The Canada Guide is an in-depth reference website for all things Canadian, and one of the web’s leading sources of information on Canada for students, teachers, homeschoolers, immigrants, tourists, and anyone else seeking clear and concise information on this vast and fascinating country. Let’s get exploring!
The Canada Guide is organized into seven Sections, each of which is split into many smaller Chapters. You can browse them using the links below, or simply navigate using the menu bar at the top of the site.
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Canada is a country like any other, and it has all the same basic things you'd expect any other country to have, including people, money, an official language (or two) and a military. This is where to find basic information on a few big concepts.
There’s an unfortunate belief that Canadian history is too… well, boring to care much about. Yet those who take the time to study the topic usually leave impressed.
Canada is enormous, but fortunately it’s divided into a bunch of smaller pieces that are easier to understand. Let's look at them.
When you think about Canada, what sorts of images come to mind? Red-coated Mounties? The maple leaf? Weird animals like beavers and black-headed geese? Learn about them all here.
Learn how the Canadian political system works. Here we find summaries of the various institutions and people who run the country, both elected and not.
If you're wondering why Canadians act the way they do, or are just looking to fit in, here's a good place to start. A look at the things and ideas that help give the country its distinctive character.
A series of simple, to-the-point charts showing relevant Canadian political and historial data.
Curious about what’s changed since the last time you visited? Want to know the latest news and developments? Visit these for more info.