Canada is a vast northern country where from morning till night people play hockey or support their favorite hockey teams, where on each street you can find waving flags with the image of the famous Canadian maple leaf and where Quebec residents do their best to separate from Canada and establish their own state. Such is the case, but there is still much more that tourists, who have come to the country, tend to see.

Canada is located on the North American continent and has a total area of 9976 000 square kilometers (the second largest country in the world). It's surrounded by the Arctic waters, the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, and following this it has the largest coastline in the world. It borders with the United States in the South, while in the north, through its polar islands, gets deeper to 800 km. beyond the Polar. To Canada belongs a number of islands - Baffin Island, Victoria, Elsmir, Devon, Banks, Newfoundland, etc. The highest point is the city of Logan in the North-West (5951 meters).

A rocky Pacific coast of the country is cut fjords and isolated from the mainland with strong mountain range St. Ili. The famous Canadian prairies stretch out through the South to the Atlantic Coast. Atlantic regions of the country are occupied by low hilly ridges, alternating with rich plains. Polar zone and the area of Hudson Bay are huge lowland plains, crossed by thousands of rivers and lakes, often waterlogged or occupied by tundra landscapes.

Canada is surprising by the fact that it combines the traditions of two great cultures: French and the British. Add to that local traditions and proximity of the United States and you will get something very peculiar, if not unique. A lot of people from Europe, Asia and Latin America add their flowers in the bouquet of Canadian multinational culture.