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}}'''Canada''' is a country located in North America. He is the second largest country in the world, behind [[File:Russia-icon2.png]] [[Russia]]. His climate is usually very cold. | }}'''Canada''' is a country located in North America. He has the longest coastline in the world. He is also the second largest country in the world, behind [[File:Russia-icon2.png]] [[Russia]]. His climate is usually very cold. | ||
Canada has a favorable personality, being very kind towards others. And he apologizes for every little thing, even if he is not responsible. He likes to eat maple syrup, sometimes he pours it onto snow and eat it. | Canada has a favorable personality, being very kind towards others. And he apologizes for every little thing, even if he is not responsible. He likes to eat maple syrup, sometimes he pours it onto snow and eat it. | ||
Revision as of 17:35, 5 May 2024
Template:CountryInfoCanada is a country located in North America. He has the longest coastline in the world. He is also the second largest country in the world, behind 
Russia. His climate is usually very cold.
Canada has a favorable personality, being very kind towards others. And he apologizes for every little thing, even if he is not responsible. He likes to eat maple syrup, sometimes he pours it onto snow and eat it.
He is also known for his aggressive animals, like the moose and Canadian geese.
History
On April 17 1982, Canada gains full control over its constitution with the enactment of the Constitution Act. This includes the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. On November 5 of the same year, the Canada Act 1982 was signed, formally ending any remaining legislative ties with the 
United Kingdom. Canada is finally officially and fully independent from the 
British Empire.
In 1995, the 
Quebec independence referendum was held, with the "No" side winning by a narrow margin of 50.6% to 49.4%.
On January 25, 2020, the first confirmed cases of Coronavirus arrives in Canada.
In July of 2021 south-western Canada as well as a few 
US states suffered a heat wave, it was mostly active in the US-Canada border near 
British Columbia and 
Washington. Since autumn is near and summer is ending, so is the heat wave.
