Canadian Informative Speech

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Hello my fellow classmates today my speech will be on weird facts about Canada. Number one, did you know the Canadian Royal Mint created a coin with the face value of $1 Million. The coin itself is made of 99.99% gold and weighs over 220 lbs. I don’t know a lot about coins but who would want a 1-million-dollar coin, like it’s you can go to McDonald's and buy 1 million cookies, because I am almost positive that you can’t. Number two, did you know that 30% of Canada is actually occupied by forest, I don’t know about you guys but I wouldn't mind going to the biggest forest and playing a giant game of man hunt. Number three, ok everyone gets mad when an American says "Eh" to mock us, well next time they say that tell them we use Eh as an end of …show more content…
Ewww who puts avocado on their poutine that just wrecks it. Number nine, Author A.A. Milne based the loveable bear on a real bear from Winnipeg, Manitoba. So that means that Winnie the pooh is real, oh my gosh we need to find him. Number ten, ok this one I can kind of believe Canada makes 77% of the whole worlds maple syrup. Number eleven, did you also know that Canada has an annual bathtub race, to be honest I thought it was a joke but I searched it up and turns out Canada does have an annual bathtub race. Number twelve, 35% of Vancouver’s population is foreign born It has the highest population of Asians in any North American city. Wouldn’t mind going to china town. Number thirteen, did u also know that People in Churchill leave their car doors unlocked in case their neighbors need to make a quick escape from polar bears. I’m not sure if that’s a good thing so your neighbors can get away or if it’s a bad thing because anyone can rob it. Number Fourteen, Kraft Dinner is actually the top-selling grocery item in the country and Canadians consume 55% more of it than Americans

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