Canada is the 2nd largest country in the world and is bigger than the whole European Union.

20% of the whole world freshwater comes from Canada

The lowest temperature ever recorded in Canada was in Yukon with -63 degrees  . Like as cold as Mars.

The Yonge Street in Toronto, Ontario is the longest street in the world with 1,896km.

80% of electricity coming from non-emitting sources. Therefore Canada has one of the cleanest electricity grids in the world.

One of North America’s the most famous geological features between the United States and Canada border are the Niagara Falls. But the Canadian view is of course the winner.

With 400 hectare urban oasis and 8 millions visitors every year, Stanley Park voted as the number one park worldwide. The Park offers different attractions, 27 kilometres of forest trails, 8,8kilometres seawall, 2 freshwater lakes, ao community pool, aquarium amid the 1/2 million trees and is 10% larger than New York City’s Central Park in New York.

La Grande Roue in Montreal is with 60m the tallest wheel in Canada and provides an unforgettable view over Montreal.

The Jasper National Park is one of the largest Park in Canada and perfect to discover nature. Don’t to forget about the Rocky Mountains.

The Northern Lights are one one of the most things to see in Canada. You can see them in Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Manitoba, Quebec, Alberta.