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Pine trees play a vital role in ecosystems, providing habitats for numerous wildlife species
Bamboo forests contribute to environmental sustainability, as they absorb large amounts of carbon dioxide
The weeping willow's roots are known for stabilizing riverbanks and preventing erosion
Yew trees produce toxic compounds, but their wood is highly valued for crafting bows
Bamboo trees are fast-growing, making them a sustainable resource for various industries
The cypress tree is often associated with memorial sites and symbolizes eternal life
Olive trees are resilient, with some ancient trees surviving for centuries despite harsh conditions
The cherry blossom tree is a symbol of renewal and the transient nature of life in Japanese culture
Lemon eucalyptus trees are cultivated for their essential oil, known for its insect-repelling qualities
The sycamore tree has distinctive bark that peels away in patches, revealing a mottled surface
Cedar trees are aromatic, with the scent believed to have calming and insect-repelling properties
Olive trees are drought-resistant and well-suited to the Mediterranean climate
Ginkgo trees are resistant to air pollution, making them adaptable to urban environments
Olive trees have been cultivated for thousands of years, with some ancient trees still bearing fruit
The Northern Territories offer the best view of the Northern Lights in Canada.
If you want to see the Northern lights from Canada, the Northern Territories would be your best bet. Typically, this area includes the Rocky Mountains, Vancouver, and Western provinces where the lights can be seen 240 nights a year. Usually, the lights are most visible from December to March.
Canada has been home to over 250 cultural origins.
One of the little-known Canada facts is how it’s first country in the world to have multiculturalism policy. This policy recognizes the country’s heritage and also enforces is protection. By this mandate, every Canadian must be given equal treatment and due respect regardless of cultural differences.
“O Canada” is the country's national anthem.
Originally called the Chant national, Sir Adolphe-Basile Routhier wrote the lyrics in Québec City, while French-Canadian-American musician Calixa Lavallee composed the music in 1890. Eventually, the song officially became the country’s national anthem in 1980.
"O Canada" has been changed a few times.
Despite using it for almost 40 years, Canada’s national anthem has been revised three times. The current version of its national anthem was written by Montreal lawyer Robert Stanley Weir.
Balsa wood from balsa trees is lightweight and buoyant, making it ideal for crafting rafts
The Canadian flag features an 11-pointed red maple leaf.
Also known as the Maple Leaf Flag, the Canadian flag has two main colors of red and white. Canada’s Maple Leaf Flag displays the 11-pointed red maple leaf as an emblem of unity, peace, and tolerance.