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Official State Flowers and Provincial Flowers in Canada
Alberta - Wild Rose
British Columbia - Pacific Dogwood
Manitoba - Prairie Crocus
New Brunswick - Purple Violet
Newfoundland - Pitcher Plant
Northwest Territories - Mountain Avens
Nova Scotia - Mayflower or Trailing Arbutus
Ontario - White Trillium
Prince Edward Island - Lady's Slipper
Quebec - White Garden Lily
Saskatchewan - Prairie Lily
Yukon Territory - Fireweed
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Canada Facts (more Canada facts)
The name "Canada" comes from an Indian word "kanata" meaning settlement.
Canada is the second largest country in the world.
Canada has the longest coastline of any country.
More than seven per cent of Canada's area is made up of fresh water (Lakes Eerie, Huron, Ontario and Superior).
Lake Superior is the world's largest freshwater lake.
The Niagara Falls are between Lake Eerie and Lake Ontario.
Fossils of lobe-finned fishes that became the first tetrapodes (four-legged, air-breathing terrestrial vertebrates) were found in Miguasha Park in Quebec.
Important fossil remains of dinosaurs have been found in Alberta. Dinosaur fossils can be seen in the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology.
The Aboriginals' ancestors are said to have arrived from Asia during the last ice age by crossing a land bridge between Siberia and Alaska.
The native peoples of Canada, known as Aboriginals, include the Inuit (Eskimo) who live in the north and the First Nations People who live further south.
The Cree and Ojibway Indians are both members of the Algonkian linguistic family.
Huron and Iroquois tribes were one people at some time in their history.
The Micmac people were among the first native people in North America to be converted to Christianity.
The name "Quebec" originates from a Native American Algonquin word "Kebec" (where the river narrows).
The French founded Quebec at the beginning of the seventeenth century.
Quebec City is a World Heritage Site.
The Hudson's Bay Company was almost two hundred years old when Canada became self-governing in 1867. The Company used to control one-third of present-day Canada.
George Vancouver, a famous navigator, sailed with Captain James Cook on his voyage to the South Sea (1772-1775) and the Northwest Coast (1776-1780). The city of Vancouver and Vancouver Island were named after him.
Nova Scotia, one of Canada's provinces, means "New Scotland".
The State of Alaska, to the west of Canada, belonged to Russia and was sold to the United States in 1867.
Native Indians collected the sweet sap from the maple tree long before colonists arrived in Canada.
In 1965, the red maple leaf flag became the National Flag of Canada.
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