1.	Information about the state

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History

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Geography

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Climate

5.	Fauna and flora

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People

7.	Industry and agriculture

"People:
- most of the people live within 200 miles of the US border, even all the large cities, e.g. Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver, Winnipeg, Ottawa (the capital), Quebec and others, are situated near Canada’s southern border.
- most of the population are descendents of the European immigrants from Britain, Ireland and France
- because Canada has 2 official languages a lot of people are bilingual
- from west to east, Canada has 6 time zones (e.g. The Pacific zone, The Atlantic, The Eastern, The Rocky Mountain, The central,...)
- the lifestyle of the people living in Canada is closely connected to the province they live in -
- e.g. in the Atlantic provinces (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island) the people connected to the ocean so fishing is one of the main jobs in this area. On the other hand people in the Prairie provinces (Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba) are more concentrated on the growing of wheat and keeping cattle. Their typical profession is a cowboy.
- Canada's official national sports are ice hockey in winter and lacrosse in summer; another very popular sports among the Canadians are American football and curling. Golf, baseball, skiing, soccer, volleyball and basketball are also widely played. Canada will host the the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, British Columbia."

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