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Moving around in Canada - transportation

Railway transport is divided into two types: transcontinental – along the border with America, and vertical, which is, from north to south respectively. Rail freight transport mainly predominates, with the most developed located in the south-eastern industrial regions of the country. Although, in some regions, commuter trains, as well as interregional passenger trains are very popular. The wagons in the trains are comfortable and quite clean. Major cities in Canada have a metro. Montreal and Toronto have four metro lines, linking both the country’s far regions and the largest shopping centers. In Vancouver the SkyTrain system prevails, which is also referred to as the “easy metro” system. A system of this type in Canada is the longest in the world, with fully automated control mode. … Open

Economy roadmap of Canada

A few years ago, tourism in Canada was at a fairly low level. But, since the beginning of the 2000’s, a huge number of tourists from the United States of America have come to Canada. Consequently, the tourism industry has also developed. A special attraction for tourists is the legalization of casinos in Canada. The unemployment rate in Canada is 7%. Canada’s GDP per capita as of last year is $ 48,443. An average family earns about $ 25,000 a year, and the average salary of each citizen is about $ 3,700. A fairly serious problem for Canada is its small population density. As a result of this, huge resources are spent on the delivery of certain goods. Accordingly, prices of food products, clothing, and equipment are much higher than in the USA. … Open