1.
Ali Arslan
17-NTU-1347
Title of presentation:
CANADA

2.
Contents
• Overview
• History
• Culture
• Festivals
• Food
• Places to visit
• Conclusions

3.
Overview

4.
History
• The history of Canada covers the period from the arrival of Paleo-Indians
thousands of years ago to the present day. ... In 1867, the Province
of Canada was joined with two other British colonies of New Brunswick
and Nova Scotia through Confederation, forming a self-governing entity
named Canada.

5.
Culture
Throughout Canada's history, its culture has
been influenced by European culture and
traditions, especially British and French, and
by its own indigenous cultures. Over time,
elements of the cultures of
Canada's immigrant populations have become
incorporated into mainstream Canadian
culture.

6.
It is customary to shake hands when being
introduced. It is not usually considered
objectionable to lightly touch someone on the
shoulder or elbow during a discussion. Most
Canadians do not often kiss or hug when
greeting friends

7.
Canadians come from many different racial and religious backgrounds. Consequently, it is not
easy to define a typical Canadian family. Although the majority of Canadians are Catholic or
Protestant, many belong to other religions. Some cultural characteristics, however, are shared
by most Canadians.

8.
Festivals
Vancouver Celebration of Light
The largest fireworks competition in the world is
held over several nights every summer in
Vancouver.

9.
Toronto International Film Festival
2018 Toronto International Film Festival will
begin on Thursday , 6 September and ends on
Sunday , 16 September

10.
Canadian Tulip Festival
In this festival flowers open in spring season
after winter and the whether become
more pleasurable

11.
Food
1. Poutine
Few Canadian dishes are as world-renowned as
the glorious creation known as poutine.

12.
2. Bannock
Delicious and versatile, bannock is a simple bread
that was once a key staple in the diets of
Canada’s Aboriginal people.

13.
3. Butter tarts
This is traditional Canadian food at its best, and
you’ll be craving these long after you’ve left
the country.

14.
Places to visit
Banff National Park
Rocky Mountain park offering year-round activities &
glacial lakes such as Lake Louise, also a town

15.
Jasper National Park
Vast national park (13,000 sq. km.) known for wildlife &
scenic vistas, plus camping, hiking & more.

16.
Stanley Park
Vancouver's largest urban park boasts beaches, trails, scenic
seawall & family-friendly attractions.

17.
Conclusions
Canada is well progressed and one of the top
ranked country in the world in the aspects of
GDP,Education,Envoirment,sociallism etc.
There are number of job opportunities for each
kind of job seekers.
Canada is an expensive country to live because
living cost is quite expensive there regarding to
food prices and grocery products.
Overall Canada is a joyful and well place to live ,to
educate and to earn.

18.
THANK YOU
for
YOUR attention