On Sunday 16 of this month, I traveled Ottawa the capital city of Canada in the Province of Ontario to know Tulip Festival held every year in this beautiful city. As part of this trip, today I want to share with you 42 photos Parliament in Ottawa and a short trip I made on a short cruise through the canals that surround this beautiful building was completed in 1876 and which houses the legislative branch. Note: Click here or on the image to enter and view all pictures.
BELOW A series of photographs where you can appreciate the majesty of Parliament in Ottawa. In many ways, you will witness this great work that by its beauty and natural charm each year attracts millions of tourists from various parts of the world.
According to the minutes of the British North America 1867, the Canadian Parliament consists of the Monarch of Canada (Now Queen Elizabeth II), the Senate and the House of Commons. The monarch is the head of state in the country, officially represented by Governor General (currently Michaëlle Jean). It approves the 105 members of the Senate who are appointed by the Prime Minister of Canada. The 308 members of the House of Commons are directly elected by the country's population, each member represents one of the 308 constituencies in which the country is divided.
DURING THESE PHOTOGRAPHS, you have seen in detail the beautiful canals that surround the Parliament. Admire the scenery and journey with me to this beautiful city with many natural charms.
IN OUR NEXT REPORT, you can enjoy all the pictures I took while already in the 'Festival of Tulips. "
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