What Canada means to me

The Canadians are proud of their citizenship. We respect rights and freedoms and accept responsibility for this position

"I can not imagine a better place to live and I emigrated. What do you like? In this country, both the landscape and the people have immeasurable beauty, and you play hockey!"

"A vast space of nature and Canada, Canada is a very beautiful country, I am looking forward to enjoying all the freedom and responsibilities of Canadian citizenship."

"People in Canada are very kind, this country is the perfect place to safely make this country and to live."

"For me, Canada means tolerance - in this world, especially in the region where I live, in the Middle East, Canada is tolerant and lay a pluralistic society under the influence of deep ethnic, religious and national tensions It stands out as a place.40 We are transforming into a rocky coast that is not just a hockey or a fishing line.Please keep it as simple as "Thank you" / But we are only in high society and civilization There is not / we are the idea in the course of execution - Dean and Dan Caten

On a recent trip to Canadian Rockies, I met a writer and a professional biologist Kevin van Tighem in a former Canadian park. He told me about a wonderful show that encourages a new show at Canada Park (a beautiful word for Canadian immigrants) to visit the National Park and other protected areas. Surprisingly, the Canadian park staff are keen to swarm in the park but their use is not identified as natural or outdoor. Families gathered for picnics and barbecues, and the kids ran around with fun. No one is wearing snowshoes or backpacks, but they are outside. The new Canadian is using the park much faster than the old Canadian

Before the Canadian Supreme Court, the Canadian Park, the Canadian Election Commission, and the Canadian Bank, the Canadian Army ranked No. 1 in the most trusted institutional investigation of the 2012 Trustwise Saints Foundation. However, according to the Canadian Army poll results in 2012, the Canadian army is no longer attracting public attention and only 38% of Canadians have "read or hear about the Canadian army" recently. The ratio is 57%. This is not that public opinion has changed since 2010 due to lack of exposure. 90% of people still have a positive impression of those who serve Canadian troops and believe that the military is essential. 82% believe the army is the source of pride, I believe that 90% are doing their mission in Canada successfully, 89% believe that Canadians will respect it