What is the capital city of Canada?

The capital city of Canada is Ottawa, Ontario.

What are the two official languages of Canada?

The two official languages of Canada are English and French.

Which country is the largest by area in the world?

Russia is the largest country by area in the world.

What is Canada's largest waterfall by volume?

Niagara Falls is the largest waterfall by volume in the world.

Name a type of bear found in Canada.

Bears, including polar bears and black bears, can be found in Canada's forests.

What is the Canadian Shield?

The Canadian Shield is a hilly area in Northern Canada filled with lakes and swamps.

How much of the world's fresh water is found in Canada's lakes and rivers?

Canada's lakes and rivers contain 20 percent of all fresh water on Earth.

What is one major tourist attraction in Canada?

One major tourist attraction in Canada is the Rocky Mountains at Banff National Park.

When was Canada granted control over its Constitution?

Canada was granted control over its Constitution in 1982.

What are three oceans that border Canada?

The Pacific, Atlantic, and Arctic Oceans border Canada.

All about Canada for Kids | Learn about this fun country's history and culture

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TLDRThis video explores interesting facts about Canada, the second-largest country in the world, located just north of the United States. It covers various geographical and cultural aspects of Canada, such as its diverse population, the ten provinces and three territories, and the significance of cities like Ottawa, Toronto, and Montreal. Viewers learn about Canada's wildlife, including various animals found in its forests and prairies. The video also touches on the rich history of Canada, from the arrival of the first peoples to the British claiming the land and the eventual independence of Canada. Several notable attractions, such as Niagara Falls and the Rocky Mountains, are highlighted, showcasing Canada's natural beauty and making it an appealing travel destination.

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🇨🇦 Canada is the second largest country by area in the world.
🗣️ English and French are Canada's official languages.
🏞️ Niagara Falls is the largest waterfall by volume in the world.
🐻 Bears, moose, and wolves can be found in Canada.
🗺️ Canada spans six time zones.
🌊 Canada has three oceans: Pacific, Atlantic, and Arctic.
📜 Canada gained control over its Constitution in 1982.
🌍 Canada's lakes and rivers contain 20% of the world's fresh water.
🏔️ The Rocky Mountains are a major tourist attraction in Canada.
🔍 Montreal is one of the largest French-speaking cities globally.

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The video introduces Canada as the country with the longest street and coastline, as well as the second largest country by area in the world. It covers interesting facts about Canada, including its size, population, provinces, official languages, and major cities like Ottawa, Toronto, and Montreal. The terrain features diverse landscapes and habitats for many animal species, and the climate varies, with long cold winters in most regions. Historical context is provided, detailing the Indigenous peoples, Viking explorers, colonization by the French and British, and eventual independence in 1982. The video also discusses popular tourist attractions like Niagara Falls and encourages learning about Canada.

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Video-Fragen und Antworten

What is the capital city of Canada?
The capital city of Canada is Ottawa, Ontario.
What are the two official languages of Canada?
The two official languages of Canada are English and French.
Which country is the largest by area in the world?
Russia is the largest country by area in the world.
What is Canada's largest waterfall by volume?
Niagara Falls is the largest waterfall by volume in the world.
Name a type of bear found in Canada.
Bears, including polar bears and black bears, can be found in Canada's forests.
What is the Canadian Shield?
The Canadian Shield is a hilly area in Northern Canada filled with lakes and swamps.
How much of the world's fresh water is found in Canada's lakes and rivers?
Canada's lakes and rivers contain 20 percent of all fresh water on Earth.
What is one major tourist attraction in Canada?
One major tourist attraction in Canada is the Rocky Mountains at Banff National Park.
When was Canada granted control over its Constitution?
Canada was granted control over its Constitution in 1982.
What are three oceans that border Canada?
The Pacific, Atlantic, and Arctic Oceans border Canada.

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laughs
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all about Canada for kids
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can you guess what country has the
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longest street and the longest coastline
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in the world here is a hint this country
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is located just north of the United
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States any guesses that is right it is
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Canada and today we are going to learn
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more interesting facts about this cool
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Country Canada is the second largest
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country by area in the world with Russia
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being the largest IT spans across almost
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4 700 miles and six time zones though it
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only is home to around one half of one
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percent of the world's total population
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that is a lot of land and not a lot of
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people
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Canada is divided into 10 provinces and
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three territories the capital city is
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Auto Iowa Ontario
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the largest city is Toronto Ontario
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here is an interesting fact Montreal
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Quebec is the second largest city in
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Canada and is also a major Seaport it is
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one of the biggest french-speaking
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cities in the world
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nearly half of the people in Canada have
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British ancestors and almost one-fourth
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have French ancestors there are also
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small groups of First Nations people and
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Inuit who live there English and French
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are both the official languages of
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Canada
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Canada is the northernmost country on
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the North American continent sitting
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just above the continental United States
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with the state of Alaska on its
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Northwestern border it is surrounded by
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three oceans the Pacific Atlantic and
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Arctic along with the labrador sea
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Canada's terrain features mountains
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Plains lakes rivers and forests and in
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the very northern part of the country it
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is pretty much just ice snow and
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Glaciers
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here is an interesting fact the Canadian
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Shield which is a hilly area in Northern
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Canada filled with lakes and swamps is
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home to some of the oldest rock on Earth
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and here is a bonus interesting fact
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Canada's lakes and rivers contain 20
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percent of all fresh water on Earth
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whoa Canada's climate varies because the
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country is so big but most regions of
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the country have very long cold Winters
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the temperatures are the mildest near
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the Pacific coast
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animals like Bears wolves beavers deer
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moose mountain lions links and bighorn
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sheep can all be found in Canada's
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forests its prairies are home to bison
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and pronghorn antelope musk ox Caribou
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arctic foxes snowy owls and even polar
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bears live in the Frozen North there are
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also a lot of salmon and other types of
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fish Canada has a 41 national parks and
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three conservation areas throughout the
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country
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Canada also has quite the history the
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first people to come to Canada arrive
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between fifteen thousand and thirty
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thousand years ago they used a land
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bridge that joined Asia and North
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America for thousands of years Inuit
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lived in Northern Canada and other First
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Nations peoples like the metis lived in
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the South around 1000 CE Viking Explorer
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Leaf Erickson arrived in Newfoundland
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Canada but he and his fellow Travelers
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did not stay in the area
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by the 1600s both French and British
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colonizers arrived both countries set on
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claiming the land for themselves here is
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an interesting fact in 1608 Explorer
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Samuel de champla founded the city of
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Quebec which was France's first
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permanent Canadian colony
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after lots of fighting between the
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French and the British that culminated
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during the French and Indian War in 1763
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Britain claimed Canada as part of the
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British Empire the area that the French
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had previously been in control of became
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the province of Quebec
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similar to what was happening in the
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United States settlers began to move
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Westward displacing indigenous peoples
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along the way by the 1930s Canada
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included the provinces of Prince Edward
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Island
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Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British
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Columbia and the Yukon and Northwest
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Territories
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in 1982 the British government granted
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Canada control over its Constitution
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effectively making it an independent
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country
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the British monarch is still considered
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the ceremonial head of state though
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today people travel from all around the
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world to ski explore and see natural
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wonders like Niagara Falls which is the
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largest waterfall by volume in the world
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and the Rocky Mountains at Banff
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National Park
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sounds like a really cool place to visit
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okay we have talked about lots of
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fascinating facts about the second
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largest country in the world
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Let's test our knowledge
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true or false Canada has two national
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languages
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true they are French and English
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fill in the blank one of the most
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popular tourist attractions in Canada is
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blank Falls which is the largest
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waterfall in the world
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Niagara
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name one of the oceans that border
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Canada
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possible answers are Pacific
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Atlantic and Arctic
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great job friends Canada is a vast
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country filled with natural wonders and
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an array of animals it is no wonder that
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so many people travel there to see all
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of the amazing things that Canada has to
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offer maybe you have already been to
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Canada or maybe you will visit one day
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no matter what it is a country with an
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interesting history and a bright future
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