Canada extends from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean, bordering the United States to the south. Ottawa is the capital city, known for being the third cleanest city in the world. Canada has large forests, plains, and the Great Lakes near the US border. While there is no official religion, most people are Protestant or Catholic, especially in Quebec. Canadian culture is a mixture developed from its multicultural diversity, seen in festivals like Quebec Carnival and Montreal Jazz Festival. Popular foods include poutine and meat pies, while places to visit include Charlevoix area in Quebec and Niagara Parkway.

1. Carlota López Gutiérrez 1ºV

2. CANADA
• Extens from the
Atlantic Ocean to the
Pacific Ocean and
northwards into the
Artic Ocean, to the
south, it borders the
U.S.

3. CAPITAL CITY
• Ottawa is the
capital.
•Its name means
business.
•Ottawa is the
third cleanest city
in the world.

4. GEOGRAPHY
• Large forests and
huge plains.
• Near to the frontier
with U.S are The
Great Lakes.

5. RELIGIONS
• There are no official
religions because the
country declared itself
“secular”.
•Most of the
populations are
protestants.
•Catholicism is
practiced mainly in the
area of Quebec.

6. CULTURE
• Mixture of the
multicultural diversity that
over time has developed
its own identily.
• Canadian traditional
festivals: The Carnival in
Quebec, the Montreal
Jazz Festival, and the
stampede Calgary.

7. FOOD
• Canada has
typical food like
poutine (potatoes
with cheese).
• Chicken and
beef pies are very
popular.

8. PLACES TO VISIT
Area de Charlevoix (Quebec)
Nigara Parkway