Canada

fish (west coast famous for salmon)

fruit

lumber (forestry)

potatoes

grapes

vineyards

mining (iron, lead, zinc, silver, copper, nickel)

agriculture

i know what it is because i fought in it. It's the battle of Billybobby Land. Yes. Yes it is. It's acutally the shortest battle in the whole, wide world. Bye. I'm leaving Tech World at my school, FIS in TN

Bodies of water that surround Canada are the Pacific, Atlantic and Arctic oceans, Labrador Sea, Beaufort Sea, Baffin Bay, Davis Strait, Great Lakes, and Hudson Bay.

Bodies of water in Canada include: St. Lawrence River, Great Bear Lake, and Great Slave Lake.

Prince Edward Island is so densly populated compared to other Canadian provinces because it is so small and all of the land is habitable. Take Manitoba for example, Manitoba is huge compared to Prince Edward Island. Close to the border Manitoba is densly populated, but all north it is extremly light density which takes away from the dense population south.

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72% of Protestants or Catholic Canadians and 28% following other religions or no religion

Take the 401 highway east from Toronto, past Oshawa, take the 115 highway north-east to Peterborough. It's about 90 minutes.

Quebec and Ontario together have almost 60 percent of Canada's total population. Quebec is Canada's largest province by area and Ontario is 4th largest. Ontario is economic hub of the country. This is why this region is called heartland of Canada.

i make $10/hr which SUCKS

• Coronation Gulf is north of the tree line. The nearest trees are in protected locations along the Coppermine River. Willow thickets also inhabit the river area. Everywhere else vegetation is that of low-lying tundra plants. Grasses are also found in poorly drained areas. Despite the climate, over eight hundred species of plants still survive in the Arctic.

Top ten Metropolitan areas ( Listed from Largest to Smallest ): Toronto ON, Montreal QC, Vancouver BC, Calgary AB, Ottawa ON, Edmonton AB, Quebec City, QC, Winnipeg MB, Hamilton ON, Burlington ON

Canada is the bigger country. Canada covers 3,849,674 square miles (9,970,610 square km) of which 291,576 square miles (755,180 square km) are inland water (7.6%), while the US covers 3,717,811 square miles (9,629,091 square km) of which 181,519 square miles (470,131 square km) are inland water (4.9%).

The full title and style of Canada's Head of State, Queen Elizabeth II, is:

Her Majesty Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom, Canada and Her other Realms and Territories Queen, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith

The key role of the Governor General, as the representative of Her Majesty the Queen of Canada, is to ensure that Canada always has a prime minister. The Governor General invites the person best able to command the support of a majority of members of the House of Commons to become the prime minister. When a prime minister resigns, or dies, or is dismissed, the Governor General must immediately appoint a replacement pursuant to this convention. The Governor General may exercise a degree of personal discretion, however, when no party holds a majority of House of Commons seats.

Likely a slave on a Viking ship, and likely on one of their many trips to Baffin Island.

First recorded is thought to be, and the award goes to, William Weston a Bristol Merchant on John Cabots ship the Matthew. The award was real, it was given by King Henry the seventh in 1498.

you can not homestead crown land in Canada, since the dominion lands act is no longer law. you can obtain crown land at market rates by purchasing it from the government, but it is not an easy process. there is some very cheap land in some counties that can be purchased for next to nothing with conditions that you must build a home or be a permanent resident. there is other land that is simply very affordable, with no restrictions.

there is a lot of land in canada, and consequently, some of the more remote land is very cheap. You can purchase land at prices that might as well be homesteaded, but you can not get land for free anymore, on the promise of improving it.

Lake Erie to the west and Lake Ontario to the east.

Canada's holiday Monday in May is held on May 24th, or the Monday before May 24th if May 24th is not a Monday. The holiday is called "Victoria Day" in memory of the late Queen Victoria, our longest reigning Monarch.

Canada's population is about 33.7 million people (33,700,000). A great source for population info is the CIA World Factbook. Yes, the CIA is a spy agency, but one thing they are good at is putting together up-to-date info on every country in the world.

There are many reasons--

Racism.

Economics (Canada has a fairly good economy, Mexico has a poverty problem).

History and language (Most Canadians speak English)

Geography. There are natural borders for most of the densely populated areas between the US and Canada. There are few natural boundaries between the US and Mexico (you can walk across the Rio Grande).

Birth rate (Mexico has a high birth rate, Canada does not).

Education and culture (Most Canadians are well educated, Mexicans are often not).

The reason the US and Canada border is not fenced is that Canada is mainly our strongest ally; and like previously stated, their economy is good, so there is not really such reason to migrate illegally to the US; Mexico's economy is not as good, and some migrate illegally to other countries for a better life, for example the US. (There are lots of rich people in Mexico and Mexico's economy isnt horrible, but it is not as well as the US economy, and as previously stated Mexico has some poverty, and people in poverty are mainly the people who migrate illegally, for a better life.)

Very few people live in Canada's northern region because it is so isolated from the rest of the country, it's climate, and it's lack of buildings and infrastructure. It is difficult to get there and it's a very difficult place to live. The climate is extremely harsh and it is difficult for trucks, planes, etc. to ship in supplies.

The United States is by far Canada's largest exporting partner. Other countries include the United Kingdom, China, Mexico, and Japan.

Canada actually lives a lot better than Americans, the poverty rate is lower and our people as a whole make more money. When I go to Detroit I find the main streets filled with homeless people. That's just somthing you don't see that much in Canada, not saying that you don't ever see it but like maybe once a month. We have better stocks and better health care, more advanced and newer buildings.

Sorry for comparing...

I'd like to add that our healthcare system is far superior - from a patient perspective - than that in the U.S.

My son has required treatments that would have bankrupted me if I lived in the U.S. To avoid bankruptcy, I might have opted to not give him the treatments he required. In which case, he would die way before his time.

What kind of choice is that for a parent to have to make?

The U.S. system is very good at making doctors very rich - and that's about all.

Koreans immigrated to Canada because they wanted to live a new life, learn experiences, earn a job, to be free a little more. etc.

The continental crust/plate/platform is the layer of granitic, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks which form the continents and the areas of shallow seabed close to their shores, known as continental shelves. This layer is sometimes called Sial due to its granitic rock, in contrast to the oceanic crust, called Sima due to its basaltic (also called mafic) rock