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Personal Narrative: My First Canadian Experience
Today, I am going to grant to you my first Canadian experience and what's more the things that have surprised me all through my concentrates, particularly the atmosphere and nature in Canada.

I might need to say that when I at first moved to Canada, the prospect that I had in my mind was one of a representation picture of Niagara Falls and Maple trees shading. This was a result of the way that I had a photograph on my kitchen refrigerator while I was living in Vadodara city, India. I had for quite a while been tingling to live in a country where there was the opportunity to do different outside games and the chance to experience nature. Thus, Canada transformed into the country where I found this open entryway.

I arrived there in the midst

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