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by Robin
(Germany)

Canada is a very popular place for many people around the world. I know they speak English and in some areas also French. It is kind of a safe place, since people (at least in the rural areas) would not even lock their house entries. I also heard that people are always smiling!

Canada is very big and I did not expect it to be even bigger than the U.S. Of course, Canada is famous for its sports, like ice hockey. Besides, you can find many National Parks and see even grizzly bears.

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