Canada

The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland once ruled Canada. Canada is an independant nation but is part of the British Commonwealth. France also ruled over a large part of what became Canada. They settled the East Coast and Quebec and remained until the 7 Years War when the French lost on the Plains of Abraham to the British. If you stretch history back, you could also say the Vikings settled small parts of Canada with their early settlements in Vineland. But this occurred before the word Canada was created. Before European contact, each area of Canada was controlled by distinct First Nations tribes. There were 6 groups that controlled Canada: Woodland First Nations, Iroquoian First Nations, Plains First Nations, Plateau First Nations, Pacific Coast First Nations and the First Nations of the Mackenzie and Yukon River Basins.

The capital of Canada is Ottawa and the largest city is Toronto.

There is a probationary period from the date that the policy is sold and accepted. If the applicant lied on the insurance form and dies during that period, the insurance company investigates (they always do, to my knowledge, when there is a death), and finds the lie, the company is obligated to pay ONLY the premiums paid to the date of death. If the insured dies as a smoker AFTER the probationary period, my experience in reading TONS of policies is that the company has to pay the full benefit.Smoking vs. Non-smokingI am not an expert on all companies life policies, so you might ask your agent or company about your policy specifically. However, what typically happens is that if you have had a policy with the rate of a non-smoker for more than two years and need to file a claim, and the insurance company discovers that you are and have been a smoker, the company may take part of the death benefit to pay the difference in back premium between a smoker and non-smoker. So, in essence, the death benefit will be smaller to pay the back smoker premiums. The reason two years makes a difference is because the incontestability clause may play a part in how the death benefit is paid or not-paid. In this case, it may not play a role. I would ask either a company representative anonymously or maybe even your agent.More input from FAQ Farmers:There is legal precedent here. New York Life denied a claim in Pennsylvania when they showed that the decedent insured lied about his smoking habit on the application. The estate of the decedent asked that the benefit be reduced to that which would have been purchased by the premium under a smokers rate. The insurance company refused, pointing out that they must rely on the truthfulness of statements made on the application, and permitting decedents to benefit unfairly, with no risk to themselves, causes the price of insurance coverage to increase for everyone else. I should not have to pay a higher premium because of others dishonesty. The judge found in favor of the insurance company, and the company refunded the premiums paid to the estate of the decedent.The issue is one of misrepresentation on the application. An insurance has the right to rely upon the material representations made by a prospective insured on the application, and does not have an obligation to independently investigate their veracity. The representations, including health history, habits, and activities have a bearing upon the risk that that the insurer is assuming when it issues the policy and the premium that it charges. Naturally, the same factors would not apply to all types of policies (for example, smoking would not be an issue for an auto policy).

Canada has been a country for 147 years. The first attempt at colonization occurred in 1000 A.D. by the Norsemen. There was no further European exploration until 1497 A.D. when the Italian sailor John Cabot came along. It then started being inhabited by more Europeans. Canada was finally established as a country in 1867. It is 148 years old as of July 1 2015.

This will vary widely depending upon the type of practice, the geographic location, the amount of experience, clinic ownership status and any additional certification or specialty. However, a very rough average would be between CA,000 and CA,000.

A Canadian Passport is required for Canadians intending to visit Portugal. The passport must be valid for at least three months beyond the date of your expected departure from the country.Tourist Visa: Not required (for stays less than 90 days in the Schengen Area)Business Visa: Not required (for stays less than 90 days in the Schengen Area)Student Visa: Required

The Office of the Postmaster General of Canada has been abolished.

In Montreal, you will find them at Boutique Maï at 4832 boulevard St-Laurent. Soon they will be offered online as well. You can also order them by phone at 438-938-0591

Canadian National Canductiors in British Columbia , Canada make ,000-,000 a year.

CN Engineers in BC make ,000 - ,000 a year.

A small preditor named Rasyu Tiuser(scientific name) eats squirrels in Canada. Rasyu Tiuser is an animal originally brought from South Africa , and it has succeed in breeding to a large enough number to survive.

Other preditors of squirrels include Godzilla , King Kong , and superman

I dont think so.

ANS 2 -Staples Canada is an office and stationery store, no clothing.

Like the maple leaf, the beaver is a symbol of Canada s unity. Maple trees grow in all ten provinces and three territories. Beavers live in all ten provinces and three territories.

Furthermore, the beaver is a symbol of industiousness. It is always busy building dams and tending to them.

The beaver is also an important Canadian historical icon. Beaver pelts were an important trade item and the source of wealth in the early days of what is now Canada.

because it is really cold in Canadian shield

No, there isnt an ocean named after him- only a river. See related links for more information.

Hes the Prime Minister of Canada .

Depends on what you want to do. Toronto has a great lake, beaches and many theatres and museums. -Best of all it has (nearby) Canada s Wonderland. -A HUGE theme park, like Disney -but better ! Best 16 rollercoasters in North America . -The Great Canadian Minebuster, Dragonfire - and 14 others . - -forget Disney, come to Canadas Wonderland .