Canadian Heritage refers to the cultural, historical, and natural aspects that define Canada and its identity. This includes the diverse traditions, languages, and customs of its people, such as the Indigenous communities and the influence of French and British cultures. The government promotes Canadian Heritage through various programs and initiatives that celebrate the country's history and cultural diversity. Key elements of Canadian Heritage include national symbols like the Maple Leaf, the Canadian Flag, and the National Anthem. Additionally, important sites such as Parks Canada and UNESCO World Heritage Sites help preserve the natural beauty and historical significance of the country for future generations.