What do you all think of Canada?

Honestly, all I know about Canada is it is the largest country in North America. I always associate Canada as a cold country, FREE health care, and the eh eh...that's what I've heard so far. I have relatives living in Vancouver. They said, they love canada because of health care but don't like the weather.

What I think of Canada is that I look forward to the day that Canada is annexed to the United States. The United States could provide protection to the people of Canada and the natural resources of Canada could be of use to the United States. Since most people of Canada and tyhe United States share a common language, culture and a long border, the day may not be far off when our two countries become one.

Unfortunately I have never been. The first thing that I comes in mind am: Nickelback and Brian Adans sorry.:)

Oh we all know about Canada over here in Britain... lol....The single maple leaf on the flag, gives a clue to sleepy imagination, and paints a picture of a wilderness of trees and mountains. There has to be mountains for the mounties to ride up and down in their cute red jackets. They have a hard time, because it is always snowing and there are herds of beaver that keep moving the rivers, and wolves and bears that will eat you if you camp on the ground. Everyone plays Joni Mitchell and Neil Young songs round the camp fire. Everyone wears thick woolen coats with a chequered design, and hats that cover the ears so snow doesnt get in. Every town has a couple of indians that are always drunk and smiling, but they know how to cure rabies with herbs, so people feed them. How close is that!? ;)

Canada is a great country. Actually, lot of clear land and fields as you leave the congested areas such as Toronto. Also, the best part is when you head up for Northern Ontario. People usually have cottages up there and it is so peaceful there. Also, Quebec City is just amazing. So many historical buildings and it is as a matter of fact: THE only fortified city in North America. (referring to Quebec City.)

I was an immigrant and turned Citizen last year. I hate the temperature, but other than that it's just lifestyle and bureaucracy that exist in any country in the world.

I LOVE CANADA...I love the fact that we are an accepting country, we're laid back, more open minded than many other countries in the world and its just a beautiful and fantastic place to live :-D

Seems to me that it's a lot like the US, only farther north. My hubby and I spent a week in Toronto once and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves, but it didn't seem all that much different from our own country.

When I was 13 I went to Canada with my church group and I really liked it. It is really beautiful there. They do have a few different things then they do in America that I noticed the first time I was there. Some of there words are different also like they say holiday meaning a vacation. And here in The USA we say Vacation for vacation. Also I noticed that they get their milk in bags instead of cartons. I really did like going there and would visit again.

From John Robert Colombo's "The Penguin Book of Canadian Jokes"... -- -- -- This classic Mountie story took place before the turn of the (20th) century during the days when the newly created force was still known as the North West Mounted Police. The incident in question occurred in present-day Saskatchewan, along the Montana border... An entire regiment of U.S. cavalry accompanies over two hundred Crees to the border, where they are met by a single Mountie. The American commanding officer looks around with surprise and dismay. "Where's your escort for these dangerous Indians?" he asks. "He's over there," answers the Mountie, pointing to a fellow constable tending to their horses. -- -- -- That kind of sums it up...

I have been there many times. I live ouside of Detroit, in Michigan. I have been as far east as Montreal and Quebec. I think Canada is a wonderful place. I would like to travel to the western provinces one day. The people are always friendly and there are pleasant differences verses the US. I can't find anything I don't like about Canada. And one great thing for sure, I can get a Tim Horton's coffee just about anywhere!

Nice country. I wish I could live there.

Canada is a super place save one thing, winter. I enjoy Canada and the people aren't too bad. Though there is some negative social issues. Very beautiful land.

well a gr8 country to live and roam and best things r ladies.. canadian gals r awesome

I've visited Canada once for world youth day and I loved it! I stayed witha lovely Canadian woman for a week and she was so hospitable and friendly. The people in her village made us very welcome and went out of their way to make sure that we were comfortable and had everything we needed. When we got to Toronto everyone was very friendly, which surprised me because it was a big city. I just can't wait to go back!

I heart Canada, my father is from there and my favorite X-Men films X2 and X3 were all filmed there.

I have translated for two local people wanted to live in Canada and one is going to have an interview soon. They like to live and visit in the said country very much although they don't know neither English nor French language. I am happy to help them. When they were back they did return to me as I had never thought before.

I visited Canada for 9 months in 1998. Its was an amazing experience. I was based in St Catharines Ontario, and I regularly visited Toronto, Niagara and Niagara-on-the-Lake. I really have a very positive experience in Canada, the people are really friendly and the country is really beautiful...

Nice country . It has mountains and everything. And saschuash.

It is a nice country with nice people.I will vist it when I have the oportunity.