The Wonders of Canada By Kade, Charlie, Carter and Dylan.

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Canadian Foods

Have you ever wondered what kind of

food Canada has and make? Canada has

many costumes surrounding foods. They

have many popular food’s that are also found

in the United States. In addition wheat is a

main crop in Canada. That’s all the stuff you

need to know about food in Canada.

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People in Canada have many costumes on

food. Food and other costumes in Canada

still carry hints of the colonial influences of

England and France. Food in the provinces

of Eastern Canada shows signs of English

heritage. The favorite foods of Canadians

vary slightly from region to region, and

strangely influenced by their family heritage.

In all Canadians have unique costumes.

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People in Canada have a lot of foods that

Americans have. In Canada they make maple

candy. The Niagara peninsula in Ontario is

the largest fruit growing area in Canada. The

world’s largest wheat field was sown near

Lethbridge Alberta in 1951. Canada has

many foods that Americans have.

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One of Canada’s most popular foods is

wheat. Canada is very high in wheat. In

Canada they make maple syrup candy

because kids love it. In Canada they have a

lot of wheat fields. In all Canada is very

popular with wheat.

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Canada has a lot of stuff we don’t have and

stuff they don’t have that we have. Canada

has many religions that we don’t have. One

of Canada’s most popular foods has maple in

it. Canada has a peninsula that they grow a lot

of food on. In all there is some things we

have that Canadians don’t have and stuff that

we don’t have and Canadians do have.

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Canadaian Sports

Sports are a popular past time for

Canada. Canada invented hockey. Lacrosse

derived from a native game called

Baggataway. Canadian football is the

second most spectated sport. This is just

some of the sports Canada plays.

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Canada invented hockey. The modern

form of Ice Hockey began in Canada in the

late 19th century. Hockey is called Canada’s

game. Many Canadian children start on

outdoor rinks or ponds. They have

upgraded hockey and are working hard to

improve the game more.

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Canadian football is the second most

spectated sport. The trophy for Canadian

football is called the Grey Cup. The largest

sport event in Canada is the Grey Cup. The

Lou Marsh Trophy is given to the best

athlete in Canada. Canadian football isn’t

the most popular but it is watched by many

people.

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Lacrosse derived from a native game

called Baggataway. Lacrosse is the oldest

organized sport in North America. Lacrosse

was invented in 1546. Lacrosse means

“brother of war” .The natives created

lacrosse and now people play it all through

America.

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Sports is a big part of Canadian life.

Canada invented hockey. Canada natives

also invented lacrosse. The Gray Cup is just

like the Super Bowl in America. In

conclusion everyone loves sports in Canada. http://www.ndnu.edu/images/athletics/mens-

lacrosse/04%2013%2008%20lacrosse%20v.%20whittier%20036.JPG

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flag.jpgRules and Laws in

Canada Have you ever bothered to think

about Canada, and their laws? Well now

I’m going to tell you!

Canada has a very wide range of foreign

workers. Every year over 150,000 foreign

workers enter Canada. There is also a

decent amount of immigration in Canada.

Immigration regularly conducts public

consultations. Canada may have

immigration but it’s pretty much well

rounded.

Criminals in Canada

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Canada has a decent amount of crimes

as well. There are 94 prisoners for every

100,000 people. Compared to the 426 in

the U.S. and 77 in the U.K., Canada looks

pretty good. Canada’s murder rate is 2.7 for

every 100,000 people. This shows that

Canada’s criminal record is pretty good

compared to other countries.

Wacky Laws Canada may have some good laws but

others can be really wacky. In Canada

margarine butter can’t be yellow. You also

need a prescription to buy or sell costumes.

Clear soda cannot have caffeine in it. (That

means, Mountain Dew cannot have caffeine

in it.) See, Canada does have some pretty

wacky laws.

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Canada can be a very interesting country

to research, there is immigration, foreign

workers, and some very strange laws. Now,

you know a lot more about Canada.

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Canadian Music

Do you want to learn about the

instruments and musicians that came from

Canada? I will tell you about Canadian

musicians and awards. I will also tell you

about Canadian instruments. The last thing

I’ll tell you about is the Canadian music

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Canadian musicians and awards

On this page I will tell you about some of

Canada’s musicians and music awards.

Canada is much like America, it has many

music awards like the C.R.M.A.Is, the

C.A.S.B.Ys and a lot more. Many musicians

came from Canada, like Celine Deane, Bruce

Aitkin, and Justin Beiber. Adolph Routnier

and Calixa Lavelle were the writers of

Canada’s national anthem ( Oh’ Canada.)

I’m sorry if you don’t like Canada any more

now that you know Justin Bieber is from

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Canadian Instruments

On the page I’m going to tell you about

Canadian instruments. There are a lot of

instruments in Canada that you would

recognize. Some of them are the tritare (an

instrument similar to the guitar) and the

xylophone. One more of them are the

baroque flutes. I bet you recognized some

of those didn’t you? http://www.ams.org/mathmedia/images/md-200606-tritare.jpg

Canadian music festivals

There are so many fun music festivals in

Canada. The biggest festival In Canada is the

Vancouver symphony of fire. There is a

whole weeklong festival called the Canadian

music week. There is so many more

festivals like the de mon treal and the big

valley jam. There is a countless number of

Canadian festivals I could just read on and

on about.

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Closer There are tons of more musical things about

Canada I could tell you about. I told you

about music awards and Canadian

musicians. About Canadian instruments. I

also told you about Canada’s music

festavals. I hope you still like Canada even

though Justin Beiber came from there.

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