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3.Un cov er a Di n osau r
There? only one city in the world where you? s ll find an 86-foot-tall, 151-foot-long dinosaur standing at its center.

You may think you know a lot about the country that shares America? longest s land border. But if you? only been to ve iconic spots like Niagara Falls, the Rocky
Mountains or the CN Tower, then you? re missing out.

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Welcome to Drumheller, the city situated in what has become affectionately known as Dinosaur Valley. The first dinosaurs were unearthed here in the 1800s, and they? been finding them ever since. ve 4. The American Eagle Vacations Here:

1. H ow l W i t h t h e W ol v es .
In Canada,This summer marks the
50th anniversary of the Wolf Howl in
Algonquin Park. Each year, guests to the park watch park rangers call out to the area? s packs with their best howls.

2. W al k on t h e Ocean Fl oor : The Bay of Fundy is home to the world? highest tides. s At their peak, they can reach 54 feet in some areas. after the 100 billion tons of seawater have receded for the unique experience of walking on the ocean floor. From the age-old fossils to the water-carved rock formations with names like ? mother-in-law? and ? the bear,? you? find plenty to marvel at. When the ll water starts to lap at your ankles, it? probably s time to find higher ground.

It may be the symbol of American pride, but when a bald eagle wants a family reunion, it heads to Canada. The food is already waiting; salmon spawning in the glacial waters that run into the rivers here make for a smorgasbord the eagles can? resist. The result is the largest t annual gathering of bald eagles in North
America.
5. Walk With the Vikings:
Join a Viking for dinner inside a replica sod house down the road, and hear the stories about life in 1000 B.C. from a costumed interpreter.
Good food and a great story to take home are guaranteed. If you want to travel and know all about this wonders, just call us: 666-432-567
CANADA IS WAITING FOR
YOU!!! :D

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NIEVES J. SUÁREZ TRIANA
MARÍA JOSÉ RINCÓN OCHOA
UNIVERSITY OF TOLIMA

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All of the things to do in Canada vary across the 2nd largest country in the world. Rarely does a country have as much variety and natural beauty as
Canada, from the highest tides in world at the Bay of Fundy in the East to the rare temperate rain forests on the West, but in this country, there are some things that you cannot say here I going to give you some advises, I hope that its serve for you... Som e Th i n gs You Can n ot Say i n Can ad a
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No one can deny the magical relationship between
French fries and ketchup. However, if you're ordering fries and you're asked if you'd like poutine instead, your answer should always be yes. For the uninitiated, poutine is a common Canadian dish that consists of french fries topped with squeaky cheese curds and gravy. 3.TH E F W ORD I N QUEBEC:

H OCK EY : Be careful before you utter a

The next time you stub

disparaging remark about a hockey player or team in Canada. As a general rule,
Toronto Maple Leafs insults can fly pretty much anywhere across the country, even in Toronto where fans mostly have a sense of humour. Montreal Canadians insults, on the other hand, can get you in trouble whether you're in Beaver Creek,
Yukon or Blackhead, Newfoundland. Habs fans are everywhere and there's nothing funny about the most storied team in NHL history. So when it comes to insulting the sport of hockey, just don't do it, unless you really want to see the gloves come off.

your toe you might also want to bite your tongue before uttering a swear word if you happen to be in Quebec. It's not that Quebecers are prudes or dislike foul language, per se, it's just that they happen to have their own heavenly style of swearing, which involves cursing the sacred items of the Catholic
Church.