معلومات عن كندا بالانجليزي

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اللغة الرسمية فيها هي اللغة الإنجليزية والفرنسية مترجمه كندا الأقاليم اسم كندا بالانجليزي أوتاوا كندا سياحة تعبير بالانجليزي عن بلد تتمنى زيارتها عاصمة كندا لغة كندا اسم كندا بالانجليزي ماذا يحد كندا من الجنوب هل كندا من ولايات امريكا كندا الأقاليم مساحة كندا عدد سكان كندا يحد كندا من الجنوب امريكا او السويد ماذا تعرف

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History of Canada:

1497 -> 5 years after the arrival of Christopher Columbus in America, Jean Cabot lands in Labrador.

1534 -> Jacques Cartier takes possession of Canada in the name of King François I of France.

1608-> Fondation de Québec by Samuel Champlain

1642 -> Montreal Foundation

1755 -> Deportation of the Acadians (the Great Upheaval)

1791-> Constitutional Act of Canada

1858 -> Ottawa becomes Canada's Capital

Introduction:

General data

Area: 9,984,670 km2 (2nd largest country in the world after Russia)

Capital: Ottawa

Currency: Canadian Dollar (CAD)

Languages: English and French are the two official languages. With the exception of Quebec, English is the usual language.

Population (2013): 35,158,304 inhabitants

Density of the population (2013): 3.4h / km2

Life expectancy at birth (2013): 81.57 years

Median age (2013): 41.5 years

Infant mortality (2013): 4.78%

Migration rate (2013): 5.65%

Number of French registered in Canada (2012): 78,647 French

Economic data

Unemployment rate (2013): 6.9%

GDP per capita (2012): $ 42,533

Annual growth of GDP (2012): 1.71% of GDP

Total government debt (2011): 52.53% of GDP

Annual inflation rate (2013): 0.91%

Trade balance of GDP (2011): -1.2%

Budget deficit (2013): 18.3 billion

Economic risk assessment:

Canada is economically stable. Its economy has gone through my recent crisis. Growth was 2.5% in 2011 and the forecast is 2.5% for 2012. Canada is one of the world's leading producers of Uranium, Nickel, Iron, Potash, and global demand continues to grow.

This country has weathered the recession well and has an advanced economy, it displays a solid growth. Canada is a rich and attractive country, which has major assets: its proximity to the United States (9000km border), an immense wealth of raw materials and a strong demographic dynamism based on a strong immigration. The various indicators illustrate the economic strength of Canada.

4. Geographical data:

Federation: Canada is divided into 10 provinces and 3 territories: Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrator, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Yukon Territory.

Quebec (French-speaking province of Canada) covers 1,542,000 km2, about 3 times the size of France. Its population is 7,700,000.

geographical and environmental

Seismic Hazard in Canada.

There is seismic risk in Canada. Earthquakes occur in all regions of Canada. However, these risks of damage tend to be countered by the National Building Code to help design and build buildings as resistant to earthquakes as possible.

Health and epidemic risks

Health risks are lower following a high health level. Many preventive measures exist concerning water, food, hand washing, vaccination for communicable diseases etc.

Technology and Innovation

Canada is a major technological power present in many diverse fields such as aeronautics, health, space, telecommunications ...

Canada is a country that innovates with a great deal of entrepreneurial freedom. There are many foundations or programs pushing innovation and investment in terms of research and development. This technological wealth is fueled by a network of leading universities and clusters and centers of excellence: major competitiveness clusters.

Conclusion

Canada is a vast country, 18 times the metropolitan France, a quality of envied life, grandiose landscapes, a great cultural diversity. Canada is a large territory, a major economic power, where important political stability prevails. It is also a country with a strong entrepreneurial spirit, the chances of succeeding exist from east to west.

In addition, the territory of Canada is rich in natural resources. Indeed, it contains significant reserves of oil, mineral resources. Rich in terms of resources but also technological in many different fields. Finally, this wealth is expressed by a great cultural diversity. The country hosts more than 300,000 immigrants every year.