List of countries in the world. Facts and information

Canada boasts the northernmost settlement on Earth – a military base off the northern coast of Ellesmere Island, a fact that never fails to intrigue and fascinate.

In 1967, Canada made history by building the world's first UFO landing site in St Paul, Alberta, a cultural trivia that never fails to entertain and amuse.

The city of Churchill, Manitoba, is the world's polar bear capital. Residents live near the bears, and people don't lock their cars, so pedestrians can hide from the wild animals if necessary. There is also a temporary prison for especially dangerous bears in the city.

The Canadian population density is one of the lowest on the planet, at only 3.5 people per square kilometer. At the same time, about 80% of the population lives within 200 kilometers of the Canada-US border.

The country strategically holds a reserve of maple syrup to ensure stability during emergencies and to address any supply disruptions effectively.

The world's deepest scientific laboratory operates in Ontario, two kilometers underground.

Canadians have a rich history of inventions, including the snowmobile, television, electron microscope, insulin, telephone, kerosene, and many other indispensable things, a legacy that makes us all proud and appreciative.

Concentrated dessert wines with a unique taste and incomparable bouquet, aroma, and tartness are produced in Canada from frozen raisin grapes harvested in early December. This drink - the pride of Canadian farmers - is called ice wine or ice wine.

The official animal considered Canada's national symbol is the beaver, and for good reason: the largest dam in the world, built by beavers, is located on this country's territory. Other animals that Canadians especially respect are the moose, the black-billed lion, and the polar bear.

Canada has the deepest underground laboratory in North America

Poutine. By culinary standards, this dish is relatively young - this year, it will turn 60. It was invented by a chef from Quebec, who once mixed French fries, cheese, and poultry gravy.

The British King officially rules Canada as, by the way, in Australia.

Canada is one of the recognized world leaders in the supply of agricultural products (especially grain crops) and the largest producer of uranium and zinc ore.

The most popular sport among Canadians is ice hockey.

According to The Economist magazine, Canadian Vancouver was awarded the title The Best City of the Earth three times.

The Great Lakes in Canada are the largest source of fresh water on the planet by area that does not freeze.

Canadian Montreal is the second largest French-speaking city in the world after Paris.

On the roads of Canada, about 250 accidents occur annually due to moose.

Tens of thousands of snakes mate every year not far from Winnipeg.

In the country, a special permit is required for the transportation of alcoholic beverages between different provinces.