8. Toronto Toronto is the largest city in Canada and the Provincial capital of Ontario. As Canada's economic capital, Toronto is one of the top financial centres in the world. Toronto is one of the world's most diverse cities, as about 49% of the population are not from Canada. Toronto was ranked as the most expensive Canadian city in which to live in 2006.
9. Bear In Canada, you can see polar bears, black bears, and brown bears. Polar bears live on the northern ice floes and the Arctic coast. Black bears can be found almost everywhere in Canada. Brown bears are only in the west.
11. THE PRAIRIES The prairie is an area between the Rocky Mountains in the West and the Great Lake region in central Canada. Saskatchewan and Manitoba are recognized as Canada’s “all-prairie” provinces. In Saskatchewan, a driving route known as “Horseshoes and Dinosaurs” takes you through the Cypress Hills and to many historic sites.
12. Botanical Gardens Montreal One of the largest botanical gardens in the world, this park has 22,000 types of plants, flowers, and trees, as well as 200 different birds. It has greenhouses with plants from around the world.
13. The Vancouver Olympics Alpine skiing, biathlon, bobsledding cross-country, curling, figure skating freestyle skiing, ice hockey, luge, short track ski jumping, snowboard, and speed skating
14. Made by… Ferran Serra Romero Abdel Babba Pol Estecha Hernández Simri Singh Anabel Sánchez Pérez Angel Martínez Banque