Six Surprising Facts about Canada You Didn’t Know

Canada has one of the most interesting cultures, from unusual food, snake-filled territories, to historic buildings there’s a secret everywhere. If you have been planning to travel here, then it would be wise on your path if you start doing some research about Canada so that you don’t go haywire on reaching up there.

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Find here more facts about Canada that you may have never come across before:

• Churchill is Canada’s polar bear capital. Owing to its frozen topography this region is ideal for polar bears and is home to more than 25000 polar bears.
• Canada is the first country that has a landing pad dedicated to UFOs. This landing pad is located in St. Paul – Alberta, opened in 1967, and weighs up to 130 tons. It has a concrete structure and will be opened in 2067.
• Canada is home to some of the biggest national parks and reserves in the world ranging from Wood Buffalo National Park (44,807 sq km), Ukkusiksalik National Park, the Auyuittuq National Park, the Aulavik National Park, Wapusk National Park, Torngat Mountains National Park, Banff National Park, etc.
• About 90 % of Canada remains largely uninhabited. Devon Island situated in the Baffin Bay, Canada is the world’s largest uninhabited island.
• The world's largest nonmilitary border stretches between Canada and the United States. It stretches for almost 5,525 miles and the border between Canada and Alaska measures about 2,475 kilometers.
• The word Canada originated from the Huron-Iroquois word- Kanata which stands for village or settlement. It was named by a French explorer –Jacques Cartier in 1535.

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