Canada 150
Transcript: Happy 150 birthday Canada! By: Laura Lee Canada 150 Canada 150 It has been 150 years since Canada has joined together and made a country. 1967 was when Canada was born. It has developed into a loving, free, country. Here, I will show you a couple places in Canada where you would love to spend your summer in. These places are beautiful and you will love what you see. Sauble Beach Sauble Beach Location of Sauble Beach Sauble beach is an amazing place for a getaway. It is located in South Bruce Peninsula in the region of Southwestern of Ontario. There are many things you can do at Sauble Beach. You can go swimming, wind surfing, water-skiing and much more. The water is very shallow and warm so you don't have to worry about getting cold. It's also an amazing place to watch the sunset. If you don't feel like going for a swim, you can check out all the cool shops around the beach. There's lots of things you can do at this place. I'm interested in this place because it seems like you can do many things at this beach and it's exciting to visit a new place. The Forks The Forks The Forks is a historic place where people can enjoy the scenery. It is also a peaceful, green space that people can have meetings or special events. It also has lots of attractions like museums, parks, shops, stores, rides, etc. The Forks is located in Winnipeg, Manitoba. This spot was claimed as a National Historic Site in 1974, although this place wasn't technically human-made except for the attractions and other things. For over six thousand years, this place has been a natural meeting place for the First Nations People, and later, also a meeting place for European fur traders when they first came to Canada. It's also been a special place for the Metis, Scottish settlers, Pioneers, and later, tens of thousands of immigrants. I'm interested in this place because it just sounded like a weird name, and now, a place where you can relax and just have fun. Pictures of the Forks Market Tower, Candy in the Forks Market, Assinibone riverwalk, and rides Pictures of The Forks Pictures of The Forks Baffin Island Baffin Island Baffin Island is an island in Nunavut which holds plenty of wildlife and history to it. The Inuits who lived in this part of Nunavut where then eventually came the Vikings, who came to start a colony because Canada had the resources they needed to live with although, I don't think they lived here long because of the cold, harsh weather and limited resources. Nowadays, people travel here to take a look at the wildlife that's here. To be honest, when I was picking out this place for this assignment, I thought that Baffin Island would be part of a province. I never expected it to be part of Nunavut. The famous old Niagara Falls, a.k.a. Horseshoe Falls. Thousands of tourists come to Canada just to see the Falls. There are plenty of activities to do at the Falls like going on a journey behind the Falls on a cruise on the Hornblower cruise ship, riding the Clifton Hill skywheel, going on a tour in the Niagara helicopters, getting a view of Niagara Falls in the Skylon tower, trying out the Great Canadian Midway, shops, hotels, restaurants, souvenir shops and much more. Niagara Falls is located in the Niagara region and is one of the most famous attractions in Canada. Niagara Falls was formed by the Great Lakes at the end of the last ice age. Niagara Falls is important to Canadian history because lots of explorers from other countries came to the Falls before it was called Niagara Falls. Those explorers enjoyed the Falls as much as you did if you ever went there. There are also lots of myths about Niagara Falls. I've been to Niagara Falls every summer and i'm sure you have too. I would keep on going to go to Niagara Falls every summer. It's sort of like a tradition for me and my family. Niagara Falls Niagara Falls Pictures of Horseshoe Falls, The Hornblower, Niagara helicopters, Skylon Tower, Clifton Hill Skywheel, and Great Canadian Midway Pictures of Niagara Falls and some of its attractions Pictures of Niagara Falls and some of its attractions Hope you liked my presentation and learned many things. Thank you for watching! Conclusion Conclusion