Is Canada a developed country?
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No, of course not, they all live in iglooes and travel by dogsled.\nThey have to go out into the winter wasteland and kill their food so they can eat. They tend to live on whale, seals and polar bears, rats and rabbits.\nThey have no supermarkets, so they eat whatever is around such as leaves, pine needles and weeds, they tend to gather and graze on wild grasses.\nNone of them work because they tend to sit around drinking beer and ale.\nThey have never seen a computer or anything electronic because they still use the water wheel to generate power. All of this power is then used to make beer and ale.\nIn Canada it snows 11.5 months of the year and the snow is always at least 8 feet deep, during the .5 of a month that it is not snowing they wash their clothes and make beer and ale. \nThey still hunt for food using bows and arrows and spears, unfortunately the Canadians have not still discovered metal, so all of their weapons are made with sharpened stones. This presents great difficulty because all of the stones are under at least 8 feet of snow. \nOf course Canada is a developed country, we are just not as ignorant of the rest of the world as Americans.
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Canada is not the richest country in the world!\nI wouldn't say the US is either.\nThere are many kinds of Riches to be had.\nNorway and Sweden have phenomenal health care at that is why they rank higher than us. Dubai, has more money per person than anywhere else, and it is kinda a micronation.\n\nI would say the richest country on Earth is Cameroon.\nThey have 30/30/30 Muslim/Christian/Pagan rate. They have an amazing amount of culture. And unlike ALL of their neighbors they have enjoyed peace and "relative" prosperity for over 40 years.\n\nLike Canada, Cameroon is the only country that has both (and only) English and French as it's official languages.\n\nI think they are the most wonderful people on Earth, with Canadians being a close second, followed by the nice old Minnesotans.\n\nRiches of the heart cannot be bought.
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Central America and South Asia aren't countries (but the countries in those regions are developing).  China would be considered a developing country (China's tough because part of it is advanced and part of it still seems stone-age).  Israel's certainly NOT a developing country.  I'd go with the countries in central and south America and south Asia while staying away from the ones you've heard of before (China, India, Pakistan -- hard to call a nuclear power a developing country) and staying away from the countries in Africa.
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139 years.  Canada won its independence from England in 1867.
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OH CANADA ALL THE WAY!  free health care, good education, wonderful wildlife, clean air, nice ppl a it's liked around the world.  its always top 5 in best education or best country to live.  i don't even know if the US makes it onto the lists. however there are some nice parts in the US but overall Canada is where its at.\n\nIn response to democracy, Canada's govt is way more fair and equal than the US.  look at the electoral voting system in the US.  and Canada doesn't have a senate.
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The estimated population of Canada as of today is around 32, 438, 762.
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No.  Canada is a lot more like Europe than America in many ways.  What they should do is form a united currency which would cut a lot of the costs out of trade.
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Canada WAAAY better. more stability, less crime, less prejudice, less corrupt government etc etc etc US is ok, but Canada is great!
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Canada has been ranked as the best nation to live in from the point of political, cultural, intellectual, the arts, education, civil rights etc for many years running with Norway a close second.  And for political and economic reasons there are more emmigrants from Asia than anywhere else.
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Canada - settled in a similar fashion to the US, more or less similar in population structure and similar economic systems.
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i like canada.  so yes.
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Inhabited first by Aboriginal peoples, Canada was founded as a union of British and former French colonies. Canada gained independence from the United Kingdom in an incremental process that began in 1867 and ended in 1982.\n\nRead more about it for specifics in the source I listed.
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where in canada? Its a big country.
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No. Only USA but Canada has an active immigration program and most people with some work experience and decent education qualify for immigration
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Canada is a member of the Commonwealth group of nations.  So is Britain and nearly every other country that used to be in the British Empire.  \n\nHowever Canada is independent these days and not a "commonwealth of Britian".
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Canada is so new, it can't be the first multicultural country. You should study the past empires.
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None.  Canada is not a viable place to live, eh?