Canadian Flag

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The many strong morals and diversities which runs deep within the Canadian population allows Canada to withhold a unique type of culture. Unlike many countries, Canada does not have one specific culture, rather a collection of multiple ones; from the moment Canada became a colony of the United Kingdom, Canada had countless diffèrent types people coming together to create the great country the world knows today. From having a spectacular landscape, diverse population, and the acceptance and morality is what makes Canada one of the most unique and beautiful countries in the world.

I chose to create the Canadian flag because, to me, it is one of the most well known Canadian objects in the world. I’ve traveled to many far off lands, and no matter the language or the type of people I am surrounded by; to them, Canadians are known to be one of the nicest groups of individuals in the world. On multiple occasions I had been seeked out purely for the fact that I was wearing a Canadian flag on my backpack or bunnyhug. When I was finally found, people from all over the world would treat me with the utmost respect and caring because they knew that Canada is one of the good guys when it comes to nations now-a-days. Being such a simple flag, two red stripes with a red maple leaf sandwiched in between the …show more content…

The Indigenous population of Canada is one of the most forgotten about groups Canada has. Yes, we are beginning to recognise and apologise for the mistakes our great nation has made in the past, but we often forget that the Europeans were not the first living beings on Canadian soil. We had treated them so poorly throughout history; with assimilation, poor living arrangements, and the broken promises made, we as a nation owe them so much yet never seem to give them what they deserve: their rights and freedoms as the rightful first owners of Canada. This was the least I could do for

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