Table of Contents

Chapter 1... Canada pg 1

Chapter 2... Canadian Wilderness pg 5

Chapter 3... Cessna 406 pg 9

Chapter 4... Gary Paulsen pg 12

Canada

Did you know that Canada is the second largest

country in the world? Surprisingly Canada has no weapon of mass destruction when the treaty was signed repudiating them. Most people visit Canada to their maple syrup. Here are some things that you should know.

• Currency: Canadian dollar
• Capital: Ottawa
• Population: 37.59m
• Prime Minister: Justin Trudeau

The lowest temperature recorded was close to the temperature of Mars! One of the longest streets in the world is Yonge street. Listen in as I tell some of the more fun facts about Canada. Did you know that Canada is the most educated country in the world. Surprising right? I know.

• 1 million letters are sent to Canada for Santa.
• They are known for hockey
• License plates are shaped as polar bears.

Canada is known for being big. That is why a lot of Canada is forest. Shockingly Canada is bigger than European Union. The name "Canada" comes from the native American Iroquoin word "Kanata" which means village.

The country animal is the beaver. The highest mountain is Mount Logan Yukon. Wasaga beach is one of the longest fresh water beaches in the world.

Canadian Wilderness

Canada is home to some wild places and even wilder animals. Almost 9% of CAnada is made up of lakes. Most of the animals are free to roam around and prey off other animals. Their dangerous wilderness home to the largest concentration of snakes. The scariest animal is a cool bird named the Perigrine falcon.

Here are some ways to be safe in the Wild:

1.The more preparation you get the safe you'll be.

2.Before you strap on a backpack and plunge head-first into the nearest forest.

3.Only hike to the best of your ability.

4.Always notify a wilderness expert what your plans are before you go and do it.

5.It's not safe to go off your trail unless you have a local guide.

Canadian wilderness animals A-Z:

American bison pronghorn

Artic Hare reindeer

Badger Walrus

Cougar x-ray tetra

Deer yak

Elk zebra fish

Fox

Grizzly bear

Hare (rabbit)

lemming

Muskox

North American porcupine