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About Canada
As the second-biggest country in the world, Canada offers an endless variety of landscapes and unique culture. From the glacier-topped Rocky Mountains and rainforests to unspoiled coastlines, emerald lakes, and frozen tundra, there are many things to explore in this huge country. Besides its vast wilderness, it is also home to busy cities, pretty towns, and secluded indigenous settlements. Canadian cities are advanced and vibrant and are widely known as some of the best places to live in the world. In addition to vacationers, Canada has been welcoming an ever-increasing number of medical tourists from all around the globe, due to its high-quality health care and excellent medical treatments, performed by highly trained and experienced medical professionals.
Popular Cities and Regions in Canada
Toronto and Vancouver are two of the most popular cities in Canada. Toronto boasts an amazing skyline and is one of the most culturally diverse cities in the world. It is home to the world’s largest underground shopping mall, PATH, and one of the world’s tallest freestanding towers, the CN towers. Vancouver is a more chilled-out city; it seems to have it all: nice beaches, beautiful mountains, a cosmopolitan gastronomic scene, an awe-inspiring art scene, and an amazing downtown park. Along with Toronto and Vancouver, Montreal and Quebec City are both popular as well with a French influence, with French-inspired cuisine, terraced cafés, cobblestone streets, and centuries-old stone buildings.
Transport in Canada
The largest and busiest international airport in Canada is the Toronto Pearson international airport, but Montréal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport serves more international passengers. Both airports serve domestic and international flights. Domestic flights are the quickest way to travel around the country, but the prices tend to be expensive. Buses and trains are both good alternatives to domestic flights as they are comfortable and affordable. Inside cities, travelers can get around using the Métro, taxi, or bus.
Visas in Canada
Holders of passports issued by 54 countries, including all EU countries, the US, and Japan, can visit Canada without a visa for up to 6 months. All other countries not listed in the visa-free agreement need to apply for a visa beforehand.
Weather in Canada
Canada has four distinct seasons: summer, autumn, winter, and spring. Summer, from June to August, can be very humid and hot, with temperatures ranging from 20°C to 30°C. In September, autumn brings cooler weather and fewer hours of sunlight. Winter starts in December and ends in February. The weather can be dry and cold during the winter, as the temperatures drop to -10 to -15°C. In March, spring comes, the snow begins to melt and it gets warmer. However, there are a lot of rainy days during this season.
Additional Info
- Local Currency: The currency in Canada is the Canadian Dollar (CAD). 1 USD converts to 1.3 CAD.
- Money & Payments: visitors can typically withdraw Canadian currency from ATMs, which can be found in many places across the country. Credit cards, particularly Mastercard and Visa, are accepted in most places. It is customary to tip around 15% to 20% on the total bill before tax in restaurants.
- Local Language: There are two official languages in Canada: English and French. However, in practice, about half of Canadian claim English as their first and only language. Chinese, Punjabi, and Spanish are widely spoken in the country as well.
- Local Culture and Religion: the main religion in Canada is Christianity, but around 29% of the population identifies as irreligious. The rest of the population follows Islam, Judaism, Bahá'í Faith, Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism, or other religions.
- Public holidays: Some of the most important holidays in Canada are New Year’s Day (1 January), Canada Day (1 July), Thanksgiving (second Monday in October), Halloween (31 October), Remembrance Day (11 November), Christmas Day (25 December), and Boxing Day (26 December).