50 Things That Prove Canada Is a Unique Country

What country holds annual bathtub races and has a prepared landing pod for flying objects? Also, it has a place where there are so many snakes that they look like spaghetti on your plate! Do you know where you can see the most cheerful town in the world? It's called Saint-Louis-du-Ha! Ha! Yep, just like that, with two "ha's" and two exclamation marks!

Still no idea? This country produces more than 70% of all maple syrup in the world! Several of the most popular superheroes, such as Wolverine and Superman, were created there. Yes, you nailed it: this awesome country is Canada, and here are 50 cool facts about this place!

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TIMESTAMPS:
Canadian Apology Act 0:37
The most cheerful town in the world 1:23
Polar Bear Jail 1:46
Bathtub racing 2:17
The most dramatic weather change 2:47
Canada's national sport (it's not hockey) 3:06
Santa Claus is Canadian 3:46
The first landing pad 5:20
More than 3 million lakes! 5:46
The national animal of Canada 7:25
License plates shaped like a polar bear 8:28
$1-million coin 9:13
Fish instead of candles 10:00
One of the most popular dishes in Canada 11:20
The second largest French-speaking city 11:53

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SUMMARY:
- Canadians are famous for saying sorry all the time, even when the other person is clearly in the wrong.
- Approximately 90% of Canada's land area is uninhabited. Even though it’s bigger than the US, it has only 11% of America's population!
- It's illegal for polar bears in Canada to break into houses and steal food. So, if you see one rummaging around in your fridge - call the cops!
- Canada received its own flag in 1965, almost 100 years after it became a separate country in 1867!
- One area in the Hudson Bay region has less gravity than any other region on the planet. So, if you want to jump higher and weigh less, that's the place to be!
- How about this one: Santa Claus is Canadian. That's what Canada's Immigration Minister announced in 2012.
- In 1930, Canada's hockey team did so well that they were put straight through to the final game.
- Ottawa, the capital of Canada, isn't the largest city in the country. With a population of about 1 million people, it comes second to Toronto, the capital of the Ontario province.
- In a 2018 Happiness Report, Canada was ranked #7. I mean, even despite all that cold?
- About 10% of Canadians are either vegetarians or vegans. That means 2.3 million vegetarians and 850,000 vegans. Most of these people are under 35.
- The capital city of Canada, Ottawa, is at the top of the list of the world's coldest capitals.
- The lowest ever recorded temperature in Canada was -81.4 degrees F (-63 degrees C)!
- While driving in northwest Canada, be prepared to see license plates shaped like a polar bear!
- Wood Buffalo National Park, created in 1922 to protect the largest herd of roaming Wood Bison in the world, is larger than Switzerland.
- One of the most popular dishes in Canada is poutine. Crispy fries covered with cheese curds and rich gravy.
- Canadians are some of the friendliest people in the world. You probably can’t find a rude Canadian even if you try really hard!
- Lots of Canadians speak French as their first language. And Montreal is the second largest French-speaking city in the world! After Paris, of course.

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[thefluffydetective]

I am Canadian and these are some of the faults in these facts I have noticed.

#10: Canada has two national sports. One is lacrosse and the other is hockey.
#11: The gravity levels are hardly changed so you won't be able to feel it. This usually happens around most large bodies of water.
#17: Canada's largest cities are
1.Toronto, 5, 430, 000
2.Montreal, 3, 520, 000
3.Vancouver, 2, 265, 000
4.Calgary, 1, 238, 000
5.Edmonton, 1, 062, 000
6.Ottawa, 990, 000
This makes Ottawa the 6th largest city, not the second.
This also shows that almost 5.5 million people live in Toronto, not almost 3 million.
#21: There are only about 32, 000 lakes in Canada.
#23: It is pronounced OAK-A-NAH-GIN
#25: It would take about 20 years to walk the Canadian coastline.
#28: The national animal is the Canadian Goose.
#30: Approximately 16, 000 polar bears live in Canada.
#37: The coin is actually priced at approximately $3, 000
#40: This is more a stereotype. Also, The Oxford Dictionary recognizes it as an exclamation, not a valid word.
#42: The McLobster is also available in McDonald's on the East Coast of the U.S.
#50: The largest French-speaking cities are
1. Paris, France - 12.2 million
2. Kinshasa, DRC - 9 million
3. Abidjan, Ivory Coast - 7.1 million
4. Montreal, Canada - 3.8 million
This makes Montreal the 4th largest French-speaking country, not the second.


P.S. Please like this comment it took a long time to write.

[mahmoodpardiwala]

Canada:like
America:comment

Let's see who is more popular country

Edit: thanks for 3.5 k likes!

[YourlocalIdk]

As a Canadian I am safe to say I am super happy and proud of my country

[adamosipov]

I’m Canadian and it just blew my mind cause no one even talks about Canada lots it’s only really like USA and Europe and it’s just amazing how much attention we got especially with my bathtub racing hometown Nanaimo keep up the Canadian attention 🍁🇨🇦🇨🇦

[MrTippity]

I’m Canadian and I wanna know
Where my Canadian gang at?
👇🏻

[judethedude]

I found this in my recommendations on Canada day, Any other Canadians out there?

[barbaradps]

Hello! I’m Canadian and I just learned new things I didn’t knew about Canada! Awesome! Thanks!
1. Question for other countries: When you are solving a problem with another person, does it happen that someone goes like “I’m sorry but…” or none of that?
2. Anecdote: I went to USA a few years ago in a hotel that had included breakfast. I took some pancakes and “maple” syrup and started eating. I noticed that the pancakes tasted SUPER strange and different. I asked my mother about it and she asked me: “Did you put some “maple” syrup?” I said: “Yes of course!” She replied: “Well that was Corn syrup, there is no maple syrup here cause it would be too expensive for the hotel.” I was shocked like WHAT and no long after I found out that Canada was the country that produced the most maple syrup! I was like: “Oh-“

[nittynatty]

I'm also Canadian! It's so cool to see how amazing this country is and I'm proud of living here, in Canada.

[mariskadupelle]

If you are Canadian make this button blue to prove that we don’t say “EH” as much as you think


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[kagee]

You can tell a non-Canadian made this video.

[wasimbaig]

I love Canada it’s so beautiful I moved here two years ago and now I feel like this is my home . really recommend visiting here once, also just because it’s cold doesn’t mean we aren’t used to it

[cupidnoor]

Where are all my Canadians at?



Like if your Canadian

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[chrislayton]

Who here lives in Canada. Like if you do. (Canada Day is soon!) 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[karansinghmaan]

AWESOME Video 🔥❤ loved the details 🔥💖

[pokemonfan]

He learned that from the 4th grade Canadian curriculum book😂😂😂😂

[clarer]

you won’t believe me when i tell you, canadians don’t say “eh” as much as you think.

[puksindheep]

Can somebody tell the animator of this that a polar bear is white and chocolate milk is brown?

[spxrklinqkxwis]

I feel so happy to see my country shine. Cool facts I didn't know before, like Santa Claus is Canadian! I have actually been to St. Paul Alberta and have been to the landing pad. There are many flags there, and have an ice cream shop!

[spink]

A proud Canadian here ! And I’m sorry for those negative comments hope you all have a lovely day! And feel free to visit our Country 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[justatakiseater]

boi if u never had poutine or tim hortons take a flight to Canada so u can taste *SO FUDGING DELICIOUS*
*U BETTER GO RN*