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The Commonwealth
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Stáhnout celý tento materiál(flows from the Rocky Mountains to the Arctic Ocean), other big rivers are the Yukon, the Fraser and the Columbia (they flow to the Pacific Ocean) and the River St. Lawrence (into the Atlantic).
The climate varies from Artic climate is the North with winter temperature as low as minus 50°C, to moderate climate in the east and west. The north of the country near the Arctic is a cold tundra with large and beautiful forests to the south. The central plains form the prairie.
People (Life expentancy is 71,9 for male and 79 for female.)
Canada populations is about 33 million inhabitants. The density is one of the lowest. 89 per cent of the land has no permanent population. 80 per cent Canadians. More than 40 per cent are of British origin, 30 per cent of French origin, over 20 per cent of continental European origin and the rest is made by Eskimos or Indians.
60 per cent of populations speak English about 30 per cent speak French, the rest are the languages spoken by various ethnic minorities (Italian, German, Chinese, Native Indian).
Interesting is that the name Canada comes from the original inhabitants. Indians used the word „kanata“ which means „village“.
Nature and environmental protection
Canada has mainly coal, metal, oil and gas, machine-building and chemical industries which are highly developed. Hamilton and Sydney are main centres of iron and steel industries. Motor-car industry has its biggest works in Chatham and Oshawa, ships are built on the banks of Great Lakes, in Montreal and Toronto. The provinces of Ontario and Newfoundland have large paper mills. Hydro-electric industry is highly developed especially in the provinces of Ontario and Quebec. Quebec, Ontario, British Columbia provide wood for building, furniture and paper production. It´s the second largest wheat exporter (besides USA). 80 per cent of Canada´s farmland is in the prairies. Other important agricultural items are live-stock production, oats, vegetables, fruits, tobacco, dairy products, leather. Canada is very rich in natural resources-gold, uraninum, other metal ores, oil and gas.
About 32 % of the population work in services, 35% in manufacturing and trade, only 4% in agriculture, the rest in finance, construction, fishing, ets. … Valid currency is Canadian
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