Canada is a country of stability and a high standard of living. Everything here is imbued with a special atmosphere that attracts tourists and migrants from different parts of the world. We have collected the top 7 popular questions about this unique, but little-known country for Russians.
1. Why is there a maple leaf on the flag of Canada?
In 1965, the symbol of the country, the maple leaf, appeared on the flag of Canada. The Canadian government took a long time to choose an image for the flag and eventually settled on the sugar maple leaf, which is common in the country.
Maple leaf is associated with maple syrup, which is produced in Canada and exported around the world.
The maple leaf is painted red, which is associated with Great Britain. This country became the first colonizer of Canadian lands, so the government of Canada decided to perpetuate the color red in the national symbol of the country.
2. What is the best city in Canada to live in?
There are several large cities in Canada where many migrants seek to move: Toronto, Quebec, Ottawa, Calgary. Each city has its own specifics. In general, in all Canadian cities, the standard of living is quite high and safe. Canada is considered the world's security leader.
- Toronto is ideal for young and active people. It is a city of contrasts and great opportunities.
- Ottawa is more suitable for a quiet stay. The city is full of greenery, parks and is considered one of the most environmentally friendly cities in Canada.
- Quebec combines contemporary architecture and multicultural flavor. Migrants from different countries of the world live here.
- Calgary is considered an inexpensive city, so migrants from other countries often come here.
3. What is the level of medicine in Canada?
Medicine in Canada, like in Russia, is free. Anyone can receive a range of medical services at any institution. Most of the medical expenses are covered by insurance companies and the state.
If a person needs to undergo an expensive operation, then sometimes problems arise and some leave for this in the United States. In general, the level of medicine in Canada is not bad, but, as elsewhere, it has pluses and minuses.
4. What food is there in Canada?
The national cuisine of the country is represented by dishes typical for North America: beef steaks, Toutier meat pie, three-layer dessert, smoked meat in a special way, cream cake, Canadian bacon, pancakes with maple syrup, etc.
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Also, Canadians love vegetables of all kinds and seafood dishes.
5. What nationalities live in Canada?
Canada is considered a country of migrants and is distinguished by the fact that representatives of different cultures and nationalities live here. Indigenous Canadians make up about 30% of the country's population. The rest are migrants from different countries.
Living conditions in Canada are good, so many seek to get here. In order to protect local residents from crime, the government every year toughens the migration policy and develops new rules for visitors. At the same time, people of different nationalities get along with each other, despite their different mentality, cultural and religious characteristics.
6. Why do people like hockey in Canada?
Canada is a country where almost everyone worships hockey. The country has museums dedicated to your favorite game and the national team. The production of clothing with hockey symbols is a separate item of the country's budget revenues.
Hockey matches are held regularly and are followed by the whole country. Hockey team players are considered national heroes, participate in charity work and conduct hockey master classes. The hockey league is funded by the state, and hockey players' salaries are among the highest.
7. What other sports are popular in Canada?
Canadians are not only fans of hockey, but also other winter sports.
Alpine skiing is popular among young people and the elderly. In the country you can find ski resorts for every taste.
Also Canadians love ice skating. For this, every city has good conditions: large skating rinks with round-the-clock service, rental points.
In the summer, most of the locals go hiking or boating. Hiking can be of varying difficulty, and the routes pass through picturesque mountainous areas.
