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加拿大英文介绍 本文简介:CanadaCanadaisaNorthAmericancountryconsistingoftenprovincesandthreeterritories.Locatedinthenorthernpartofthecontinent,itextendsfromtheAtlanticOceanint

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Canada

Canada

is

a

North

American

country

consisting

of

ten

provinces

and

three

territories.

Located

in

the

northern

part

of

the

continent,it

extends

from

the

Atlantic

Ocean

in

the

east

to

the

Pacific

Ocean

in

the

west

and

northward

into

the

Arctic

Ocean.

It

is

the

world

s

second

largest

country

by

total

area.

Canada

s

common

border

with

the

United

States

to

the

south

and

northwest

is

the

longest

in

the

world.

Canada

occupies

a

major

northern

portion

of

North

America,sharing

the

land

borders

with

the

contiguous

United

States

to

the

south

and

the

U.S.

state

of

Alaska

to

the

northwest,stretching

from

the

Atlantic

Ocean

in

the

east

to

the

Pacific

Ocean

in

the

west;

to

the

north

lies

the

Arctic

Ocean.

By

total

area

(including

its

waters),Canada

is

the

second-largest

country

in

the

world,after

Russia.

By

land

area,Canada

ranks

fourth.

Canada

has

one

third

of

the

world

s

supply

of

fresh

water.

There

are

five

great

lakes

in

the

south,and

there

are

many

others,especially

in

the

north.

Most

of

the

electricity

is

produced

by

water.

The

country

has

a

great

deal

of

coal,oil

and

natural

gas,and

these

are

all

exploited

for

energy.

Much

of

the

country

is

covered

by

forests,and

wood

is

cut

and

sold

all

over

the

world.

Canada

is

also

the

world

s

biggest

producer

of

the

kind

of

paper

which

is

used

for

newspapers.

Fishing

is

also

very

important

for

Canadians.

Fish

from

east

and

west

coasts

is

sold

to

many

other

countries.

About

40%

of

the

Canadian

population

are

of

British

descent,while

27%

are

of

French

origin.

Another

20%

are

of

other

European

background,about

10%

are

Asian

origin,and

some

3%

are

of

aboriginal

or

Métis

(mixed

aboriginal

and

European)

background.

Canada

is

a

federation

of

ten

provinces

(Alberta,British

Columbia,Manitoba,New

Brunswick,Newfoundland

and

Labrador,Nova

Scotia,Ontario,Prince

Edward

Island,Quebec,and

Saskatchewan)

and

three

territories

(Northwest

Territories,Yukon,and

Nunavut).

It

is

governed

as

a

parliamentary

democracy

and

a

constitutional

monarchy

with

Queen

Elizabeth

II

as

its

head

of

state.

One

of

the

world

s

highly

developed

countries,Canada

has

a

diversified

economy

that

is

reliant

upon

its

abundant

natural

resources

and

upon

trade—particularly

with

the

United

States,with

which

Canada

has

had

a

long

and

complex

relationship.

It

is

a

member

of

the

G7,G8,G20,NATO,OECD,WTO,Commonwealth,Francophonie,OAS,APEC,and

UN.

With

the

eighth-highest

Human

Development

Index

globally,it

has

one

of

the

highest

standards

of

living

in

the

world.

The

national

flag

of

Canada,also

known

as

the

Maple

Leaf,and

l

Unifolié

(French

for

“the

one-leafed“),is

a

red

flag

with

a

white

square

in

its

centre,featuring

a

stylized

11-pointed

red

maple

leaf.

The

width

of

the

Maple

Leaf

flag

is

twice

the

height.

The

white

field

is

a

Canadian

pale

(a

square

central

band

in

a

vertical

triband

flag,named

after

this

flag),and

each

bordering

red

field

is

exactly

half

its

size.

Canada

s

two

official

languages

are

English

and

French.

English

and

French

have

equal

status

in

federal

courts,Parliament,and

in

all

federal

institutions.

Citizens

have

the

right,where

there

is

sufficient

demand,to

receive

federal

government

services

in

either

English

or

French,and

official-language

minorities

are

guaranteed

their

own

schools

in

all

provinces

and

territories.

Ottawa

is

the

capital

of

Canada,the

second

largest

city

in

the

Province

of

Ontario,and

the

fourth

largest

city

in

the

country.

Located

in

the

Ottawa

Valley,the

city

lies

in

the

eastern

portion

of

Southern

Ontario

on

the

Ottawa

River,a

major

waterway

forming

the

local

boundary

between

the

provinces

of

Ontario

and

Quebec.

Toronto

is

the

provincial

capital

of

Ontario

and

the

largest

city

in

Canada.

It

is

located

in

Southern

Ontario

on

the

northwestern

shore

of

Lake

Ontario.

With

over

2.5

million

residents,it

is

the

fifth

most

populous

city

in

North

America.

Its

metropolitan

area

with

over

5

million

residents

is

the

seventh

largest

urban

region

in

North

America.

The

Niagara

Falls

is

the

most

powerful

waterfalls

in

North

America.

These

voluminous

waterfalls

are

situated

on

the

Niagara

River,which

drains

Lake

Erie

into

Lake

Ontario

and

forms

the

international

border

between

the

Canadian

province

of

Ontario

and

the

U.S.

state

of

New

York.

The

Niagara

Falls

is

renowned

both

for

their

beauty

and

as

a

valuable

source

of

hydroelectric

power.

Vancouver

is

a

coastal

harbor

city

in

Canada.

Located

in

the

Lower

Mainland,Greater

Vancouver

is

the

third-largest

metropolitan

area

in

the

country

and

most

populous

in

Western

Canada.

While

forestry

remains

its

largest

industry,Vancouver

is

well

known

as

an

urban

centre

surrounded

by

nature,making

tourism

its

second-largest

industry.

Vancouver

has

ranked

highly

in

worldwide

“livable

city“rankings

for

more

than

a

decade

according

to

business

magazine

assessments

and

it

was

also

acknowledged

by

Economist

Intelligence

Unit

as

the

first

city

to

rank

among

the

top-ten

of

the

world

s

most

livable

cities

for

five

straight

years.

It

has

hosted

many

international

conferences

and

events.

Banff

National

Park

is

Canada

s

oldest

national

park,established

in

1885

in

the

Rocky

Mountains.

The

park,located

110–180

kilometers

west

of

Calgary

in

the

province

of

Alberta,encompasses

6,641

square

kilometers

of

mountainous

terrain,with

numerous

glaciers

and

ice

fields,dense

coniferous

forest,and

alpine

landscapes.

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