What do you like of Canada?

Canada is an amazing country and it has so much to offer travellers – the most beautiful landscapes, delicious food, incredible wildlife, brilliant breweries, unique Canada cruises and above all, the wonderful locals.

Why Canada is a nice country?

The expanse of Canada’s natural beauty, from mountains and glaciers to secluded lakes and forests, is almost unparalleled worldwide. Canada has cosmopolitan cities that are clean, safe, friendly, and multicultural. In fact, Canada repeatedly is lauded as one of the world’s most livable countries.

What do people like most about Canada?

10 reasons to love Canada (and head over this year)

• Maple Syrup – put it on everything.
• Poutine – a national institution.
• Natural wonders – around every corner.
• Outdoor recreation – paradise for nature freaks.
• Diversity – it’s in the DNA.
• Friendliness – it’s in the water.
• Hockey – born and bred.

Is Canada very friendly?

They are extremely courteous and nice locals. Apart from the numerous attractions in this country, one of the things that fascinate travelers most about Canada is its natives’ politeness and positivity. No wonder the country has since time immemorial been in many jokes about being ‘too nice’.

Why do you love to live in Canada?

Listed as one of the best countries in the world for expats, it is consistently praised for its accepting and tolerant society and great quality of life. It is also a vast country of dazzling scenery and exciting cities, French and English speakers and snow-swept winters and glorious summers.

Why do I love living in Canada?

Cities in Canada are modern, smart stylish and clean – a big attraction for many migrants who, whilst they may enjoy the great outdoors, also like urban convenience! Canada’s cities are spacious, well designed and easy to get around. You can easily live in a large suburban house and commute to work.

What Canada means to me?

“Canada to me means home, safety, love, family, liberty and equality,” says Eva. “To me, Canada is a land of opportunity and a land of immigrants,” says Helen.