what are the initials for canada?
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"CA" is used for the national internet domain and as the abbreviation for the country in most database programs. "CDN" is used as Canada's code for automobiles - if a Canadian vehicle is driven in Europe temporarily, it needs a "CDN" sticker to show the license plate is Canadian.
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['A word or design mark. ... ', 'A certification mark. ... ', 'A distinguishing guise.']
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['Canada.', 'United Kingdom.', 'France.', 'Morocco.', 'Japan.', 'United States of America (under the name The American Adventure)', 'Italy.', 'Germany.']
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Québec, City of Québec, Quebec City. According to the Geographical Names Board of Canada, the names of virtually all Canadian cities and towns have only one official form. Thus, the capital city of the province of Quebec is spelled Québec, with an accented é, in both English and French.
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Proper Nouns and Titles Names (first, middle, and last) start with a capital letter: Victor Hugo. Geographical proper names (countries, regions, cities, rivers, mountains, seas, etc.) also start with a capital letter: France, Alsace, Paris, la Seine, les Alpes, la Méditerranée.
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['Australia. Her Majesty is Queen of Australia. ... ', 'The Bahamas. Her Majesty is Queen of The Bahamas. ... ', 'Barbados. Her Majesty is Queen of Barbados. ... ', 'Belize. Her Majesty is Queen of Belize. ... ', 'Canada. Her Majesty is Queen of Canada. ... ', 'Grenada. ... ', 'Jamaica. ... ', 'New Zealand.']
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Canada doesn't have zip codes like the USA does. Canada uses postal codes similar to this one ( T6X 0Z4). The first letter indicates the province, i.e. T tells us that it is in Alberta. Each subsequent number and letter narrows the area down to a city or town and so on to a street and building.
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['federal.', 'provincial or territorial.', 'municipal (city)']
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["Inuit-Yupik-Unangan (Eskimo-Aleut) Unangan (Aleut) Alutiiq (Sugpiaq) Central Alaskan Yup'ik (with Cup'ik and Cup'ig) St. Lawrence Island Yupik. Inupiaq.", 'Athabaskan-Eyak-Tlingit (Na-Dene) Tlingit. Eyak. Athabaskan. Ahtna. Denaʼina. Deg Xinag. Holikachuk. Upper Kuskokwim. Koyukon. ... ', 'Haida.', 'Tsimshian.']
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['1-855-955-3545 (within BC only)', '1-778-309-4630 (outside B.C.)']
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['Chipewyan.', 'Cree.', 'English.', 'French.', "Gwich'in.", 'Inuinnaqtun.', 'Inuktitut.', 'Inuvialuktun.']
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['New Brunswick - Fredericton.', "Newfoundland and Labrador - St. John's.", 'Nova Scotia - Halifax.', 'Ontario - Toronto.', 'Prince Edward Island - Charlottetown.', 'Quebec - Quebec City.']
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The Government of Canada recommends that all-numeric dates in both English and French use the YYYY - MM - DD format codified in ISO 8601. The Standards Council of Canada also specifies this as the country's date format.
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Canada has 2 official languages: English and French. You must provide proof of your language skills in either language. When you are applying for Canadian citizenship, you must prove that you know enough of either French or English so that you can understand other people and they can understand you.
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['per-ni-cious.', 'per-ni-ci-o-us.', 'per-ni-ci-o-u-s.']
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C.E., the abbreviation for "Common Era" is used to mark time in the same way. B.C. means "before Christ" and B.C.E. stands for "Before the Common Era".
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['The beaver. ... ', 'The Coat of Arms. ... ', 'The Maple Leaf Tartan.', 'The maple tree.', 'The national anthem.', 'The national flag.', 'The national horse.', 'The national sports.']