Touristic places 

1. Niagara Falls (Ontario):
• Huge, powerful waterfalls you can see up close on boat tours. 
2. Banff National Park and Lake Louise (Alberta):
• Beautiful mountains, turquoise lakes, and places to hike and ski.
3. CN Tower (Toronto, Ontario):
• Tall tower with amazing views of the city and a glass floor you can walk on.
4. Old Quebec (Quebec City, Quebec):
• Historic area with old buildings and cobblestone streets that feel like Europe.
5. Stanley Park (Vancouver, British Columbia):
• Big city park with beaches, gardens, and a scenic seawall for walking and biking.
6. The Rocky Mountains (Alberta and British Columbia):
• Famous mountains great for hiking, skiing, and seeing wildlife.
7. Parliament Hill (Ottawa, Ontario):
• Where Canada's government works, with impressive buildings and a guard ceremony.
8. Montreal's Old Port (Montreal, Quebec):
• Historic area with cute streets, cafes, shops, and river views.
9. Prince Edward Island:
• Known for red sand beaches and the "Anne of Green Gables" story.
10. Gros Morne National Park (Newfoundland and Labrador):
• National park with dramatic cliffs, fjords, and unique landscapes.

These spots show Canada's natural beauty and interesting history.

National food

Poutine: It's like a cozy meal made with French fries, cheese, and gravy.

Maple Syrup: A sweet syrup from maple trees, perfect on pancakes or waffles.

BeaverTails: Tasty pastries that look like a beaver's tail, with sweet toppings.

Butter Tarts: Small pastries with a sweet, gooey filling, sometimes with raisins or nuts.

Nanaimo Bars: Dessert bars with layers of yummy stuff like chocolate and custard.

Tourtière: A special meat pie often eaten during holidays.

Bannock: Flatbread that you can have fried or baked, served with different toppings.