A Great Country

When non-Canadians are asked about Canada they usually refer immediately to the naturals aspects, the waters, the trees, the wide-opened spaced and of course the snow. Canada is a very vast country compared to the population, which infers that there is much open space and natural terrain. It has more open lakes and inland waters than any other country and much of the c

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. However Canadians are required to pay relatively high taxes. We should all be proud to be Canadian and realize how fortunate we are, living in the best place in the world. Therefore Canadians have built their economy by exporting raw materials exclusive to this part of the world. This analogy holds true for the Canadian population as well. A mosaic is defined as a decorative inlaid design of small pieces.

Canada is composed of many qualities that make it superior, some of which are the natural beauty and resources, the enviable health system due to a mixed economy and its population composed of a variety of different cultures. This means combining private business ownership with partial government control. The money collected pays for health care, education, military services, recreational centres, libraries, and public transportation as well as many others. This may be because Canada is sometimes labelled a mosaic of different cultures. Many immigrants from around the world come to Canada in search of a better life due to our well-balanced economy. The country’s beauty comes from the composition of different cultures living amongst each other in harmony. ountry is rocky, marshy or mountainous. This adds to Canada’s natural beauty but it also creates a wealth of natural resources.

Common topics in this essay:
, Canadian Canada, United Canadian, mixed economy, mosaic cultures, natural beauty, natural resources,

Approximate Word count = 541
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)

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