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A Guide to Golden Lands and Faraway Places

Golden Lands, Canada Guides
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Canada
'A Vast Wilderness'
A land of vast distances and rich natural resources, Canada became a self-governing dominion in 1867 while retaining ties to the British crown.
Forests cover over 40 percent of Canada's land surface. They are managed for specific goods and services that the managers responsible for them and that society at large have deemed important. These values are many in number, are diverse in nature, are at times complementary, and at times conflicting.
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What to See
Auyuittug National Park (on Baffin Island) - Offers one of the few hiking trails north of the Artic Circle.
Mackenzie Mountains - Spectacular Mountains cut through by deep canyons forged by the South Nahanni River.
Wood Buffalo National Park (near Fort Smith) - Canada's largest National Park is home to a huge herd of free-roaming Bison.
Rocky Mountain National Park - Baniff and Jasper, Canada's first National Park has striking scenery, turquoise lakes, impressive canyons and glaciers.
Vancouver - Beautiful mountains frame the glass towers and copper-toped skyscrapers.
Valley-of-the-Dinosaurs (near Drumheller) - Rich in Dinosaur finds and dramatic features such as Horseshoe Canyon.
Toronto - Canada's largest city and financial and commercial hub, home of the world's tallest free standing structure, the CN Tower.
Tunnels of Moose Jaw - Lavish recreation of Al Capone's hideout and how Chinese immigrants lived in the underworld.
Niagara Falls - The thundering Horseshoe or (Canadian) Falls are one of the world's greatest natural wonders.
Quebec - former Irequois village, this rear North American example of a walled city is now the heart of French-speaking Canada.
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Will I be able to swim in the Sea?
Sea temperature is an important factor if you are planning to splash about on the beach. As a rule the sea is generally warmer towards the end of the summer season and most holiday makers find 20-25° is a comfortable temperature. www.sea-temperature.com is a excellent round-up of the world's waters, complete with current, average and recent temperatures.
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