What is the origin of the name Canada?

Ontario , the British Colony was named Upper Canada and Quebec the French colony , Lower Canada. This was based on the St. Lawrence River which ran up stream , " upper" to the Great Lakes from the Atlantic. Very cool that although Canada was colonized by the French and British it s name is derived from the natives

listed are three languages and one people. a bit of a clue there

Easy question to answer by process of elimination.

We love I'm one of the most beautiful, diverse Countries in the World.

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Artie, for some maybe

Lee, whats wrong with native people , snowflake, they were native to the area

all to the indigenous people🌌

oh canada our home trudeau's ruined bad.

arohanui, French and Spanish are also people, not just their language.

Akamai 👑 Haulana, that's kama'aina isn't it? Friend of the land?

Our sea faring history had Polynesians that went to S America, Easter Island and North America. There are many versions of Kanak in Canada-Kanaka is "native" in Hawaiian

They should not have given the name Canada for a country. A country that is a "village" does not make sense!

Player #53553731, Maple, not Naple.