Dr. Crowhurst – Calgary Psychologist Canada

Canada, a nation in North America is made up of 10 provinces and 3 territories. Its land area covers 9.98 million square kilometers, making it the world’s second largest country by total area. Its capital, Ottawa, is the largest city in the world, and it is home to various cultural, historical, and natural attractions. This country is widely known for its maple syrup and ice cream. Canada’s size is surprising, but it is also quite affordable.   Alberta is also part of  Western Canada and is one of the three prairie provinces.

Canada has been populated since thousands of years now by Inuit (Eskimos) and natives. The Inuit migrated to the Canadian continent as Asian nomads 35,000 years ago. They settled in northern Canada and subsequently separated themselves from the rest of the continent. Their culture has remained an influence on Canada’s people. As a result, Canada is becoming increasingly multicultural, with many ethnic groups forming their own unique cultures. In addition, the country has seen a recent surge in immigration, and the resultant change is noticeable on the map.

Canada is multiethnic, with more than 250 different ethnicities living there. Over twenty percent of Canadians claim no religious affiliation. Despite their diversity, however, Canadians share important values such as equality and respect for all people. They are also known for being very friendly, despite the diversity of their nationality. This country is the second largest in the world after the United States and is home to numerous ethnic groups and nationalities. There are two official languages in Canada, French and English, with French being the official language. Businesses are often bilingual in many places.

The Canadian continent covers the majority of northern North America. Canada’s coast is irregular with many mountains and islands covering the majority of Ontario and Quebec’s southern portion. Canada is home to a plateau of forested land between the Great Lakes Superior & the St. Lawrence River. This provides a safe passageway for ships. Many lakes can be found in the inland provinces. The Great Lakes account for more than half the country’s land area.

A parliamentary government has been formed by the three major political parties: the Conservatives and New Democrats. They have agreed to stay in power until October 2025. Canada has become a democracy, but remnants of British colonialism still remain. Canada, for example, is a democratic country with a parliament, yet the highest ranking official in the government is still the monarch of Great Britain. The governor general represents the monarch in the federal government. Federal divisions divide the provinces (including Ontario).

There were many things that the English and French immigrants shared. The convictions of both cultures were similar, with the monarchical government, hierarchy and episcopal churches being common. They also believed in secularism. They were also both Catholic. Both groups could come to an agreement on some issues, despite their differences in linguistics and religions. Until the French forced it to recognize Peiping’s government, for example, the British government didn’t recognise the existence of the Peiping government.