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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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  Percé Rock in Quebec

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  Percé Rock is located near the town of Percé, which gives it its name. This large monolith is located 750 km from Quebec and more precisely, in the Gaspé Peninsula. Why does this monument attract so many tourists? Let's find out in this section.

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  The Old Port of Montreal

  Posted in: Iconic streets and neighborhoods of Canada

  In addition to its title as a World Heritage Site, Montreal is also home to a UNESCO World Heritage Site consisting of three buildings: the Old Port, the Old Town and the Citadel. These three sites can best be described as a group of UNESCO sites (with some overlapping areas), as they are all connected and located in the same place. However, each of these sites is notable for its individual historical value.

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  Visit Banff National Park in Canada

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  Banff National Park is located in the Rocky Mountains and is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This national park has many natural wonders that visitors can explore, including alpine forests, granite peaks, a lake stream, and ice caves. With everything from lakeside campsites to beginner trails, the park is absolutely stunning no matter what you decide to do. Banff's 300 kilometers of trails take hikers on scenic excursions through different areas of the mountain or let them choose...

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  The history of the Château de Frontenac

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  This hotel is an imposing presence in Quebec. Perched on a hill overlooking the city, with its airs of a fortress and its Victorian architecture, it resembles a castle or a French mansion. In addition to having witnessed several great moments in history, the Château Frontenac has also been an important film location. This symbol of Quebec City has a rich history, which we invite you to discover through this article.

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  Recipe for “Wild Blueberry Charlotte”

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  Wild blueberry charlotte is a recipe that celebrates the delicate and sweet flavors of this small blue fruit.

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  Where to watch whales in Canada?

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  Bordered by three oceans, Canada is a particularly favorable destination for spotting whales. In fact, more than 33 species are visible in its waters. In general, the summer months offer the most favorable weather and sea conditions to embark on an epic wildlife adventure. Do you dream of seeing these majestic animals with your own eyes? We give you some tips for your next excursion to see whales in Canada, depending on the species or the location.

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  Canada's Lobster Eldorado

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  The lobster is an animal that is mainly active at night. Generally, it takes shelter, in crevices or under rocks during the day and provides for its needs in depths of less than fifty meters. In Canada, the southern St. Lawrence and the waters of Nova Scotia are teeming with lobsters. Quebec and New Brunswick are also places rich in these crustaceans.

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  How to make pulled pork with maple syrup?

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  The gastronomy is in perpetual evolution with every day new recipes as succulent as each other. Among these many preparations, the pulled pork in maple syrup is undoubtedly one of the most adored. Do you want to wow the taste buds of the whole family with this culinary marvel? Discover here the different steps to make pulled pork with maple syrup.

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  Saskatoon Berry Pie

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, The desserts

  Taste Canada's most iconic pastry. This is Saskatoon's famous berry pie. It presents all the criteria that make it a quintessential Quebec delicacy. Let's discover it together.

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  The Nanaimo Bar

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  A dessert traditionally eaten in North America, the Nanaimo bar does not require cooking. It consists of three different layers. Also known as "Mabel's Bar", this delicacy is one of Canada's best culinary specialties. We will know more about this culinary specialty in these few lines.

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  Cranberry muffins

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  Discover the recipe for Canadian cranberry muffins. Buy all the corresponding products on the site.

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  Parmentier soup

  Posted in: Recipe from Canada, The soups

  Cook Canadian with this shepherd's pie recipe. Buy all the corresponding products on the site.

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  Anticosti Island in Canada

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  Anticosti Island, located at the eastern end of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, is the largest uninhabited island in Canada. It is one of the last great wilderness areas in eastern North America. It represents more than 12 % (i.e. 300,000 km2) of the total area of Quebec. The island has made headlines in recent years due to its oil production potential and plans by the Quebec provincial government to develop a liquefied natural gas industry on Anticosti Island.

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  Niagara Falls in Canada

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  Niagara Falls is a waterfall located on the Niagara River in the Township of Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario. It is one of the three great waterfalls and is one of the 7 wonders of nature in North America. Niagara Falls has not always been part of Canada. They were originally part of the territory of the United States which would later become the State of New York. Canada's control of this territory lasted only between 1841 and 1843, as it only relinquished its claims when Britain threatened to...

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  Sortilège and cranberry foie gras

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  Cook Canadian with this recipe for foie gras au torchon, Sortilège and Maple syrup. Buy all the corresponding products on the site.

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  Maple butter pancake

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  Cook Canadian with this Maple Butter Galette recipe. Buy all the corresponding products on the site.

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  Canada: a huge mustard seed producer

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  Mustard is one of the oldest condiments in the world. It gives taste and character to different recipes and preparations. It is an essential ingredient for successful mayonnaise, dressings and sauces. By crushing the seed, an oil is obtained which is used in the food industry. We know mustard well in France, but did you know that to date, the largest producer in the world remains Canada? We tell you more.

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  How to Immigrate to Canada: Process and Requirements

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  Currently, Canada is one of the countries with the largest immigration program in the world. In fact, each year, it welcomes nearly 400,000 immigrants from all over the world. Moreover, the objective of local authorities is to reach 100 million inhabitants by 2100. But why does Canada encourage immigration? As its economic and population growth slows, the country needs skilled workers to boost its labor market. To avoid the same disaster as Japan in 1990, it therefore uses external labor on a...

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  Post syrup: diluted or poor quality maple syrup!

  Posted in: All you need to know about maple syrup

  Post syrup refers to a sweet, golden syrup that tends to mimic maple syrup. We talk about "post" because it is not made from maple. A syrup that does not come from maple sap is called "post syrup".

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