According to the United Nations and the Economic Information Service, Canada is one of the best countries in the world in terms of quality of life. With a population of more than 36 million, the country stands out for its openness, high standard of living, the vitality of its economy and the beauty of its vast landscapes that stretch from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean, to the Arctic Ocean.
In this United Nations survey, Canada is reaping a lot from its education system, its universal health care system and its public safety system. In fact, Canada's largest cities - Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary and Ottawa - are recognized as first-class cities for satisfying working conditions, hygiene, safety, unique cultural diversity and the attractive lifestyle.
Fundamental human rights, socio-economic and cultural wealth, and a superior quality of life have made Canada a great home and destination for the future.
The best way to describe Canada would be to quote Canada's Prime Minister, the Right Honorable Justin Trudeau, who told Canadians and the world:
"Our country is that of those who were the first to populate it and that of those who came after. Our greatest pride is to be able to come here from anywhere in the world and make a living there. It does not matter which country you come from, which religion you practice, or which person you love. You are all welcome to Canada.
You know, when we go out to discover other countries, many of us have on their backpacks a little Canadian flag. But we all already have the maple leaf engraved in our hearts. It's a quiet, quiet sign of pride that comes from being aware of how fortunate we are to be citizens of Canada, the most beautiful country on earth. "