the Indian word Kanata, meaning ‘”village” or
”community”.
This
fact alone shows that the native population of the country consisted mostly of Indian tribes.
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- 2. The name Canada is believed to come
- 3. Canada is the world’s second largest country
- 4. Maple leaf – the most important symbol
- 5. Great Lakes
- 6. The southern areas are populated as it
- 7. The population of Canada is over 30
- 8. Ottawa
- 9. VancouverWooden bridge Сapillano
- 10. Toronto
- 11. Montreal
- 12. QuebecCanada has 10 provinces and 3 territories,
- 13. gasoilcoaliron orenickelcopperCanada is rich inagricultural productsgoldwood
- 14. Forests cover about half of Canada.They are
- 15. beaverminkskunkblack bearcariboumoosesquirrel
- 16. Canada is a constitutional monarchyElizabeth II, Queen
- 17. the Queen the SenateLegislative power
- 18. EducationEach of the provinces and territories administers
- 19. Some interesting places in Canada
- 20. The Ice Hotel
- 21. Dotted Lake
- 22. Prince Eduard”s Island
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The name Canada is believed to come from the Indian word Kanata, meaning ‘”village” or ”community”. This fact alone shows that the native population of the country consisted mostly of Indian tribes.
Слайд 2 The name Canada is believed to come from
fact alone shows that the native population
of the country consisted mostly of Indian tribes.
Слайд 3 Canada is the world’s second largest country after
Russia and the largest country in the Western Hemisphere.
Six distinct time
zones
Some part is
beyond
the Arctic Circle
Слайд 4
Maple leaf – the most important
symbol of
the country
The capilal is Ottawa
Its currency is the Canadian
dollar Слайд 6 The southern areas are populated as it is
moderate climate there.
The north is characterized by very long,
cold winters and cool summer months.The most humid areas are in the west,
where winds from the Pacific Ocean bring a lot of rain.
Слайд 7 The population of Canada is over 30 million,
about 80% of which live in the south.
About three
quarters of population live in towns and cities.
Слайд 12
Quebec
Canada has 10 provinces and 3 territories,
Each
with its own capital city.
French Canadians are mostly concentrated
in the province of Quebec. They have kept not only their
language, but also their own culture.
Слайд 14
Forests cover about half
of Canada.
They are the
basis for such
important industries such
as lumbering and
paper production.
Forests also give home
to deer and caribou,
squirrels, minks, skunks,
mooses, beavers, black bears
and other animals.
Слайд 16
Canada is a constitutional monarchy
Elizabeth II, Queen of
England,
is also Canada’s Queen and sovereign of a
number of realms.The Queen is the head of state, and is represented in Canada by the governor-general.
Слайд 17
the Queen the Senate
Legislative power
Parliament
the House of Commons
104 appointed members
prime minister
and about
300 elected members
Liberal Party
Progressive Conservative Party
New Democratic Party
Слайд 18
Education
Each of the provinces and territories administers its
own
educational system.
Schools are operated by local education authorities .
Elementary
schooling6-8 years
Secondary Schooling
3-5 years
Colleges
Universities
The University of Toronto
