Of the 10 most respected countries in the world, why is Canada the first?

I haven't read the relevant reports, so I will comment on my personal feelings.

Because Canada is an immigrant country with all races, but there has never been serious racial discrimination or conflict, which is an achievement in itself. The official languages are English and French, and even Cantonese is discussed as the official language. This shows that this country is very receptive.

Canada has simple folk customs and pays attention to mutual respect no matter what it does. Take learning to drive as an example. The first sentence my coach taught me on the road was "respect driving". Their principle is that it's your fault if you double the line or turn and let others brake. One thing I personally experienced was that in a residential area (only the main roads in Canada have traffic lights, others are "stop" signs, and whoever stops first will go first), I stopped with another car almost at the same time and wanted him to go first, but I gave in for nearly a minute before crossing the intersection first. This shows that. Of course, big cities are poorer. In small cities and villages, mutual kindness will make you fall in love with this place involuntarily.

Because Canada and the United States have defense regulations, Canada only keeps a very small amount of weapons and equipment, and even joint operations are mainly based on logistics. How many big countries in the world are like this?

Canada's environmental protection is very good (the lack of people is also one of the reasons), and many places are basically original, so there are warning signs for animals in many places (I almost hit a deer)

I hope I can help you, please adopt what you like, thank you ~