent in agriculture.

La capital de Canada se llama Ottawa, Ontario.

In a nutshell (and if we completely discount the native population), the original colonization of the area that would later become Canada was by both French and English settlers. When Canada was confederated, both languages were granted official status.

Good morning.

It is estimated that nearly 90 percent of Canadian homes own a television. This number translates to over 30 million total.

As in "f*cking the dog" - the act of being lazy, typically used in a workplace setting.

Canada is a very diverse country and has several different cultures. They include German, French, Caribbean, Indian, English, South Korean, and Chinese.

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The Haida word for protection is "k'aaw," which conveys a sense of safeguarding or defense. In Haida culture, this concept is often tied to the community's values and their connection to nature and the spiritual world. The language reflects the importance of protecting both the land and cultural heritage.

Texas is famous for several landmarks, but one of the most iconic is the Alamo in San Antonio. This historic site commemorates the 1836 battle for Texas independence from Mexico and symbolizes the fight for freedom. The Alamo attracts millions of visitors each year, showcasing its significance in American history and culture. Additionally, the Texas State Capitol in Austin is another notable landmark, renowned for its impressive architecture and size.

Francophone collective rights are rights that French people in Canada are given. Because the majority of Canada is English speaking, French/Francophones need to have rights to get a good education, collective rights give them the right to be able to access a French speaking school where ever they live.

with some luck they can help predict earthqueks and evacuate people it time.

In Canada education is governed by the provinces and territories, so the Canadian government would not be the ones to approve them. RCIT operates in BC, which has established the PCTIA agency where such PRIVATE career schools must registered and may obtain 'accreditation'.

According to Statistics Canada, the 1963 population of Canada was 18,931,000.

Vitamin D for our skin. Helps us see. Grows plants for us to eat. Makes Jersey Shore people think they're attractive. Keeps us warm. Stabilizes our galaxy. Lots of stuff.

they are used in doors to enter banks. they are often also used in padestrian gate locks. they ensure secure safety.

l.m. Montgomery has not been killed she died of congestive heart failure.

Inuit (formerly Eskimo) Slave, Tlinkin, Beaver, Copper, Cree,