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  The Canadian forest industry

  Posted in: Explore Canada

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  Canada is the world's second largest producer of wood. Its boreal forest occupies an area of 300 million hectares, located in the north of the country, it is considered the largest almost intact forest on the planet. It contributes to the production of wood in the country. The forest industry has a major influence on the country's economy, generating nearly $58 billion a year and providing thousands of jobs. Only 1 % forest territories are exploited each year, thus allowing the country to...

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  How to compose a real Canadian brunch

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, The morning toast

  Brunch is a meal between breakfast and lunch. Copious and rich, it is a late breakfast or an early lunch. Brunch is usually taken during the weekend. It is more substantial than the usual breakfast and it sticks enough in the belly to be considered as a lunch. Are you planning a special Canada brunch? Or are you looking for original ideas for your next brunch? Find out more about the Canadian brunch through our article.

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  What is a Canadian well?

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  The Canadian well, also known as the Provençal well or climatic well, is a system which aims to ventilate, cool and heat a house via a geothermal air-ground exchanger. In winter, it heats the air in a building, while in summer it cools it. This technique, still unknown, is however very appreciated for its ecological character, its practicality as well as its effectiveness. To find out a little more, we show you everything you need to know about the Canadian well.

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  Canada's favorite drinks

  Posted in: Canadian spirits

  Each country has its own consumer habits and preferences. In Canada, it is safe to say that the drink of choice of the population is coffee. Canadians have a truly special relationship with coffee, which they love in all its forms. Next come non-alcoholic beverages of all kinds. They also like certain spirits and alcohols. We tell you more through this article.

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  How are order kiosks revolutionizing the dining experience in Canada?

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  Over the years, the restaurant industry has seen many innovations, including the introduction of order kiosks in restaurants. This technology has revolutionized the dining experience in Canada by providing customers with a more personalized and efficient experience. Here is an article that discusses the subject in more detail.

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  Why do Canadians build their homes out of wood?

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  But it's not just a question of availability, there are practical and economic reasons why Canadians prefer wood for their homes. It dates back to early French and British settlers who used local resources to construct homes and buildings. Nonetheless, wood is a building material with several advantages, making it a natural choice for builders and homeowners. Even today, wood continues to be a very popular building material throughout the country.

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  The best beaches in Canada

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  Beaches are not the first type of place that comes to mind when talking about Canada. The country still has some beautiful beaches. We invite you to discover them with us. Through this article, we will go from coast to coast to the lake beaches of Canada. If the ocean beaches are the most beautiful and spectacular, the beaches of its innumerable lakes - excluding glacier lakes - are the most suitable for swimming.

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  Canada, a country rich in native plants

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  Canada is a country that abounds in natural wealth, including its native flora which presents exceptionally varied and diversified plants. Native plants are those that have evolved naturally in a given environment, without human intervention. Their presence in an ecosystem is therefore important for maintaining the natural balance and the survival of the animal species that depend on it. Canada has many native plants, some of which are endemic to certain regions of the country, meaning they...

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  The main species of wood in Canada

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  Canada has a vast forest, which contributes to its economy, in particular thanks to the forest industry. The Canadian forest has more than a hundred softwood species of exceptional quality. These are very useful in different industrial sectors, such as construction, manufacturing of wooden products and carpentry. Some tree species are used more than others. Find out in this article which ones they are.

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  The canadian beaver

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  The Canada beaver or Canadian beaver is the largest rodent in North America and around the world. It is an essentially nocturnal herbivorous mammal living in semi-aquatic environments. Apart from humans, beavers are the only mammals that shape their environment. Expert in building dams and huts, this animal is a very effective helper in natural areas and forests. To learn more about the Canadian beaver, we invite you to discover everything you need to know about it.

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  Canadian trappers, stories and evolutions

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  Trappers have played an important role in Canadian history. Also known as "coureurs des bois", they were excellent explorers and hunters, scouring vast expanses of wilderness to find furry animals to trap. At the beginning of the 17th century, brown gold fever reached the settlers, and the beaver fur trade quickly developed, confirming the importance of this activity which has become a Canadian heritage. Trappers were often forced to venture alone into the depths of Native American...

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  Spices from Canada's boreal forests

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  The term spices certainly conjures up images of exotic lands such as Asia, Mexico, the Middle East or archipelagos in the oceans. However, the countries of the North also have their own spices, some of which grow wild. In Canada, it is the spices of the Canadian boreal forests. They are mainly found in Quebec, in Gaspésie or in the Lac Saint-Jean region. Most of them are medicinal plants. We invite you to discover some of them in this article.

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  Discover major Canadian cities

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  Canada has many cities, each more interesting than the next. In this article, we will explore the essential cities of the country, by their history, their economic or strategic importance. Do you dream of moving to Canada or immigrating there? We will also tell you about the most multicultural metropolises to help you in your choice.

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  Sugar time in Quebec

  Posted in: All you need to know about maple syrup

  Products made from maple sap are at the heart of time, or the season, of sugars. You should know that Quebec supplies more than two-thirds of the world's maple syrup production. The sugaring off season is thus a very Quebec period. The traditions attached to it are of particular importance for the region and its inhabitants.

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  The health applications of maple water

  Posted in: All you need to know about maple syrup

  Maple water, made from the pure sap of the maple tree, is not as sweet or syrupy as the maple syrup we are all familiar with. Apart from its particular and very slightly sweet taste, it is also loaded with plant-based nutrients and minerals. In addition to being a very hydrating drink, maple water also has many other health benefits.

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  Canada's Best Beers

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  Do you like Canadian beers? Or would you like to discover them? We have prepared a small list of our best suggestions in terms of beers produced in Canada. You will mainly find the big names in Canadian beer, some of which are available on our site. You will also find craft beers and more amazing flavors.

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  The best icewines produced in Canada

  Posted in: Canada vineyard

  Icewine is made from the harvest of frozen grapes. Although this technique is not Canadian, the country is today known for the quality of its ice wines. The conditions are indeed met there to allow the production of ice wine. This complex drink is a real concentrate of tastes, smells and flavors. Do you want to discover this sweet wine from the great cold? We have prepared our list of the best ice wines produced in Canada.

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  The best ice ciders produced in Canada

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  Ice cider is obtained thanks to the intense cold of the country, just like ice wine. In Canada, it is mainly produced in Quebec. Good apples and harsh winters are needed to produce this complex drink. Rich in aromas, it is also syrupy, acidic and sweet in taste. We have prepared our selection of the best ice ciders for you. Some are available on our online store, do not hesitate to discover them.

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  Going to Canada with the family: a fascinating vacation!

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  Going to Canada as a family is a very good initiative for those who want to discover new horizons. This fascinating country offers a variety of breathtaking landscapes. It also offers many outdoor activities for tourists and vacationers. In addition, Canadians' sense of hospitality is recognized worldwide. This makes it a welcoming place for foreign visitors. In addition, Canadian cities are safe, clean and offer a multitude of attractions for all ages. Discover in this article why Canada...

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  Eating in a sugar shack in Quebec, a must!

  Posted in: Explore Canada

  The sugar shack in Quebec is an essential culinary tradition for locals and tourists. This unique experience allows you to discover the culture and flavors of the province by tasting typical dishes. Most are made with maple syrup, the province's sweet star. For the inhabitants of the province, joining this gathering place is an annual ritual. It is also an opportunity for them to share the culture and history of Quebec with visitors and tourists. These establishments are often located in the...

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