Canada occupies most of North America and is, size-wise, the second largest country in the world. There is nothing small about Canada and this makes it the ideal place for broadening horizons, traveling adventurously, and learning all about a country and its culture passionately.
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Canada – my chosen home country. Canada is the second largest country on the planet and its dimensions are truly huge, it spans nearly 7700 km from east to west. Nearly 90% of its population congregate within 100 km of the US border. Canada’s climate can be a bit harsh in the winter, but the summers tend to be hot and intense. Officially Canada is a bilingual country with Quebec being the center of francophone life. Canada’s native cultures have left an imprint all across the country.
Canada is composed of numerous provinces and territories, including Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, the Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan and the Yukon.
It’s not easy choosing the right place in which to take an English course in Canada. Weighing up the pros and cons of its cities can be tough – after all, whether it’s marvelous Montreal or top-class Toronto, most cities in Canada have just got so much going for them.
To help narrow the choices down just a little, here (in no particular order) are five top destinations for an English course in Canada: