Tourism, Canada

Tourism, Canada
Tourism in Canada



Tourism in Canada
* Capital: Ottawa.
* Country area: 9,984,670 km 2.
* Site of the country: Canada is located in the continent of North America, in particular the north, bordered to the north of the Arctic Ocean, bordered on the south by the United States of America, bordered on the east Greenland, and Alaska is bordered to the west.
* Monetary unit: Canadian dollar.
* Government: constitutional monarchy.
* Population: The population of Canada in 2005 to (32,233,955) people are distributed by 76% in urban areas and 24% rural population.
* Language: Most people speak English and another section of them speak French, but there are a good percentage speak both languages.
* Religion: Roman Catholic 47% Western and 41% Protestant, and there are minorities of other religions.
* The most important cities:- Toronto.- Montreal.- Vankovkr.- Ottawa.
* International organizations that belong to the state: the United Nations, the Commonwealth, NATO, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
* Science: a maple leaf and red in the Department of white surrounding the sides of the upright wearing two red lines.
* The most important products:- Agriculture: grain, meat, milk and vegetables.- Industry: automotive and food products, machinery, timber, oil refining and iron.- Mining: Oil and natural gas, gold, copper and coal.
* History:- France had a head start in the European discovery of Canada, where he established a colony in eastern Canada in the seventeenth century AD and which traders could penetrate deep in the land with a view to trade, but in 1763 AD Britain was able to control most of the land of Canada. In 1867, cooperation in French-speaking Canadians and other English-speaking colony in the establishment of a unified government of Canada has defined independence in 1931.
- In the nineteenth century and in the period (1867-1816) increased the numbers of immigrants to Canada and started the movement demanding autonomy among Canadians during the forties of the century, Britain had no choice but gave them a kind of self-government ..Was not satisfied with the French Canadians is increasing as a result of the growing immigrant from Britain in the meantime. Unrest began and reached an end of the revolution in French Canada.
- Some politicians began calling for Canadians to address these political difficulties by reference to the federal government .. It is the year 1868 and until 1913, the Canadian state has developed economically, industrially and agriculturally and has expanded to include nine provinces and its economy boomed in the early twentieth century and to punish the ruling parties presidents Progressive Conservative Party and the Liberal Party.
- Canada gained full independence from Britain in 1931, and continued to flourish during World War II became industrialized countries, this industrial strength ..- Canada has seen increasing immigration in the period between 1945 and 1956, from Germany, Italy, etc. ..- Has gone through Canada in the sixties phase of critical economic, Vtdhort its foreign trade and increased unemployment, which led to the eruption of nationalist sentiments Faqamt movement in Quebec, headed for independence, and continued strongly in the seventies and continued with the turmoil in the economy even saw the breakthrough to improve the relationship with China and the Soviet Union still situation as it was in that period.


Photos of some tourist areas in Canada