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@@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ strong power of the British Colonial Empire British settlements grew faster than
 the other French colonies which caused a shift in power. As the 18th century
 began Great Britain was the leading power in the trading market. As a
 consequence of this in many treaties that came next France lost most of its
-territories while the British expanded theirs.
+territories while the British expanded theirs. \\
 
 \subsection{Industrialization}
 In 1867 with the establishment of the North American Act the first Canadian
@@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ benefits of trading with one of strongest economies among industrialized nations
 post war. Today those benefits gave to the Canadians one of the highest
 standards of living. When Canada's prosperity grew the ability to support the
 citizien grew as well. Such as employement insurance, old age security and
-pension plans, or even public fundings for education.  The Canadian society
+pension plans, or even public fundings for education. The Canadian society
 today is known to be open and flexible to other cultures, that's why the
 Canadian population is composed of many ethnic groups.  In Canada the official
 languages are English and French since the original colonial powers that brought
@@ -131,20 +131,18 @@ uses the Canadian Dollar (CAD), since 2016 one Canadian Dollar equals
     0.76 Swiss Francs}. Canada's GDP (as Q2 2015) is more than twice the swiss
 one \cite{swisseconomy} with a market price of 1'996'804 millions of Canadian
 dollars \cite{statscan:ecoimpexps} which roughly equals to 1.54 millions of
-million of Swiss francs. 
-
-Canada is more open than his neighbour USA, it has policies of protection and
-prevention, like health insurances and pension plans for who gets older and
-can't work these are mandatory, much like they are in Switzerland.  A very hot
-topic right now is immigration and people fleeing from war. In Canada they aim
-to help the war refugees to start a new life. Canada was the first country in
-the world to adopt multiculturalism as an official policy. With no pressure to
-assimilate and give up their culture, immigrants freely choose their new
-citizenship because they want to be Canadians. As Canadians, they share the
-basic values of democracy with all other Canadians who came before them.
-Although Canada has two official languages (English and French), more than 200
-languages were reported in the 2011 as a home language or mother tongue.  17.5
-percent reported speaking at least two languages at home.  
+million of Swiss francs. Canada is more open than his neighbour USA, it has
+policies of protection and prevention, like health insurances and pension plans
+for who gets older and can't work these are mandatory, much like they are in
+Switzerland.  A very hot topic right now is immigration and people fleeing from
+war. In Canada they aim to help the war refugees to start a new life. Canada was
+the first country in the world to adopt multiculturalism as an official policy.
+With no pressure to assimilate and give up their culture, immigrants freely
+choose their new citizenship because they want to be Canadians. As Canadians,
+they share the basic values of democracy with all other Canadians who came
+before them.  Although Canada has two official languages (English and French),
+more than 200 languages were reported in the 2011 as a home language or mother
+tongue.  17.5 percent reported speaking at least two languages at home.  
 
 % as seen in these graphs the ethnic diversity is
 % very high.