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From our country's physical beauty to our world-class cities to our neighborly attitude, Canada offers more than you can imagine. Canada is globally recognized for its outstanding quality of life, stable, progressive political environment and one of the healthiest economies in the world. The United Nations ranked Canada the best country in the world in which to live for eight consecutive years, and we love to share our clean, safe, beautiful country with visitors from around the world. Canadian businesses are ‘getting connected’ more than ever before, exploiting advances in communications technology to reach out into the global marketplace in search of buyers for their products. Though we have always been a nation looking outward for markets, Canadian trade continues to grow beyond our borders. Indeed, with a small domestic market, the steady expansion of multilateral trade is critical to the structure of our economy and the continued prosperity of our nation.

Health care in Canada has long been a source of national pride. Known as ‘Medicare’, the system is publicly financed but privately run, it provides universal coverage and care is free at the point of use. The system is based on five founding principles. Care must be universal, portable, comprehensive, accessible, and publicly administered. But does medicate adhere to these principles? Many think not.
Canada’s version of national public health insurance is characterized by local control, doctor autonomy and consumer choice – patients theoretically have a free choice of physician and hospital. (Kraker, 2002). The ten provincial governments are the key providers of health care, having the constitutional responsibility for planning, financing, and evaluating the provision of hospital care, negotiating salaries of health professionals and negotiating fees for physician services.
The result is that each provincial insurance plan differs slightly – mostly in how far each extends public insurance coverage beyond medically necessary hospital and physician services (Kraker, 2002). Additional services may include optometric services, dental services, chiropractic services and prescription drug benefits.

Education in Canada is under the complete jurisdiction of the provinces and territories and as such, there is no federal education system in Canada. In keeping with the national commitment to education, public education in Canada is free upto and including secondary school in all the provinces. However, each provincial system, while similar to the others, reflects its specific regional concerns, and historical and cultural heritage. At the post-secondary level, institutions are divided into community colleges and universities.
There are significant differences between the education systems of the different provinces of Canada. Secondary schooling in Canada could go up to Grade 11, 12 or 13, depending on the province unlike in India, where Grade 12 is standard all over the country. Canada is renowned all over the world for its tradition of hospitality and tolerance. A remarkable multicultural society ensures that you will be welcomed and made to feel at home during your stay in Canada. More than 600,000 Canadians trace their roots back to India.
Canada is a world leader in software development, telecommunications, aerospace, engineering, urban transport, biotechnology, mining technology and environmental industries. As a student, you have a wealth of research and scholars to draw upon a variety of disciplines. Canada offers a wide choice of over 90 universities and 150 colleges and technical institutes, featuring virtually every program imaginable.

Canada’s residential property market remains balanced
It shows a continuing decline in the national average residential unit sales, price, dollar volume and new listings since May. Seasonally adjusted the picture is but a bit different, with only dollar volume and new listings on the market modestly moving up 2.1% and 2.3% in August against July respectively. Comparing the market indices in August-July with their fluctuations in July-June and June-May, there is moderate improvement in percentage of dollar volume and new listings. However, the monthly indices were not optimistic for British Columbia and Newfoundland, where a slight decrease is registered even in residential MLS unit sales. Noteworthy was the nationwide MLS residential average home price which reached a record high for that August in every province stopping at $219,754, a 5% year-over-year climb. At the same time the data shows it has been the smallest average price rise for the year.
On the whole the Canadian Real Estate Association news release says the market is good and far from faltering. It was rather steadfast in the low activity summer cycle and is expected to be more balanced in the fall.

It is essential to our well-being. Canadians need a reliable, safe and sustainable transportation system to connect our communities, and to connect us with our trading partners. Transport Canada works to help ensure that Canadians have the best transportation system by developing and administering policies, regulations and programs for a safe, efficient and environmentally friendly transportation system; contributing to Canadas economic growth and social development; and, protecting the physical environment.

Alberta
boasts five World Heritage Sites, the jewels that sparkle and blink in the prairie sunlight. Major destinations are Edmonton, Calgary, Banff and Jasper.
British Columbia
Canada's super, natural province. Its the best of several worlds. Clean fresh air, pristine mountains and oceans surround a multicultural world-class urban Mecca. Major destinations are Vancouver, Victoria and Whistler.
Manitoba
Sparkling waters and golden fields of wheat blend into a clear never-ending horizon. Major destinations are Winnipeg and Churchill.
New Brunswick
From spectacular natural wonders to great days and getaways, it will come as no surprise why New Brunswick is the wonder of Atlantic Canada. Major cities are Fredericton, Moncton and Saint-John.
Newfoundland & Labrador
This land is carved by time and glaciers and home to some of the most interesting, fun-loving folk you will ever meet. Major city is St. Johns.
Northwest Territories
An incredibly vast and awesomely beautiful region. This is the Land of the Midnight Sun and the infamous, breathtaking Aurora Borealis. Major city is Yellowknife.

Long recognized for its natural beauty and vast territory, Canada is increasingly being recognized internationally as a centre of artistic and cultural achievements. Cuisine & Wine, Historic Sites, Language Learning, Musuems, Performing & Visual Arts.

As home to 13 UNESCO World Heritage Sites and nearly 850 National Historic Sites, Canada is the perfect place to explore our shared past.
Fort George and Buckingham House
Wander through time with a visit to the gallery to learn about the lives of the early fur traders. Meet the country wife - the link between two cultures. Stroll down the interpretive path to the archaeological sites of the Forts. The view will take your breath away!
Location:
13 km southeast of Elk Point
Historic Dunvegan
Take a tour through St. Charles Mission Church and the Hudson’s Bay Company factor’s house and glimpse life in this gateway to western expansion of the fur trade. Enjoy a hike and picnic along the beautiful mighty Peace River.
Location:
26 km south of Fairview
Victoria Settlement
Step inside the 1864 Clerk’s Quarters or the 1906 Methodist Church. Learn about the growth and decline of this once-bustling community from costumed interpreters. This is where, in 1862, Reverend George McDougall founded a Methodist mission to the Cree. The Hudson’s Bay Company later established Fort Victoria to trade with the natives.
Location:
off Hwy 855, near Smoky Lake.

There is so much to see and do in Canada you will have trouble fitting all of the amazing attractions into your schedule!
Canada Olympic Park - Calgary
If you are looking to plan a real gold-medal vacation, theres no better bet than the Canada Olympic Park. Located just ten minutes from Calgarys downtown core, the Canada Olympic Park has become a year-round sport and tourist attraction. The main site of the XV Winter Olympics, this is where the bobsleigh, luge, ski jumping and freestyle skiing competitions took place, and the air is still charged with the Olympic spirit.
Guided tours of the Park include admission to the Olympic Hall of Fame - the largest of its kind in North America - and a visit to Canadas only Olympic bobsleigh and luge track. And dont miss the thrilling chair lift ride to the top of the Ski Jump Complex, which is the highest point in Calgary. The view is stunning, and sure to inspire some brand new Olympic memories that will be yours alone.
CN Tower, Toronto
Standing 553 meters(1,812 feet) high, Torontos CN Tower is the worlds tallest building and freestanding structure, and a true wonder of engineering. Built in 1976 by Canadian National (CN) as a demonstration of the strength of Canadian industry, the tower dominates the Toronto skyline, and has become one of the most enduring and recognizable of Canadian icons.
The CN Towers express elevators will rocket you to the towers four dizzying observation platforms. Stand in the clouds at the Glass Floor observation deck. Enjoy a light meal at the Horizons Café, or dine in elegance at the rotating 360 Restaurant, which features a 500 label wine cellar and an unobstructed view in all directions. If you really want to get high, visit the Sky Pod, the worlds highest public observation deck. Once you have drunk in the view, try some more down-to-earth entertainment:
test your skill at the Edge Arcade, experience the motion simulator rides and take in a show at the Maple Leaf Cinema. And dont forget, the CN Tower is located in the heart of Torontos entertainment district, with Broadway shows and major league baseball just steps away. The CN Tower offers more than an unforgettable view, it offers memories that will last a lifetime.
Confederation Bridge
Stretching 13 kilometers over the sparkling expanse of sea between New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, Confederation Bridge is the worlds longest bridge over ice-covered waters. The historic bridge, which is specially designed to withstand the East Coasts punishing winter ice floes, soars 40 meters (120 feet) above the water, and takes approximately ten minutes to cross. The Confederation Bridge offers visitors a chance to drive through the sky, and makes a fascinating addition to any road trip itinerary.
The bridge is a true engineering marvel, and its hollow interior carries utilities such as electricity and telephone service to the Island. The Confederation Bridge is also a miracle of consensus building: when the bridge was first proposed, many Islanders opposed the idea of a fixed crossing. After a referendum was held, though, nearly 60% of the population voted for the bridge, which has become an unrivaled addition to the culture of this charming province.