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Canada Celebrities
Canada: Industries to Celebrities
Recently published in “The Star.com” and “National Post” Canada was awarded the well deserved title of second coolest country. Out of a total of sixty countries, many Canadians were not surprised by the second place rank. That could only be expected as most citizens of Canada are familiar with the advantages of the diverse country. However, more people, near and far, should be aware of what an dominant country Canada is. Canada is arguably a “cool” place for everyone in a variety of ways, specific to every individual. In Canada, the distinct talent of every individual is valued, respected, and catered to. Canada would not be where it is today without each individual contributing unique efforts, so all contributions

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