Depends on what part of Canada you are going to, but you should visit places like Toronto, Niagra Falls, Ottawa, Montreal, etc. As to places I can only say places where I've actually been so I'd suggest Niagra Falls, CN Tower, Parliament, Stratford Festival Theatre, Chateau Frontenac. I wouldn't say you have to learn French unless your going to be living in Quebec, anywhere else noone really speaks it, although most people can. When I went to Quebec everyone spoke English so you don't really need to study French. And yes everyone is nice.
On about all of those days, except maybe one or two, I could have easily goten to school, but its because 75% of the students can't come, because of the bus cancelations (which they seem to cancel over nothing), and they thus cancel classes due to the lack of students. Also more snowdays because I live in Canada.
I have now had three snow days in a row, making it a five day weekend. I've had six this semester and three last (one of which was a fog day). Altogether about ten snowdays mainly because 75% of my school is country kids, and if the buses aren't running then the schools not open.
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