What does the national flag of Canada mean?

The red maple leaf represents the people and is called "the country of maple leaves". The red on both sides symbolizes the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean, and the white symbolizes the vast territory.

Canada, the northernmost country in North America, was originally inhabited by Indians and Inuit. The territory covers an area of 9.98 million square kilometers, ranking second in the world, and Canada is known as the "Maple Leaf Country".

The land area is the second largest country in the world, second only to Russia. This country, which is bigger than China, has only one fortieth of the population of China, and is a famous immigrant country.

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Canada was originally inhabited by Indians and Inuit. /kloc-After the 6th century, British and French colonists invaded and became British colonies. 1926 Britain recognized its "equal status" and gained the right of diplomatic independence. 193 1 became a member of the Commonwealth. 1982, the Queen of England signed the Canadian Constitution Act, and the Canadian Parliament gained all the rights to constitute and amend the Constitution.

West to the Pacific Ocean, east to the Atlantic Ocean, north to the Arctic Ocean, northeast to Greenland, Denmark, east to Saint Pierre and Miquelon Islands in France, south to the United States and northwest to Alaska. The territory covers an area of 9,984,670 square kilometers, ranking second in the world, and the population is mainly concentrated along the southern Great Lakes. Famous cities include Toronto and Vancouver.

They are mainly of European descent such as Britain and France, with indigenous people accounting for about 3%, and the rest are of Asian, Latin American and African descent. English and French are both official languages.

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