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Canada, by landmass the largest country in North America, is the smallest in population, at just over 32 million inhabitants. Despite this relatively small population, Canada has made a number of distinctive contributions to discussions of science,...

Alcohol, tobacco, and cannabis are the most prevalent drugs of abuse in Canada. A 1996 national survey found that 76.8 percent of Canadian adults aged 15 and over were current drinkers (who had consumed ALCOHOL at least once in the past year); an...

CAPITAL: Ottawa FLAG: The national flag, adopted in 1964, consists of a red maple leaf on a white field, flanked by a red vertical field on each end. ANTHEM: Since 1 July 1980, O Canada has been the official anthem. MONETARY UNIT: The Canadian dollar...

Canada POPULATION 31,902,268 ROMAN CATHOLIC 45.7 percent PROTESTANT 36.2 percent OTHER 5.6 percent NO PREFERENCE 12.5 percent Country Overview Introduction In area Canada is the second largest country in the world. It takes up most of the northern part...

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Health Care: Those who hold up Canada's nationalized system as a model for the U.S. have another piece of evidence that maybe it's not: Those who are sick and have a choice go to the U.S. for their care.The most recent example of this trend...

Climate Change: The cracking sound you hear up north isn't the last of winter's ice breaking up, but the mighty "Kyoto consensus" falling apart. It wasn't long ago that Canada's politicians were cursing the U.S. for its failure to go along with Kyoto's mandate of...

Canada's parliament asked Japan on Wednesday to apologize to thousands of foreign women forced into military brothels during World War II.The nonbinding motion was backed by legislators who urged Tokyo to offer a formal apology to the women, known in Japan as "comfort women."Left-leaning parliament...

The Bank of Canada raised its key overnight rate by one-quarter of a percentage point to 4.5 percent Tuesday, a move that will likely keep the Canadian dollar flying high and help cool the country's hot economy.The move by central bank governor David Dodge was...

The economic and social advantages of living in Canada.

Appropriate levels of rights and freedoms in Canada.

Compares Canada to the United States. Examines the different political systems, priorities and international standing. Discusses their domestic policy initiatives on bilateral relations and beyond.