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Today we learn 6 amazing things about Canada.

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Number 1:

Canadian population

With a population of 35 million,

Canada is one of the less densely populated

countries in the world.

Greater Tokyo’s population is bigger at 37 million.

The 2013 survey also shows that

6.8 million of Canada’s inhabitants

were born outside Canada.

Number 2:

most educated

Based on a study conducted by

the organization for economic cooperation and development

in 2010,

51 percent of Canadians

have completed a tertiary education.

Which takes into account both undergraduate

and graduate degrees.

The list is followed by Israel at 46

and Japan, the United States and new Zealand

and South Korea with more than

40 percent of their citizens having higher education degree.

Number 3:

favorite food

Canada consumes more macaroni and cheese per capita

than any other nation in the world.

Doughnut is another favorite food.

Canadians consume the highest amount of doughnuts

in the world

and it has the most doughnut shops per capita in the world.

Now the only decision is which one to eat first.

May all decisions be this sweet.

Best homemade donuts in Toronto.

Sourced.

Cheers!

Number 4:

positive tickets

Police officers in Canada are trained as problem solvers.

Police departments in Canada give out positive tickets

when they see people doing something positive.

The rewards include free hamburgers, cinema tickets

or a chance to see the local hockey team in action.

Positive tickets are issued when you do things like

crossing at a cross walk

or pulling over and using your cell phone

on the side of the road

rather than trying to text while driving.

what’s your name?

Nick.

Nick, you know what?

That was absolutely perfect, what you just did.

You stopped, You looked both ways.

Because of that

I am giving you a positive ticket.

That’s for you.

what do you say?

Thanks.

you’re very welcome.

Number 5:

unlocked cars

Manitoba’s Northern town known as Churchill

is better known as polar bear town,

and has more polar bears than people.

Residents leave their cars

or sometimes their houses unlocked

to offer an escape for pedestrians

who might encounter polar bears.

In fact it is illegal to lock your car’s doors in Churchill.

This building is the Polar bear jail.

So you can see Polar bear holding facility.

This is where all the polar bears

that find their way into town are basically rounded up

and held here before being returned to the wild.

So very unique

this is the… literally the only Polar bear jail

that you’ll find in the world.

Number 6:

the maple leaf

Canada’s flag became official on February 15, 1965.

Almost 100 years after it became a country in 1867.

Canada has used approximately 13 different flag designs

before the maple leaf.

All over Canada at this moment

and whatever Canadians are to be found all over the world,

their new flag replaces the old.

98 years after the foundation of the confederation of Canada

the maple leaf emblem flies proudly over the peace tower.

Beautiful country EY?

Alright

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see you later!