Canada has a large land area and diverse population. The document discusses Canada's provinces, cities, natural features and demographic statistics. Key facts presented include Canada having the deepest lake, longest highway and largest cities like Toronto. Population statistics on language, education levels and density are shown divided by province.

1. Canada CANADA

3. Life expectancy Biggest province

4. Highest Populated area Canadian Sport Inventor

5. Canada’s size Immigrants In Canada

6. Boundary Line/Boarder Trans-Canada Highway

7. Deepest Lake in Canada Largest City

8. Best City to live in Quality of life

10. Places to visit Fundy Bay Yonge Square Toronto Zoo Science Center Ontario

11. Abstract Note: The ecumene represents the inhabited areas, with a population density greater than or equal to 0.4 persons per square kilometre. Canada / Kalaallit Nunaat dividing line EEZ (200 mile) Provincial / Territorial International Boundaries Non-ecumene Population (sparsely populated areas) 50% - 71% 20% - 49.9% 10% - 19.9% 5% - 9.9% 0.7% - 4.9% English - French Bilingualism (by census division) *National average is 22.6% Non-ecumene Population (sparsely populated areas) 25.0% - 36.6% 18.0% - 24.9%* 12.0% - 17.9% 6.6% - 11.9% University certificate, diploma or degree (by census division)