Canada's name comes from a misunderstanding between Jacques Cartier and Iroquois youth about a village near present-day Quebec City. Canada officially adopted its flag on February 15, 1965, almost 100 years after becoming a country in 1867. The first airport for UFOs was built in 1967 in San Paul, Alberta.

1. FUN FACTS FROM CANADA
Alba Pérez García

2. Canada’s name comes from a misunderstanding between Jacques Cartier and some Iroquois youth
who were pointing out a village (for which they used the word “Kanata”). They were actually trying to
identify the small area which is present day Quebec City.
Canada officially got its own national flag on February 15, 1965 — almost 100 years after it became a
country (in 1867).
The first airport for UFOs (Unidentified Flying Objects) was built in 1967 in San Paul, Alberta.

3. Blue Nose: It is the term that is used to denominate the people who come from Nova Scotia.
San Luis de Ha! He has! It is the only town in the world that has two exclamation marks in its name
and is in Canada.
You can send letters to the government free.
In Nanaimo a bathing race is made per year

4. The baseball glove was invented in Canada in 1883.
The east coast of Canada was inhabited by the Vikings around the year 1000.
Canada has a smaller population than the state of California.
It is the second country with the purest air of the world

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