Canadian Culture Research Paper

Coucou!- Hey there! The Canadian culture doesn’t differ much from the United States, but it is still interesting to learn about, especially for me. My mom was born in Canada, right outside Vancouver- one of the most artistic cities in the country. The practices of Canada can be unique however, and my family practices some of their customs such as Christianity. Canada is ethnically diverse and beautiful country that I wish to visit some day. Canada is a special country that is exciting to learn about. Canada is just above the United States in North America. Over 35 million lucky people get to experience the beauty of Canada every day- and there’s almost 4 million square miles to explore! Canada also has a huge variety of landscapes, from hills to plains to rocky surfaces. This makes for great travelling throughout the country because there is so much to explore. Also, according to Encyclopedia Brittanica,"Because of its great latitudinal extent, Canada has a wide variety of climates." Canada’s weather is overall cool, but it can get very cold. The lowest
Canada is an extremely artistic country. According to the book Countries of the World : Canada, "Canada has a long theater tradition," "Canadians enjoy dancing," and "Music of all types is popular among Canadians." Canadians are mainly Catholic or Protestant, but there is a humongous religious variety, including Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs, and Buddhists, and Jews. A lot of Canadian foods are unique as well. They eat some traditional foods such as seafood and maple syrup, but they have other interesting cuisines such as ketchup chips, Canadian bacon, and poutine- fries slathered in gravy and cheese. Canadian cuisine has also been impacted by many other cultures. According to Countries of the World: Canada, "Canadian dishes have since been influenced by Jewish, Italian, Russian, Greek, Italian, [and] Chinese..." Overall, Canada’s culture is extremely