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About Canada .... For seven consecutive years, the United Nations has chosen Canada as the best country in the world in which to live. Satisfy your curiosity and enhance your knowledge about this remarkable country with the numerous resources found here. . More   Canada's newest territory is a reality. Yet it already has a history, rich and colorful. It is the history of the Inuit who originally inhabited this land, by turns rich and sparse, and of the qallunaat who arrived in their changing quests for a sea route westward, for whales, for furs and other natural resources, and finally to stay. It is a history of the three regions of Nunavut... More   Eskimos refer to themselves as Inuit, "The People." Residing from the Aleutian Islands west of Alaska, across arctic Canada and into Greenland, the Inuit represent the most widespread native population in the world. They have very similar cultural and physical characteristics, however, because the environment is so similar within this massive region. Mainly coastal, the area consists of shallow basins with rivers flowing through and many islands covered with permanent ice and mountain glaciers. The treeless shores provide no wind protection, making travel virtually impossible at times. Temperatures are below freezing for eight or nine months of the year. And total precipitation is so slight that the area nearly qualifies as desert. The creation of the Territory of Nunavut on April 1, 1999 changed the map of Canada. Nunavut, will covers the vast eastern and central Arctic regions across Canada's North. Nunavut was carved out of the present day Northwest Territories. Nunavut covers 1,900,000 square kilometres - roughly one-fifth of Canada's land mass.The Inuit have survived in one of the world's harshest environments for millennia. The Miracle Channel Canada's first Christian TV station   We can Empower Revival ...Every day we see stadiums and buildings filled with people who come to enjoy a sports game or a music concert. Most believe they have paid for the tickets in order to be entertained, but the reality is that their ticket purchase has empowered the players on the field or the performers on the stage. Without the ticket purchase, the event would simply not occur. Likewise, believers in Christ can empower revival. When we partner with ministries that are called for a specific purpose, our financial support is empowering that particular work. Our mission statement is: "To change the spiritual temperature of Canada through twenty-four-hour Holy Spirit-filled Christian television." Our Nation's Destiny  Dick and Joan Dewert, President and Founders CJIL-TV, The Miracle Channel

Welcome to our Canadian friends and co-laborers in Christ! It is my great pleasure to be at your service in your very own Canadian office of CRI. Our job is to provide Canadians with the same opportunities Americans have - to receive the Bible Answer Man Program in major centers, to have access to the same excellent resources CRI carries, and to be available to answer your questions about the cults, the occult and general Biblical difficulties. From the desk of Stefan Butikofer, Executive Director

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