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Gateway to Canada
English level: Intermediate to Advanced
Viginia L. Sauvé and Monique Sauvé
Description
A fascinating insight into Canada's history, life and culture.
How can it be used?
- As a classroom reading text.
- For self-study at home.
Who is it for?
- Students who want to find out more about Canada.
Key features
- The book covers the early history of Canada, its government and economy, cultures, and everyday life.
- It includes a section on Canadians who have contributed significantly to their country, or to the world.
- Each of Canada's provinces is explored, providing information on geography, history, people and lifestyle.
- Quick Facts page at the beginning of each section provides an interesting introduction and summary.
- Colourful illustrations and photographs bring the text to life.
- Vocabulary and comprehension exercises help students to get the most out of their reading.
- Discussion points get students talking about the text and stimulate cross-cultural comparisons.
- Common Canadian word and expressions are explained.
- Ideas are included for debates, research projects, and activities for further investigation.
Contents
Early Beginnings
Contemporary Canada: An Introduction
The Mosaic of Canada
The Pacific Coast/British Columbia
The Prairies/Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba
Central Canada/Ontario
Quebec
The Maritimes and Newfoundland
The North
The People of Canada
Challenges to Canadians for the Future
ISBN index
Gateway to Canada 978-0-19-541152-2
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