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Canada is a diverse country with over 30 million people from many cultures and languages. It has abundant natural resources like forests, minerals, farmland, oceans, and fresh water. Canada offers one of the highest standards of living in the world due to its wealth of resources and opportunities, which is why the United Nations ranks it as the best country to live in globally.
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