10 things about Canada
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10 things about Canada
well Jim this be my list of 10 things:
1.) Canada starts with a C
2.) Canada has 6 letters
3.) Canada it in the America'*
4.) Canada is north of the USA
5.) Canada is larger then the USA
6.) Canada has less people then the USA
7.) Canada'* capital is Ottawa, Ontario
8.) Canada has a Parliament
9.) Canada'* national colors are red and white
10.) Jim lives in Canada
ok so I wasnt being to serious with all of them but hey, you never said they had to be serious, nor did I ever learn much about Canada in school other then where it was on a map. Jim is there extra credit for more facts?
1.) Canada starts with a C
2.) Canada has 6 letters
3.) Canada it in the America'*
4.) Canada is north of the USA
5.) Canada is larger then the USA
6.) Canada has less people then the USA
7.) Canada'* capital is Ottawa, Ontario
8.) Canada has a Parliament
9.) Canada'* national colors are red and white
10.) Jim lives in Canada
ok so I wasnt being to serious with all of them but hey, you never said they had to be serious, nor did I ever learn much about Canada in school other then where it was on a map. Jim is there extra credit for more facts?
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LMAO..ya thats ten things alright...now try something
2 geographic items
2 Political items *edited*
2 Historic items
2 Economic items
2 various items of Canadiana (ie we call couches chesterfields or how we pronounce ZEE as ZED or beer or something else stereotypical but essentially true)
Give 'er
2 geographic items
2 Political items *edited*
2 Historic items
2 Economic items
2 various items of Canadiana (ie we call couches chesterfields or how we pronounce ZEE as ZED or beer or something else stereotypical but essentially true)
Give 'er
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I can get some of these (and I swear, this is from just me, no helpful google)-
Geographical: ummm...can't think of much. Canada is a huge country, with the United States to the south, the Pacific to the west, the Alantic to the east...yada yada.
Political: Canada'* government consists of a Prime Minister and a Parliment...therefore I'm guessing it'* a parlimentarly government (some how that seems obvious
).
Historical: Here goes some pre-1865 stuff...Canada was first discovered (granted there were people already there) by the Vikings who created a settlement which a was abandoned. Later it was settled as the French traveled down the St. Lawerance River, first Quebec then Montreal. The French settlers, all who were French Catholic, inhabated the land which was known as New France. The English later laid claim to Canada via the Hudson Bay Company and they offically had rights to it by way of the Treaty of Paris (the first one, I think). The French did keep control of fishing lands of Nova Scotia. During the years before the American Revolution, the English mantained control of Canada but allowed it to be ruled by the remaining French Catholic population.
Economic: umm..no clue.
Etc: Canadians like to add strange u'* to words, such as colour. And spell theater as theatre...strange.
So there Jim (you asked for it ). :P 
Geographical: ummm...can't think of much. Canada is a huge country, with the United States to the south, the Pacific to the west, the Alantic to the east...yada yada.
Political: Canada'* government consists of a Prime Minister and a Parliment...therefore I'm guessing it'* a parlimentarly government (some how that seems obvious
).Historical: Here goes some pre-1865 stuff...Canada was first discovered (granted there were people already there) by the Vikings who created a settlement which a was abandoned. Later it was settled as the French traveled down the St. Lawerance River, first Quebec then Montreal. The French settlers, all who were French Catholic, inhabated the land which was known as New France. The English later laid claim to Canada via the Hudson Bay Company and they offically had rights to it by way of the Treaty of Paris (the first one, I think). The French did keep control of fishing lands of Nova Scotia. During the years before the American Revolution, the English mantained control of Canada but allowed it to be ruled by the remaining French Catholic population.
Economic: umm..no clue.
Etc: Canadians like to add strange u'* to words, such as colour. And spell theater as theatre...strange
. So there Jim (you asked for it
). :P
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Originally Posted by Jim W
2 geographic items
Originally Posted by Jim W
2 Political items *edited*
Originally Posted by Jim W
2 Historic items
Originally Posted by Jim W
2 Economic items
Originally Posted by Jim W
2 various items of Canadiana (ie we call couches chesterfields or how we pronounce ZEE as ZED or beer or something else stereotypical but essentially true)
I Win.
