Canada
Canada is a country in North America. Its ten provinces and three territories extend from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean and northward into the Arctic Ocean, covering over 9.98 million square kilometres, making it the world's second-largest country by total area.
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Art Brooks
Ice hockey player
Guylaine St-Onge
Canadian actress
Thomas J. Bata
Czech-Canadian businessman ‧ Tomáš Baťa's son
Sonja Bata
Swiss businesswoman
Kenneth O. May
American mathematician
Roman Toi
Canadian composer
Clifford McEwen
Emil Krukowicz-Przedrzymirski
Polish general
Robert Laxer
Canadian psychologist
George Flahiff
Ulas Samchuk
Ukrainian writer
Taras Bulba-Borovets
Russian-Ukrainian writer
Harold Leslie Edwards
Canadian pilot
Andrew Edward McKeever
Alfred Atkey
Bobby Pearce
Olympic athlete
Ben Dunkelman
Military officer
Man Sai-cheong
Legislator
Norm Hacking
Canadian singer-songwriter
Allen Linden
Former President of the Law Reform Commission of Canada
Tadeusz Sawicz
Polish fighter pilot
Allen M. Tough
Canadian educator
John Cerutti
Baseball player
William Balfour
Politician
Roy Worters
Ice hockey goaltender
Louise Bennett-Coverley
American guitarist
Kenny MacLean
Canadian musician
Isabella Valancy Crawford
Canadian writer
Lyman Melvin Jones
Former Mayor of Winnipeg
Gordon Sinclair
Canadian journalist
Ed Mirvish
Canadian businessman
B. B. Gabor
Canadian-Hungarian singer
Ruth Lowe
Canadian pianist
John Bayne Maclean
Mariss Vētra
Latvian opera singer
Arthur Sweatman
Arnold Smith
Canadian diplomat
William Warren Baldwin
Doctor
Koba Prime
France Sodja
Slovene-Yugoslavian poet
Gord Barwell
John Joseph Lynch
Patterson Hume
Computer scientist
Kenneth Thomson, 2nd Baron . . .
László Cserépy
Hungarian screenwriter
Roman Danylak
Blagoje Bratić
Footballer