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Canada Trivia questions
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| CAPITAL OF SASKATCHEWAN | REGINA |
| CAPITAL OF NOVA SCOTIA | HALIFAX |
| CAPITAL OF MANITOBA | WINNIPEG |
| CAPITAL OF NEWFOUNDLAND | ST. JOHN'S |
| CAPITAL OF BRITISH COLUMBIA | VICTORIA |
| CAPITAL OF YUKON TERRITORY | WHITEHORSE |
| CAPITAL OF NUNAVUT | IQALUIT |
| CAPITAL OF NORTHWEST TERRITORIES | YELLOWKNIFE |
| CAPITAL OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND | CHARLOTTETOWN |
| CAPITAL OF ONTARIO | TORONTO |
| CAPITAL OF ALBERTA | EDMONTON |
| CAPITAL OF QUEBEC | QUEBEC CITY |
| CAPITAL OF NEW BRUNSWICK | FREDERICTON |
| A RIVER IS NAMED FOR THIS MAN BORN IN SCOTLAND IN 1764, THE FIRST EUROPEAN KNOWN TO HAVE CROSSED CANADA | ALEXANDER MACKENZIE |
| IT'S WHERE BRITISH ADMIRAL FRASER, CANADIAN ARMY COL. COSGRAVE, AND JAPANESE GENERAL UMEZU ALL STOOD ON SEPT. 2, 1945 | USS MISSOURI |
| IT'S THE ONLY CANADIAN PROVINCE OR TERRITORY WHOSE 2-LETTER POSTAL ABBREVIATION IS A PREPOSITION | ONTARIO |
| NUMBER OF CANADIAN PROVINCES THAT BORDER THE GREAT LAKES | 1 |
| THIS 1908 LITERARY WORK THAT WAS FOLLOWED BY SEVERAL SEQUELS, IS THE BESTSELLING BOOK EVER WRITTEN BY A CANADIAN | ANNE OF GREEN GABLES |
| THE ONLY 2 CANADIAN PROVINCES THAT DO NOT BORDER A SALTWATER OCEAN OR BAY | ALBERTA & SASKATCHEWAN |
| THE ONLY TIME THE HOST COUNTRY FAILED TO WIN A GOLD MEDAL WAS AT THE OLYMPICS HELD IN THIS WESTERN HEMISPHERE CITY | MONTREAL (1976) |
| THE NAME OF THIS PROVINCIAL CAPITAL MEANS "QUEEN" IN LATIN | REGINA, SASKATCHEWAN |
| IT INCLUDES 3 PRESENT ATLANTIC PROVINCES, AND IN THE 18TH-C., 4,000 INHABITANTS OF IT TOOK A LONG TRIP SOUTHWEST | ACADIA |
| THE MICMAC INDIANS CALLED IT ABEGWEIT, WHICH MEANS "CRADLED ON THE WAVES" | PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND |
| THE FLAG & COAT OF ARMS OF THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE FEATURE A SETTING SUN | BRITISH COLUMBIA |
| WITH ITS TRIBUTARIES, THIS EASTERN CANADIAN RIVER IS NAVIGABLE FOR MORE THAN 1,900 MILES | SAINT LAWRENCE |
| MONCTON IN THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE WAS THE CULTURAL CENTER OF THE ACADIANS | NEW BRUNSWICK |
| LAKE HAZEN ON THIS CANADIAN ISLAND IS THE WORLD'S LARGEST LAKE ENTIRELY NORTH OF THE ARCTIC CIRCLE | ELLESMERE ISLAND |
| MANITOBA IS THE SMALLEST & EASTERNMOST OF THE CANADIAN PROVINCES KNOWN BY THIS "GRASSY" NAME | PRAIRIE PROVINCES |
| THIS CITY IS HOME TO THE BLUE BOMBERS OF THE CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE | WINNIPEG |
| GOAT ISLAND SPLITS NIAGARA FALLS INTO THE AMERICAN FALLS & THIS WATERFALL ON THE CANADIAN SIDE | HORSESHOE FALLS |
| THIS GULF OF THE ATLANTIC IS BETWEEN NEWFOUNDLAND AND THE CANADIAN MAINLAND | ST. LAWRENCE |
| LED BY A GREAT ONE, THIS CANADIAN TEAM TAKES ITS FIRST STANLEY CUP IN 1984 | EDMONTON OILERS |
| VANCOUVER IS IN THIS PROVINCE | BRITISH COLUMBIA |
| THE TD CENTRE AND ITS 21,000 WORKERS IS FOUND IN THIS PROVINCE | ONTARIO |
| INVERNESS ON CAPE BRETON ISLAND IS FOUND IN THIS PROVINCE | NOVA SCOTIA |
| BANFF NATIONAL PARK IS IN THIS PROVINCE | ALBERTA |
| MCGILL UNIVERSITY IS IN THIS PROVINCE | QUEBEC |
| "THE SONGS ON 'UNDER MY SKIN' ARE...DEEPER THAN THOSE ON 'LET GO' " SAID THIS CANADIAN ON RADIO DISNEY'S WEBSITE | AVRIL LAVIGNE |
| SECOND-LARGEST CANADIAN CITY | MONTREAL |
| CANADIAN CITY THAT HOSTED THE 1986 WORLD EXPO | VANCOUVER |
| FORMER NHL CANADIAN RIGHT WINGER AND SCORING GIANT BRETT... | BOBBY HULL |
| THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE IS IN THE GULF OF ST. LAWRENCE | PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND |
| "URSINE" CANADIAN LAKE | GREAT BEAR LAKE |
| NIAGARA FALLS IS SHARED BY THE U.S. AND THIS PROVINCE | ONTARIO |
| AT THE 2010 OLYMPICS, THIS PITTSBURGH PENGUIN AND NOVA SCOTIA NATIVE SCORED THE GOLD MEDAL-WINNING GOAL FOR CANADA | SIDNEY CROSBY |
| AS OF 2010, HE WAS CANADA'S PRIME MINISTER | STEPHEN HARPER |
| HE LOST THE PRIME MINISTER'S JOB IN 1979, BUT HAD IT BACK IN 1980 | PIERRE TRUDEAU |
| IN 1985 MARGARET ATWOOD PUBLISHED THIS "TALE" OF WOMEN STRIPPED OF ALL RIGHTS IN A POST-U.S. COUNTRY | "THE HANDMAID'S TALE" |
| WE DON'T HAVE "THIRTY TWO SHORT FILMS ABOUT" THIS CANADIAN PIANIST WHO LEARNED TO PLAY AT AGE 3, JUST 1 SHORT CLUE | GLENN GOULD |
| THIS 105 MEMBER CANADIAN BODY HAS A MANDATORY RETIREMENT AGE OF 75; STROM THURMOND WOULD HAVE PROTESTED | SENATE |
| THE BLACKBERRY BOLD 9000 BY R.I.M., THIS CANADIAN COMPANY, HAS A 624 MHz PROCESSOR | RESEARCH IN MOTION |
| IN 1976 BASEBALL'S AMERICAN LEAGUE VOTED TO AWARD ITS FIRST CANADIAN FRANCHISE TO THIS CITY | TORONTO |
| WE BELIEVE THE ONLY CANADIAN POLITICAL WIFE TO MAKE THE COVER OF 'PEOPLE' MAGAZINE WAS THIS ONE LINKED IN THE '70S TO PLAYERS LIKE MICK JAGGER | MARGARET TRUDEAU |
| VICTORIA IS THE CAPITAL OF THIS PACIFIC COAST PROVINCE | BRITISH COLUMBIA |
| HALIFAX, THE CAPITAL OF THIS PROVINCE, IS THE HOME PORT OF THE CANADIAN ATLANTIC FLEET | NOVA SCOTIA |
| WINNIE-THE-POOH WAS NAMED AFTER A BEAR OWNED BY A WWI SOLDIER FROM THIS MANITOBA CITY | WINNEPEG |
| CHARLOTTETOWN, THE CAPITAL OF THIS ISLAND PROVINCE, IS NAMED FOR THE WIFE OF KING GEORGE III | PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND |
| IQALUIT, THE CAPITAL OF THIS TERRITORY CREATED IN 1999, MEANS "PLACE OF FISH" IN THE INUKTITUT LANGUAGE | NUNAVUT |
| THE CANADIAN PROVINCE & THE TERRITORY THAT BORDER ALASKA | BRITISH COLUMBIA & YUKON TERRITORY |
| A NARROW PASSAGE SEPARATES CANADA'S ELLESMERE ISLAND FROM THIS LARGE DANISH ISLAND | GREENLAND |
| MOUNT LOGAN, CANADA'S HIGHEST PEAK, IS FOUND IN THIS TERRITORY | YUKON TERRITORY |
| OF THE TOP 5 CANADIAN CITIES IN POPULATION, IT'S THE ONE CLOSEST TO THE PACIFIC OCEAN | VANCOUVER |
| APPROPRIATELY, NEW GLASGOW IS IN THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE | NOVA SCOTIA |
| THIS PROVINCE HAS THE LONGEST BORDER, INCLUDING WATER, WITH THE UNITED STATES | ONTARIO |
| NORTH AMERICA'S DEEPEST LAKE, IS THIS CANADIAN ONE WITH A SERVILE-SOUNDING NAME | GREAT SLAVE LAKE |
| THE HAMLETS OF IGLUIGAARJUK, QAMANI'TUAQ, & IKALUKTUTIAK ARE IN THIS TERRITORY | NUNAVUT |
| AFTER MOVING ACROSS THE DETROIT RIVER, THIS BRAND WAS FORCED BY THE U.S. TO PUT ITS COUNTRY OF ORIGIN IN ITS NAME | CANADIAN CLUB |
| ON D-DAY, THE CANADIANS LANDED ON THIS BEACH | JUNO |
| ON D-DAY THE BRITISH LANDED ON THESE 2 BEACHES | GOLD & SWORD |
| ON D-DAY, THE AMERICANS LANDED ON THESE 2 BEACHES | OMAHA & UTAH |
| ALBERTA BALLET'S "THE FIDDLE AND THE DRUM" IS SET TO THE SONGS OF THIS FEMALE SINGER BORN IN ALBERTA | JONI MITCHELL |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE IS BOUNDED TO THE NORTH BY THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE, THE COUNTRY'S LARGEST IN AREA | QUEBEC |
| THE ONLY CANADIAN PROVINCE THAT TOUCHES THE GREAT LAKES | ONTARIO |
| IT'S THE SMALLEST OF THE CANADIAN PROVINCES | PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND |
| OLDER CANADIANS SOMETIMES SLIP UP AND REFER TO CANADA DAY, JULY 1, BY THIS FORMER NAME | DOMINION DAY |
| ONTARIO IN THIS STATE WAS NAMED BY CANADIAN SETTLERS AROUND 1882 | CALIFORNIA |
| FROM WORK USING HYPOTHERMIA FOR HEART SURGERY, WILFRED BIGELOW HELPED DEVOLOP THIS IMPLANTED STIMULATOR | PACEMAKER |
| THE SMITHSONIAN HAS THE ALKALINE BATTERY LEWIS URRY CREATED FOR EVEREADY, WHICH NAMED IT THIS | ENERGIZER |
| TO FIND OUT WHO WAS THE BETTER GAME PLAYER, CHRIS HANEY AND SCOTT ABBOT CREATED THIS '80S PHENOMENON | TRIVIAL PURSUIT |
| THIS 2000 MEDAL OF FREEDOM WINNING ECONOMIST & ADVISOR TO JFK WROTE "THE AFFLUENT SOCIETY" | JOHN KENNETH GALBRAITH |
| IT WAS ONLY IN THE SPRING THAT IZZY SHARP CREATED THIS LUXURY CHAIN BY OPENING HIS FIRST HOTEL IN TORONTO IN 1961 | THE FOUR SEASONS |
| NICK NOLTE PLAYS A COLONEL BASED ON HEROIC CANADIAN ROMEO DALLAIRE IN THIS AFRICA-SET 2004 FILM | HOTEL RWANDA |
| FRENCH TRADERS & NATIVES DUBBED THESE LARGE ANTLERED ANIMALS "ORIGNAL", A NAME STILL USED BY FRENCH CANADIANS | MOOSE |
| ST. JOHN AND NEWCASTLE ARE TOWNS IN THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE | NEW BRUNSWICK |
| RELIVE THE GOLD RUSH DAYS AT DIAMOND TOOTH GERTIE'S IN THIS CANADIAN TERRITORY | YUKON TERRITORY |
| SINGING IN ENGLISH, PORTUGUESE, AND HINDI, THIS CANADIAN KNOWS HOW TO "SAY IT RIGHT" | NELLY FURTADO |
| IT'S PAIRED WITH NEWFOUNDLAND IN THE NAME OF A CANADIAN PROVINCE | LABRADOR |
| STARTING IN 1978 ON THIS CANADIAN COMEDY TV SERIES, EUGENE LEVY BEGAN SPOOFING ALEX TREBEK AS A WACKY GAME SHOW HOST CALLED ALEX TREBELL | SCTV |
| A WWI POEM BY CANADIAN JOHN MCCREA ENDS, "WE SHALL NOT SLEEP, THOUGH POPPIES GROW IN..." THESE "FIELDS" | FLANDERS |
| UNLIKE THE NFL, A CFL TEAM GETS THIS MANY DOWNS IN A SERIES TO ADVANCE THE BALL 10 YARDS | 3 |
| FRENCH FOR "RED", IT'S THE TERM USED FOR THE POINT THAT IS SCORED IF A PUNT GOES OUT OF THE END ZONE UNTOUCHED | ROUGE |
| THIS FORMER BOSTON COLLEGE AND NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS QB WAS THE CFL'S MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER 6 TIMES | DOUG FLUTIE |
| THE ALOUETTES PLAY THEIR HOME GAMES AT MOLSON STADIUM ON THE CAMPUS OF THIS MONTREAL UNIVERSITY | MCGILL |
| BOTH THE FLAG AND THE COAT OF ARMS OF THIS EASTERN CANADIAN PROVINCE BEAR THE CROSS OF ST. ANDREW | NOVA SCOTIA |
| JUST AS "SHAVIAN" REFERS TO THE WORKS OF SHAW, THIS IS THE TERM FOR A PERSON FROM MOOSE JAW | MOOSE JAVIAN |
| URANIUM MINED FROM THIS CANADIAN ARCTIC LAKE WITH AN ANIMAL NAME WAS USED TO MAKE THE WWII ATOMIC BOMBS | GREAT BEAR LAKE |
| THIS IOWA CITY WAS NAMED FOR A FRENCH CANADIAN, THE FIRST WHITE MAN TO SETTLE PERMANENTLY IN WHAT IS NOW IOWA | DUBUQUE |
| THE MOST POPULOUS CANADIAN PROVINCE | ONTARIO |
| HUGH MACLENNAN'S "TWO SOLITUDES" IS SET IN THIS PROVINCE, SITE OF LINGUISTIC & CULTURAL CONFLICT | QUEBEC |
| "NOT WANTED ON THE VOYAGE" REWRITES THE STORY OF THIS BIBLICAL VESSEL | NOAH'S ARK |
| THIS 1992 MICHAEL ONDAATJE NOVEL BECAME A RALPH FIENNES MOVIE THAT WON THE BEST PICTURE OSCAR | THE ENGLISH PATIENT |
| "LIFE BEFORE MAN" IS BY THIS TORONTONIAN FEMINIST | MARGARET ATWOOD |
| CAROL SHIELDS OF ILLINOIS AND MANITOBA WON THE PULITZER AND THE GOVERNOR GENERAL'S AWARD FOR THESE "DIARIES" | "THE STONE DIARIES" |
| THE CANADIAN VERSION OF THIS SPORT HAS 12 MEN ON A SIDE AND THE FIELD IS 110 YARDS LONG | CANADIAN FOOTBALL |
| THE 3 PROVINCES THAT BORDER MONTANA | ALBERTA, SASKATCHEWAN, BRITISH COLUMBIA |
| TURKEY AND THESE, THE FIRST CANADIAN-BRED POTATOES MARKETED BY NAME; THEIR SKIN AND FLESH ARE BUTTERY YELLOW | YUKON GOLD |
| NORTH AMERICA'S OLDEST BEER BRAND STILL BEING MADE; FOUNDED IN CANADA IN 1786 | MOLSON |
| THE LADY'S SLIPPER IS THE OFFICIAL FLOWER OF THIS CANADIAN ISLAND PROVINCE | PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND |
| GORDIE HOWE GOT HIS FIRST PAIR OF SKATES GROWING UP IN THIS CANADIAN CITY | SASKATOON |
| A CANADIAN WAR MEMORIAL STANDS ATOP THIS FRENCH RIDGE WHERE FIGHTING RAGED IN APRIL, 1917 | VIMY RIDGE |
| THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE'S LARGEST LAKE IS BRAS D'OR, A SALTWATER LAKE LYING ON CAPE BRETON ISLAND | NOVA SCOTIA |
| THIS CANADIAN PROVINCIAL CAPITAL LIES ABOUT HALFWAY BETWEEN VANCOUVER AND MONTREAL | WINNIPEG, MANITOBA |
| FUNDY NATIONAL PARK IS ON THE BAY OF FUNDY IN THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE | NEW BRUNSWICK |
| CANADIAN AREA OF AN 1890S GOLD RUSH | KLONDIKE |
| EVERY PROVINCE EXCEPT THIS ONE HAS A MAJORITY POPULATION WHOSE ANCESTORS CAME FROM THE BRITISH ISLES | QUEBEC |
| THE CYPRESS HILLS EXTEND ACROSS SE ALBERTA AND THE SW PART OF THIS PROVINCE | SASKATCHEWAN |
| THE SOUTHERNMOST POINT OF CANADA LIES IN THIS PROVINCE | ONTARIO |
| LAKE WINNIPEG IN THIS PROVINCE IS THE LARGEST BODY OF WATER ENTIRELY WITHIN ANY CANADIAN PROVINCE | MANITOBA |
| CANADA'S 8-MILE-LONG CONFEDERATION BRIDGE LINKS THIS PROVINCE TO NEW BRUNSWICK | PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND |
| CLARENCE BIRDSEYE DISCOVERED HIS FREEZING METHOD FOR FOOD ON A TRADING EXPEDITION TO THIS "CANINE" CANADIAN LOCATION | LABRADOR |
| CONSERVATIVE JOE CLARK WAS CANADIAN PRIME MINISTER BETWEEN THIS MAN'S 2 NONCONSECUTIVE TERMS | PIERRE TRUDEAU |
| THIS TITLE PRECEDES "OUR HOME AND NATIVE LAND..." | "O CANADA" |
| ADJECTIVE FOR 3 CANADIAN PROVINCES ON THE GULF OF ST. LAWRENCE | MARITIME |
| BRITISH COLUMBIA'S FLAG SHOWS THE SUN SETTING OVER WAVY STRIPES, WHICH SYMBOLIZE THIS OCEAN | PACIFIC |
| PETRIFIED WOOD IS THE OFFICIAL STONE OF THIS PROVINCE WHOSE CAPITAL IS EDMONTON | ALBERTA |
| ITS SONG IS "THE ISLAND HYMN" | PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND |
| IT'S GREAT, IT'S GRAY, IT'S NOCTURNAL, IT'S THE PROVINCIAL BIRD OF MANITOBA | OWL |
| THIS PROVINCE'S MOTTO IS JE ME SOUVIENS, "I REMEMBER" | QUEBEC |
| A SLANG TERM FOR A FRENCH CANADIAN, OR AN NHL PLAYER FROM THE OTHER SIDE OF THE COUNTRY | CANUCK |
| IN 1759 GENERAL JAMES WOLFE SAILED UP THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER TO CAPTURE THIS CANADIAN CITY | QUEBEC |
| THE HAIDA ARE A NATIVE PEOPLE FROM ISLANDS OFF THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE | BRITISH COLUMBIA |
| FROM 1793-1834, THIS NOW-LARGEST CANADIAN CITY WAS KNOWN AS YORK | TORONTO |
| IT MEANS "PEOPLE" IN THE ESKIMO LANGUAGE, AND IT'S WHAT MOST CANADIAN ESKIMOS CALL THEMSELVES | INUIT |
| ALTHOUGH IT WAS DISCOVERED IN 1610, THIS CANADIAN BAY'S WEST COAST WASN'T MAPPED UNTIL ABOUT 210 YEARS LATER | HUDSON BAY |
| THE CUP REPRESENTING CANADIAN FOOTBALL SUPREMACY HAS THIS COLORFUL NAME; A DESCENDENT OF THE TEA GUY DONATED IT | GREY CUP |
| IN 1917 & 1918 ONTARIO'S BILLY BISHOP CLAIMED 72 AERIAL VICTORIES AS AN ACE IN THIS WAR | WW I |
| TORONTO-BORN JOURNALIST MORLEY SAFER BEGAN HOSTING THIS SUNDAY TV NEWS MAGAZINE WAY BACK IN 1970 | 60 MINUTES |
| NOVA SCOTIA'S SAMUEL CUNARD FOUNDED THE FAMOUS CUNARD LINE OF THESE IN 1838 | CRUISERS (SHIPS) |
| JAMES GOSLING HELPED CREATE THIS COMPUTER LANGUAGE THAT SHARES ITS NAME WITH A BREAKFAST BEVERAGE | JAVA |
| CO-DISCOVERER OF THIS PANCREATIC HORMONE, ONTARIO'S FREDERICK BANTING WON A 1923 NOBEL PRIZE | INSULIN |
| IN 1778 JAMES COOK BECAME THE FIRST EUROPEAN TO LAND ON THIS ISLAND, THE LARGEST ON CANADA'S WEST COAST | VANCOUVER ISLAND |
| ONCE THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY REACHED THIS ALBERTA CITY IN 1883, SETTLERS BEGAN A "STAMPEDE" TO LIVE THERE | CALGARY |
| IN THE TREATY OF PARIS OF 1763, WHICH ENDED THIS WAR, FRANCE SURRENDERED MOST OF NEW FRANCE TO BRITAIN | FRENCH & INDIAN WAR |
| THE CHARLOTTETOWN ACCORD RECOGNIZING THIS PROVINCE AS A "DISTINCT SOCIETY" FAILED A 1992 VOTE | QUEBEC |
| THE WORD "CANADA" FIRST APPEARED IN 1535 IN THIS FRENCH EXPLORER'S JOURNAL | CARTIER |
| 'SCARLET RIDERS' IS A COLLECTION OF PULP TALES ABOUT THIS CANADIAN GROUP | ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE |
| IT'S BEEN CALLED THE 'GIBRALTAR OF AMERICA' BECAUSE OF THE CITADEL, A FORT OVERLOOKING THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER | QUEBEC CITY |
| IT WAS CAPITAL OF THE NORTHWEST TERRITORIES FROM 1882 TO 1905, WHEN IT BECAME THE PROVINCIAL CAPITAL OF SASKATCHEWAN | REGINA |
| IN 1934 GOLD WAS DISCOVERED IN THIS CAPITAL OF THE NORTHWEST TERRITORIES; IN 1991 DIAMONDS WERE DISCOVERED THERE | YELLOWKNIFE |
| NAMED FOR A QUEEN, THIS CAPITAL OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND IS THE SEAT OF QUEENS COUNTY | CHARLOTTETOWN |
| KNOWN FOR GREAT SKIING, THIS ALBERTA RESORT IS "CANADA'S HIGHEST TOWN" AT 4,537 FEET | BANFF |
| SOUTHERNMOST CANADIAN PROVINCE | ONTARIO |
| THIS CANADIDAN BAY COVERS MORE THAN 3 TIMES THE AREA OF THE GREAT LAKES COMBINED | HUDSON BAY |
| THIS ADJECTIVE MEANS "CONNECTED TO THE SEA", LIKE SOME CANADIAN PROVINCES | MARITIME |
| QUEEN ELIZABETH II'S THIRD SON, OR A CANADIAN ISLAND | PRINCE EDWARD |
| PIERRE LAPORTE WAS KIDNAPPED IN 1970 BY THE FLQ, WHO SOUGHT INDEPENDENCE FOR THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE | QUEBEC |
| THIS 11,000-SQUARE-MILE CANADIAN LAKE IS ACTUALLY NAMED FOR A TRIBE OF NATIVE AMERICANS | GREAT SLAVE LAKE |
| CHATEAU LAKE LOUISE IS A FAMOUS RESORT IN THIS CANADIAN NATIONAL PARK | BANFF |
| CANADA'S MACKENZIE RIVER FLOWS INTO THIS OCEAN | ARCTIC |
| THIS 1,800-SQUARE-MILE CANADIAN LAKE SITS ENTIRELY WITHIN A PRAIRIE PROVINCE OF THE SAME NAME | LAKE MANITOBA |
| THE LARGE REGION KNOWN AS THE LAURENTIAN PLATEAU IS ALSO KNOWN AS THE CANADIAN THIS | CANADIAN SHIELD |
| THE VIKINGS VISITED L'ANSE AUX MEADOWS IN THIS PROVINCE | NEWFOUNDLAND |
| IN 1999 THIS TERRITORY SPLIT FROM THE NORTHWEST TERRITORIES | NUNAVUT |
| YOU'LL FIND THE CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF RIMOUSKI IN THIS QUITE CATHOLIC EASTERN CANADIAN PROVINCE | QUEBEC |
| CAPE BRETON ISLAND IS PART OF THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE | NOVA SCOTIA |
| IN 1988 BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA HOSTED A WORLD EXPO AND THIS CANADIAN CITY HOSTED THE WINTER OLYMPICS | CALGARY |
| ST. JOHN'S IS THE CAPITAL CITY OF THIS PROVINCE | NEWFOUNDLAND |
| THE JUAN DE FUCA STRAIT SEPARATES WASHINGTON STATE FROM THIS CANADIAN ISLAND THAT SHARES ITS NAME WITH A B.C. CITY | VANCOUVER |
| THE ARANSAS WILDLIFE REFUGE IN TEXAS IS THE MAIN WINTER HOME FOR THESE LARGE NOISY BIRDS FROM CANADA | WHOOPING CRANES |
| BUILT IN 1771, NOTRE-DAME-DE-BON-SECOURS IS ONE OF THE OLDEST CHURCHES IN THIS CANADIAN CITY | MONTREAL |
| EDMONTOSAURUS, DISCOVERED IN THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE IN 1917, WAS ALMOST DEFENSELESS AND WAS PREYED UPON BY THE T-REX | ALBERTA |
| 1 U.S. DOLLAR EQUALS 1.13 CANADIAN DOLLARS, FOR EXAMPLE | EXCHANGE RATE |
| VINCENT MASSEY WAS CANADA'S FIRST MINISTER TO THE U.S. AND LATER THE FIRST NON-BRIT TO HOLD THIS POST | GOVERNOR-GENERAL |
| THIS COMMON BIRD OF NORTH AMERICA IS FEATURED ON A CANADIAN COIN | LOON |
| THERE ARE 4 WHITE FLEUR-DE-LIS DEPICTED ON THE FLAG OF THIS PROVINCE | QUEBEC |
| THE 2 "NEW" CANADIAN PROVINCES | NEWFOUNDLAND & NEW BRUNSWICK |
| THIS HIGHWAY EXTENDS ALMOST 5,000 MILES FROM ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND TO VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA | TRANS-CANADA HIGHWAY |
| "I WANT TO THANK THE CANADIAN PEOPLE WHO CAME OUT TO WAVE, WITH ALL FIVE FINGERS, FOR THEIR HOSPITALITY" | GEORGE W. BUSH |
| EUDORA WELTY WROTE "THE ROBBER BRIDEGROOM" AND THIS CANADIAN WOMAN WROTE "THE ROBBER BRIDE" | MARGARET ATWOOD |
| IN 1812 THE EARL OF SELKIRK ESTABLISHED THE RED RIVER COLONY IN THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE TO BEGIN SETTLING THE WEST | MANITOBA |
| IN 2005 GUARD STEVE NASH BECAME THE FIRST CANADIAN TO BE NAMED MVP OF THIS LEAGUE | NBA |
| THE PICTURESQUE TOWN OF NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE IS FOUND IN THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE | ONTARIO |
| A SPORTS TROPHY IS NAMED FOR THE CANADIAN BARON WHO DONATED IT, FREDERICK ARTHUR, WHO WAS LORD THIS OF PRESTON | STANLEY |
| THE NAME OF THIS ONTARIO CAPITAL MEANS "PLACE OF MEETING" IN THE HURON INDIAN LANGUAGE | TORONTO |
| CANADA'S MOST DENSELY POPULATED PROVINCE, IT'S KNOWN TO LOCALS AS "THE ISLAND" | PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND |
| ONE OF THE 2 LARGEST LAKES SOLELY WITHIN CANADA; BOTH ARE "GREAT" | GREAT BEAR LAKE & GREAT SLAVE LAKE |
| NORTH AMERICA'S 2ND-LONGEST RIVER, IT FLOWS INTO THE SEA IN THE NORTHWEST TERRITORIES | MACKENZIE |
| CANADA'S NORTHERNMOST POINT LIES ON THIS LARGE ISLAND A "MERE" 6 DEGREES, 92 MINUTES FROM THE NORTH POLE | ELLESMERE ISLAND |
| CANADIAN PROVINCE WHERE YOU'LL MOST LIKELY SPOT TROWBRIDGE'S SHREW, WHICH ENJOYS DOUGLAS FIR SEEDS | BRITISH COLUMBIA |
| THE NORTHERNMOST POINT IN THE CONTIGUOUS 48 STATES LIES ON THE NORTHWEST ANGLE IN THIS U.S.-CANADIAN LAKE | LAKE OF THE WOODS |
| ONCE PART OF ALCOA, THIS CANADIAN COMPANY WITH A 5-LETTER NAME, IS A GIANT IN WORLD ALUMINUM MANUFACTURING | ALCAN |
| IN 1873 CANADIAN PRIME MINISTER JOHN A MACDONALD WAS ACCUSED OF CORRUPTION IN GIVING THE CONTRACT TO BUILD THIS TO THE PACIFIC | TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILROAD |
| THIS CANADIAN PENINSULA IS SHARED BY NEWFOUNDLAND AND QUEBEC | LABRADOR |
| THIS PROVINCE'S FLAG DEPICTS A SETTING SUN OVER WAVY BLUE STRIPES THAT SYMBOLIZE THE PACIFIC OCEAN | BRITISH COLUMBIA |
| THIS OTHER FLAG IS DEPICTED ON THE FLAGS OF ONTARIO AND MANITOBA | UNION JACK |
| THE FLAG OF THIS TERRITORY INCLUDES A MALAMUTE | YUKON TERRITORY |
| ITS FLAG HAS THE ROYAL ARMS OF SCOTLAND AND IS THE REVERSE COLORS OF THE SCOTTISH FLAG | NOVA SCOTIA |
| SGT. PRESTON WORKED FOR THE NORTHWEST MOUNTED POLICE; INSPECTOR RENFREW WORKED FOR THIS LATER VERSION | ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE |
| THE SEAS OF NEPTUNE ARE LONG GONE, REPLACED BY THE PRAIRIES NEAR ITS CAPITAL, REGINA, IN THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE | SASKATCHEWAN |
| IN 1876 MONTREAL'S MOUNT ROYAL PARK WAS OFFICIALLY INAUGURATED ON MAY 24, A CANADIAN HOLIDAY BECAUSE IT'S HER BIRTHDAY | QUEEN VICTORIA |
| IN 1956 THE FIRST TRANSATLANTIC TELEPHONE CABLE WAS LAID BETWEEN OBAN, SCOTLAND AND CLARENVILLE IN THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE | NEWFOUNDLAND |
| 2-WORD LATIN NAME OF AN EASTERN CANADIAN PROVINCE | NOVA SCOTIA |
| IN THE MID-1880S, IT WAS THE CAPITAL OF THE CROWN COLONY OF VANCOUVER ISLAND | VICTORIA |
| IT'S THE ONLY PROVINCIAL CAPITAL THAT LIES ON THE SHORE OF ONE OF THE GREAT LAKES | TORONTO |
| LYING ABOUT 175 MILES NORTH OF CALGARY, IT'S KNOWN AS THE "GATEWAY TO THE NORTH" | EDMONTON |
| IT'S THE PROVINCIAL CAPITAL CLOSEST TO EUROPE | ST. JOHN'S |
| THIS CAPITAL'S HARBOR IS SPANNED BY THE ANGUS L. MACDONALD & A. MURRAY MACKAY SUSPENSION BRIDGES | HALIFAX |
| THIS CANADIAN CITY, "THE 3RD-LARGEST THEATRE CENTRE IN THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING WORLD", IS HOME TO THE DORA AWARDS | TORONTO |
| SHARING A BORDER WITH ALASKA, IT'S THE CANADIAN TERRITORY THAT HAD A RECORD LOW OF -81F. IN 1947 | YUKON |
| REGINA IS THE CAPITAL OF THIS PROVINCE | SASKATCHEWAN |
| CANADIAN BUSINESS EXECUTIVE SAMUEL BRONFMAN WAS THE FOUNDER & CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER OF THIS DISTILLING COMPANY | SEAGRAM'S |
| TOWNS IN THIS PROVINCE INCLUDE CAP-DE-LA-MADELEINE, SEPT-ILES, AND TROIS-RIVIERES | QUEBEC |
| TOWNS IN THIS PROVINCE INCLUDE PRINCE GEORGE, PRINCE RUPERT, AND VICTORIA | BRITISH COLUMBIA |
| TOWNS IN THIS PROVINCE INCLUDE SYDNEY, DARTMOUTH, NEW GLASGOW | NOVA SCOTIA |
| TOWNS IN THIS PROVINCE INCLUDE BIG BEAVER HOUSE, SAULT ST. MARIE, & LONDON | ONTARIO |
| TOWNS IN THIS PROVINCE INCLUDE VULCAN, MEDICINE HAT, AND RED DEER | ALBERTA |
| THIS CANADIAN PRAIRIE PROVINCE WAS NAMED FOR A DAUGHTER OF QUEEN VICTORIA | ALBERTA |
| UNLIKE ITS STRATFORD FESTIVAL, THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE'S BLYTH FESTIVAL FOCUSES ON MORE RECENT PLAYS | ONTARIO |
| CANADIAN TERRITORIAL CAPITAL A LADY IN BANBURY CROSS MIGHT LIKE TO RIDE | WHITEHORSE |
| THE CANADIAN LEGISLATURE HAS 2 HOUSES: THE UPPER HOUSE, OR SENATE, AND THE LOWER HOUSE CALLED THIS | HOUSE OF COMMONS |
| THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS RUN THROUGH PART OF THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE THAT BEGINS WITH A "B" | BRITISH COLUMBIA |
| THIS DELI NAME FOR COLD-SMOKED SALMON REFERS TO A CANADIAN PROVINCE | NOVA |
| THE SITE OF A MAJOR CANADIAN AIR FORCE TRAINING BASE, THIS CITY SOUNDS LIKE THE MANDIBLE OF A LARGE DEER | MOOSE JAW |
| WHEN THE VIKINGS SETTLED IN THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE AROUND 1000 A.D., THEY CALLED THE NATIVES THERE SKRAELINGS | NEWFOUNDLAND |
| NOTED FOR ITS TURQUOISE WATERS, IT'S THE PEARL OF THE CANADIAN ROCKIES | LAKE LOUISE |
| THE TOP 2 CANADIAN NEWSPAPERS IN CIRCULATION ARE BASED IN THIS CITY | TORONTO |
| LE DEVOIR & LA PRESSE ARE LEADING NEWSPAPERS IN THIS CANADIAN CITY | MONTREAL |
| THIS PROVINCE IS HOME TO ONE-THIRD OF ALL CANADIANS | ONTARIO |
| THIS HANDSOME CANADIAN ENSNARED A LOT OF HEARTS AS CAPTIAN VON TRAPP | CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER |
| IT'S MICHAEL J. FOX' REAL MIDDLE INITIAL, BUT HE THOUGHT IT SOUNDED TOO CANADIAN | A. |
| SINCE 1867 ALL THE P.M.'S EXCEPT FOR 2 UNIONISTS, HAVE BEEN FROM 1 OF THESE 2 PARTIES | CONSERVATIVE OR LIBERAL |
| THE FIRST CANADIAN TO WIN THE NOBEL PRIZE (1957), HE RETIRED AS P.M. IN 1968 | LESTER PEARSON |
| MAINE'S WEST QUODDY LIGHTHOUSE, NOTED FOR ITS DISTINCT RED & WHITE CANDY STRIPES, OVERLOOKS THIS CANADIAN BAY | BAY OF FUNDY |
| THE 1842 WEBSTER-ASHBURTON TREATY FIXED MAINE'S BORDER WITH THIS "NEW" PROVINCE | NEW BRUNSWICK |
| THIS MILITARY ALLIANCE WAS FORMED IN 1949 BY CANADA, THE U.S. AND 10 EUROPEAN COUNTRIES | NATO |
| ON A TOUR OF CANADA IN 1967, FRENCH PRESIDENT CHARLES DE GAULLE CALLED FOR THE INDEPENDENCE OF THIS PROVINCE | QUEBEC |
| THIS CANADIAN COMPANY, FORMERLY BRITISH, IS THE OLDEST CHARTERED COMPANY IN THE WORLD | HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY |
| IT'S THE CANADIAN PROVINCE THAT BORDERS THE STATE OF WASHINGTON, EH | BRITISH COLUMBIA |
| THIS PROVINCE'S SOUTHERNMOST TIP LIES FARTHER SOUTH THAN BOSTON | ONTARIO |
| IN AUGUST 1998 CANADA'S HIGHEST COURT RULED THIS PROVINCE CANNOT SECEDE SIMPLY BY MAJORITY VOTE | QUEBEC |
| IT'S NOT ONLY THE SMALLEST PROVINCE IN AREA, IT'S THE SMALLEST IN POPULATION AS WELL | PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND |
| IT'S CALLED THE LOYALIST PROVINCE BECAUSE DURING THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION MANY LOYALISTS FLED THERE | NEW BRUNSWICK |
| PLACE NAMES IN THIS PROVINCE INCLUDE INVERNESS AND CALEDONIA | NOVA SCOTIA |
| IN THE 1880S ONTARIO-BREWED CLUB WHISKEY GOT THIS NEW NATIONAL NAME | CANADIAN CLUB |
| THE CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE'S LIONS PLAY IN VANCOUVER BUT REPRESENT THIS ENTIRE PROVINCE | BRITISH COLUMBIA |
| THE MEECH LAKE ACCORD, WHICH RECOGNIZED THIS PROVINCE AS A DISTINCT SOCIETY, FAILED TO WIN APPROVAL IN 1990 | QUEBEC |
| THE 1967 WORLD'S FAIR HELD IN THIS CITY CELEBRATED THE CITY'S 325TH ANNIVERSARY AND CANADA'S CENTENNIAL | MONTREAL |
| IN 1874 LT. COLONEL GEORGE ARTHUR FRENCH BECAME THE FIRST COMMISSIONER OF THIS LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY | MOUNTIES |
| IN 1534 THIS FRENCHMAN BECAME THE FIRST EUROPEAN TO SET FOOT ON THE GASPE PENINSULA AND SAIL UP THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER | CARTIER |
| IN 1670 THIS BRITISH FIRM WAS GRANTED THE CHARTER TO ESTABLISH FUR TRADING POSTS IN CANADA | HUDSON BAY CO. |
| THE CANADIAN PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND LIES WITHIN THIS GULF | GULF OF ST. LAWRENCE |
| ONLY INCORPORATED AS A CITY IN 1970, YELLOWKNIFE IS THE CAPITAL OF THIS VAST CANADIAN ADMINISTRATIVE REGION | NORTHWEST TERRITORIES |
| DERIDED AS THE "PEARSON PENNANT" AFTER THE PRIME MINISTER, IT WAS ADOPTED IN 1964 | MAPLE LEAF FLAG |
| BEGINNING IN 1942, CANADA MOVED 21,000 PEOPLE OF THIS BACKGROUND TO INTERNMENT CAMPS | JAPANESE-CANADIANS |
| WILLIAM LYON MACKENZIE LED A FAILED 1837 REVOLT; THIS GRANDSON OF HIS WAS CANADA'S LONGEST-SERVING PRIME MINISTER | WILLIAM LYON MACKENZIE KING |
| THE 1947 DISCOVERY OF THE LEDUC FIELDS BEGAN AN OIL BOOM IN THIS WESTERN PROVINCE | ALBERTA |
| "NEVER" DO THIS WAS CANADIAN FARLEY MOWAT'S TALE OF LIVING IN THE NORTH TO SEE WHAT WAS KILLING CARIBOU | NEVER CRY WOLF |
| THIS RESORT TOWN IN THE CANADIAN ROCKIES IS FAMOUS FOR ITS HOT SULFUR-WATER SWIMMING POOLS | BANFF |
| THE TOWN OF JASPER IS IN JASPER NATIONAL PARK IN THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE | ALBERTA |
| THIS CANADIAN BREWER FOUNDED IN 1786 BUILDS RECREATIONAL FACILITIES AND GIVES SUDS AND FUNDS TO AIDS BENEFITS | MOLSON |
| A SNOWMAN KNOWN AS BONHOMME IS THE SYMBOL OF LE CARNAVAL D'HIVER, THE WINTER CARNIVAL IN THIS CANADIAN CITY | QUEBEC CITY |
| IN AREA, THIS CANADIAN BAY IS MORE THAN 3 TIMES AS LARGE AS ALL THE GREAT LAKES COMBINED | HUDSON BAY |
| THIS CANADIAN ISLAND ACROSS FROM GREENLAND IS THE WORLD'S 5TH-LARGEST ISLAND | BAFFIN ISLAND |
| THE FLAG OF THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE FEATURES 4 WHITE FLEUR-DE-LIS ON A BLUE BACKGROUND | QUEBEC |
| THIS SURGEON WHO DISCOVERED INSULIN WITH CHARLES BEST SERVED WITH THE CANADIAN ARMY AS A MAJOR IN WW II | FREDERICK BANTING |
| VIKING ARTIFACTS HAVE BEEN FOUND ON THIS LARGE "NEW" CANADIAN ISLAND | NEWFOUNDLAND |
| THIS WEST COAST PROVINCE IS THIRD LARGEST IN BOTH AREA & POPULATION | BRITISH COLUMBIA |
| CANADA'S OLDEST CITY | QUEBEC |
| MIDDLE ISLAND, CANADA'S SOUTHERNMOST POINT, IS FOUND IN THIS EASTERN GREAT LAKE | LAKE ERIE |
| IGNITING A NEW RUSH, IN 1989 CHARLES FIPKE DISCOVERED DIAMONDS IN THESE BARREN "TERRITORIES" | NORTHWEST TERRITORIES |
| COLUMBIA LAKE, THE SOURCE OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER, IS FOUND IN THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE | BRITISH COLUMBIA |
| ON DECEMBER 31, 1775 AMERICAN GENERAL MONTGOMERY WAS KILLED IN THE ASSAULT ON THIS CANADIAN CITY | QUEBEC |
| THE FOXE CHANNEL CONNECTS THE ARCTIC OCEAN WITH THIS HUGE CANADIAN BAY | HUDSON BAY |
| ROBERTSON DAVIES' "DEPTFORD TRILOGY" CONCERNS A SMALL-TOWN TRAGEDY IN THIS MOST POPULOUS CANADIAN PROVINCE | ONTARIO |
| CANADIAN AUTHOR OF "DEPTFORD TRILOGY" | ROBERTSON DAVIES |
| TORONTO'S CN TOWER WAS BUILT BY THIS RAILWAY | CANADIAN NATIONAL |
| VICTORIA ST., QUEEN ST., AND QUEEN'S PARK CIRCLE ARE ALL FOUND IN THIS CANADIAN CITY | TORONTO |
| CHURCHILL, MANITOBA IS THE CHIEF PORT ON THIS CANADIAN BAY | HUDSON BAY |
| THE CHATEAU LAURIER IS AN ELEGANT HOTEL NEAR THE PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS IN THIS CANADIAN CITY | OTTAWA |
| A BRITISH OFFICER WHO DROWNED IN THE THAMES RIVER NEARBY HAUNTS ELDON HOUSE IN THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE | ONTARIO |
| THIS CANADIAN CITY'S LARGEST PARK OCCUPIES 4 ISLANDS IN LAKE ONTARIO | TORONTO |
| THIS CANADIAN ISLAND IS SEPARATED FROM THE MAINLAND BY THE STRAIT OF BELLE ISLE AND THE GULF OF ST. LAWRENCE | NEWFOUNDLAND |
| THIS MANITOBA CAPITAL'S NAME IS DERIVED FROM 2 CREE INDIAN WORDS MEANING "MURKY WATER" | WINNIPEG |
| VANCOUVER ISN'T ON VANCOUVER ISLAND, BUT THIS CAPITAL IS | VICTORIA |
| IN 1947 HUGE OIL DEPOSITS WERE DISCOVERED IN THIS CITY 175 MILES NORTH OF CALGARY; IT'S NOW CANADA'S OIL CAPITAL | EDMONTON |
| NOW A PROVINCIAL CAPITAL, IT WAS ONCE THE CAPITAL OF NEW FRANCE | QUEBEC CITY |
| IT'S THE ONLY CANADIAN PROVINCE ON THE PACIFIC OCEAN | BRITISH COLUMBIA |
| IN 1692 A 14-YEAR-OLD GIRL DEFENDED A CANADIAN FORT AGAINST WARRIORS FROM THIS 5-NATION INDIAN GROUP | IROQUOIS |
| THE 5 GREAT LAKES BORDER 8 U.S. STATES BUT ONLY THIS ONE CANADIAN PROVINCE | ONTARIO |
| THIS PROVINCE'S OFFICIAL FLOWER IS THE WHITE MADONNA LILY, NOT THE FLEUR-DE-LIS | QUEBEC |
| AS CRAZY AS IT SOUNDS, ONTARIO'S OFFICIAL BIRD IS THE COMMON THIS | LOON |
| WE WERE 'SCARED' TO TELL YOU THAT THIS FORMERLY ORGANIC SUBSTANCE IS ALBERTA'S OFFICIAL STONE | PETRIFIED WOOD |
| THIS MILITARY GROUP ABBREVIATED RCAF DEVELOPED THE 5BX PROGRAM OF CALISTHENICS | ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE |
| THE THUNDEROUS WATERS OF THIS WORLD FAMOUS TOURIST ATTRACTION BORDER CANADA'S VICTORIA PARK | NIAGARA FALLS |
| THE NOVA SCOTIA MUSEUM NAMED FOR THIS MAN FEATURES EARLY EXPERIMENTAL MODELS OF HIS TELEPHONES | ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL |
| EACH YEAR THIS BRITISH COLUMBIA CITY HOSTS THE SYMPHONY OF FIRE, A 4-DAY FIREWORKS EXTRAVAGANZA | VANCOUVER |
| EACH FEBRUARY THE NORTHERN TRAPPER'S FESTIVAL HELD NORTH OF WINNIPEG IN THIS PROVINCE CELEBRATES EARLY CANADIAN PIONEERS | MANITOBA |
| IF YOU'RE A SHAKESPEARE FAN, DON'T MISS CANADA'S MOST FAMOUS DRAMATIC FESTIVAL, HELD EACH YEAR IN THIS CITY | STRATFORD, ONTARIO |
| MINIMUM AGE TO VOTE IN CANADIAN NATIONAL ELECTIONS | 18 |
| YOU'LL FIND INVERNESS IN THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE ALONG WITH LIVERPOOL | NOVA SCOTIA |
| EACH YEAR ENGLISH-SPEAKING CANADIANS HONOR THIS SAINT ON APRIL 23 | ST. GEORGE |
| SOME CANADIANS COOK THIS REINDEER RELATIVE WHOSE NAME IS FROM THE ALGONQUIN FOR "PAWER" | CARIBOU |
| THIS GREAT LAKE HAS THE SAME NAME AS A CANADIAN PROVINCE | LAKE ONTARIO |
| YOU CAN RIDE THE JASPER TRAMWAY TO OVER 7,500 FEET UP IN THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE | ALBERTA |
| THIS SPORT'S FIRST TRADING CARDS WERE ISSUED BY CANADIAN CIGARETTE COMPANIES IN THE 1910S | HOCKEY |
| CANADIAN GROUP PORTRAYED IN "ROSE MARIE", "SERGEANT PRESTON", AND "DUDLEY DO-RIGHT" | ROYAL CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE |
| IT WAS THE MCKENZIE BROTHERS TERM FOR A BEER-SWILLING, TUQUE-WEARING, DOWN-HOME TYPE OF GUY | "HOSER" |
| FOUNDED IN 1949, THIS COMPANY WAS PUBLISHING ROMANCE NOVELS EXCLUSIVELY BY 1964 | HARLEQUIN |
| AT A SUGARING OFF PARTY, YOU MAY EAT TIRE SUR LA NEIGE, WHICH IS THIS SYRUP POURED OVER SNOW | MAPLE SYRUP |
| FRENCH CANADIANS "PIG OUT" ON TOUTIERE, A PIE TRADITIONALLY FILLED WITH THIS MEAT | PORK |
| A TASTY PASTRY NAMED FOR THIS BEAVER APPENDAGE IS A SPECIALTY OF HOOKER'S, AN OTTAWA EATERY | BEAVER TAIL |
| THESE LINGUAL ORGANS OF COD ARE SO POPULAR IN NEWFOUNDLAND THAT ST. JOHN'S HAS A CONTEST FOR EATING THEM | TONGUES |
| MALPEQUE BAY OYSTERS ARE A TASTE TREAT FROM THIS SMALL ISLAND PROVINCE | PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND |
| CELTIC LANGUAGES ARE STILL SPOKEN IN PARTS OF IRELAND AND THIS "NEW" CANADIAN PROVINCE THAT INCLUDES CAPE BRETON SOUND | NOVA SCOTIA |
| THE 625' CALGARY TOWER IN THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE FEATURES A REVOLVING RESTAURANT | ALBERTA |
| THIS "STAMPEDE" CITY LIES IN THE FOOTHILLS OF THE CANADIAN ROCKIES, SO IT'S NICKNAMED THE "FOOTHILLS CITY" | CALGARY |
| ON SOME WEEKDAYS IN JULY & AUGUST, YOU CAN HAVE TEA WITH THE MAYOR IN THIS NOVA SCOTIA CAPITAL | HALIFAX |
| IT'S BEEN CALLED "BRITAIN'S OLDEST COLONY", BUT IT'S CANADA'S "NEW"EST PROVINCE | NEWFOUNDLAND |
| LADY SLIPPER DRIVE, A SCENIC ROUTE IN THIS TINY ISLAND PROVINCE, IS NAMED FOR THE PROVINCE'S OFFICIAL FLOWER | PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND |
| 2 OF THESE MARINE MAMMALS ADORN THE COAT OF ARMS OF CANADA'S NORTHWEST TERRITORIES | NARWALS |
| ENGLISH IS ALSO WIDELY SPOKEN IN THIS LARGEST FRENCH-SPEAKING CITY OUTSIDE OF PARIS | MONTREAL |
| THE NORTH SASKATCHEWAN RIVER DIVIDES THIS ALBERTAN CAPITAL IN HALF | EDMONTON |
| THE CFL'S B.C. LIONS PLAY THEIR HOME GAMES IN THIS CITY | VANCOUVER |
| WHITEHORSE REPLACED DAWSON AS CAPITAL OF THIS TERRITORY IN 1953 | YUKON TERRITORY |
| THIS ONTARIO CITY'S UNDERGROUND WALKWAY SYSTEM CAN GET YOU FROM EATON CENTRE TO UNION STATION | TORONTO |
| IF YOU STUDIED LATIN, YOU'LL KNOW THAT NOVA SCOTIA'S NAME IS LATIN FOR THIS | NEW SCOTLAND |
| AFTERNOON TEA AT THE EMPRESS HOTEL IS A TREASURED TRADITION IN THIS "REGAL" BRITISH COLUMBIAN CITY | VICTORIA |
| THIS WORLD-FAMOUS MONTREAL COMEDY FESTIVAL IS KNOWN IN FRENCH AS "JUSTE POUR RIRE" | "JUST FOR LAUGHS" |
| WAWA IS OJIBWA FOR THIS WILD BIRD AND THE TOWN OF WAWA, ONTARIO, A MIGRATION STOP, BOASTS A GIANT STATUE OF ONE | CANADA GOOSE |
| WHEN THE PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN WAS CREATED IN 1905, THIS CITY BECAME ITS CAPITAL | REGINA |
| THE ANNUAL GAMES IN ANTIGONISH, A TOWN IN THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE, ARE SIMILAR TO THOSE IN BRAEMAR, SCOTLAND | NOVA SCOTIA |
| 763' MOUNT ROYAL STANDS IN THE CENTER OF THIS CANADIAN CITY | MONTREAL |
| IN ENGLISH, MONTREAL'S HOTEL QUATRE SAISONS, IS KNOWN AS THIS | THE FOUR SEASONS |
| THIS RODENT IS CONSIDERED A NATIONAL SYMBOL OF CANADA | BEAVER |
| IF YOU VISIT THIS PROVINCE IN JULY, YOU MAY ENJOY THE FESTIVAL OF THE TARTANS IN NEW GLASGOW | NOVA SCOTIA |
| MIMINEGASH IN THIS TINY ISLAND PROVINCE IS HOME TO THE IRISH MOSS INTERPRETIVE CENTRE | PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND |
| SOME OF THE PLAYS IN THIS ONTARIO CITY'S FAMOUS THEATRE FESTIVAL ARE PRESENTED IN THE AVON THEATRE | STRATFORD |
| THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT HAS BLAMED THE DECLINE OF THIS ATLANTIC FOOD FISH PARTLY ON THE HARP SEAL | COD |
| THIS "GREAT" CANADIAN LAKE LIES ON THE ARCTIC CIRCLE | GREAT BEAR LAKE |
| TALKS BEGAN IN 1995 TO INCLUDE CHILE IN THIS CANADIAN-U.S.-MEXICAN AGREEMENT | NAFTA |
| THIS CANADIAN NEWS MAGAZINE PUBLISHES A CHINESE EDITION 6 TIMES A YEAR | MACLEANS |
| NATIONAL DAYS, INCLUDING CANADA DAY, ARE PROCLAIMED BY THE PERSON IN THIS POST, NOT BY THE PRIME MINISTER | GOVERNOR-GENERAL |
| WITH 6, IT'S THE PROVINCE WITH THE GREATEST NUMBER OF AREA CODES | ONTARIO |
| BETWEEN 1812 & 1815 THE SCOTS & IRISH FOUNDED THE RED RIVER SETTLEMENT IN THIS CANADIAN PRAIRIE PROVINCE | MANITOBA |
| THE NAME OF THIS OIL WAS CHANGED FROM "RAPESEED OIL" BY THE CANADIAN OIL-SEED INDUSTRY | CANOLA OIL |
| GENERAL RICHARD MONTGOMERY WAS KILLED DEC. 31, 1775 LEADING A HOPELESS ATTACK ON THIS CANADIAN CITY | QUEBEC |
| YOU'LL FIND SANTA'S VILLAGE AND RULDOPH'S FUNLAND ABOUT 100 MILES NORTH OF TORONTO IN THIS PROVINCE | ONTARIO |
| DOZENS OF SPECIES OF BUTTERFLIES FLIT AROUND VICTORIA BUTTERFLY GARDENS IN THIS PROVINCE | BRITISH COLUMBIA |
| ST. ANN'S IN THIS PROVINCE IS HOME TO THE GAELIC MOD, AN ANNUAL FESTIVAL CELEBRATING SCOTTISH CULTURE | NOVA SCOTIA |
| THIS PURPLE FLOWER THAT GROWS THROUGHOUT MOST OF THE WORLD IS THE FLORAL EMBLEM OF NEW BRUNSWICK | VIOLET |
| CANADIANS OBSERVE IT THE SECOND MONDAY IN OCTOBER; WE CELEBRATE IT ON A THURSDAY IN NOVEMBER | THANKSGIVING |
| SOME CITIZENS IN THIS CANADIAN CAPITAL GET THEIR NEWS FROM THE CITIZEN NEWSPAPER | OTTAWA |
| IN THIS CANADIAN CITY'S OLYMPIC STADIUM, PITCHERS ARE LANCEURS AND THE SHORTSTOP IS THE ARRET-COURT | MONTREAL |
| THIS LARGEST ALBERTA CITY IS CALLED CANADA'S OIL AND GAS CAPITAL | CALGARY |
| IN NORTH AMERICA THIS CITY'S STOCK EXCHANGE IS SECOND IN SIZE ONLY TO THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE | TORONTO |
| SITES OF INTEREST IN THIS CITY INCLUDE THE OLD MARKET SQUARE AND THE MANITOBA LEGISLATIVE BUILDING | WINNIPEG |
| PROVINCE HOUSE, CANADA'S OLDEST LEGISLATIVE BUILDING, WAS COMPLETED IN 1818 IN THIS NOVA SCOTIA CITY | HALIFAX |
| AN UNDERWATER TUNNEL CONNECTING DETROIT AND THIS CANADIAN CITY OPENED IN NOV., 1930 | WINDSOR, ONTARIO |
| APPOINTED MILITARY GOVERNOR OF THIS CANADIAN CITY IN 1760, THOMAS GAGE WAS MADE A MAJOR GENERAL IN 1761 | MONTREAL |
| THIS CANADIAN CITY'S MOST FAMOUS LANDMARK, THE CITADEL, OVERLOOKS THE CITY FROM CAPE DIAMOND | QUEBEC CITY |
| FREDERICTON, THE CAPITAL OF THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE, IS NAMED FOR A SON OF KING GEORGE III | NEW BRUNSWICK |
| THIS ALBERTA CAPITAL IS CALLED THE GATEWAY TO THE NORTH | EDMONTON |
| A FERRY AND 2 SUSPENSION BRIDGES CONNECT DARTMOUTH, NOVA SCOTIA WITH THIS CAPITAL | HALIFAX |
| COMMERCIAL COD FISHING, LONG A MAINSTAY OF THIS NEWFOUNDLAND CAPITAL, DECLINED TO ALMOST NOTHING BY 1990 | ST. JOHN'S |
| THIS MANITOBA CAPITAL ANNEXED THE ADJACENT COMMUNITY OF SAINT BONIFACE IN 1972 | WINNIPEG |
| THIS BRITISH COLUMBIA CAPITAL WAS THE CAPITAL OF THE COLONY OF VANCOUVER ISLAND 1848-1866 | VICTORIA |
| TOFINO IN THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE CELEBRATES THE MIGRATION OF WHALES DURING ITS PACIFIC RIM WHALE FESTIVAL | BRITISH COLUMBIA |
| VICTORIA DAY IS CELEBRATED WITH A WEEK OF FESTIVITIES IN VICTORIA, THE CAPITAL OF THIS PROVINCE | BRITISH COLUMBIA |
| SASKATOON IS THIS PROVINCE'S "CITY OF BRIDGES" | SASKATCHEWAN |
| GREEN GABLES, THE HOME MADE FAMOUS IN "ANNE OF GREEN GABLES", IS A MAJOR ATTRACTION IN THIS ISLAND PROVINCE | PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND |
| FREDERICTON HAS BEEN THE CAPITAL OF THIS ATLANTIC PROVINCE SINCE 1785 | NEW BRUNSWICK |
| WITH AN AREA OF 594,860 SQUARE MILES, IT'S CANADA'S LARGEST PROVINCE | QUEBEC |
| THIS VICE PRESIDENT FROM WHOM AN ALASKAN CITY IS NAMED, WAS INVOLVED IN CANADIAN-ALASKAN BORDER NEGOTIATIONS | CHARLES FAIRBANKS |
| GEORGE BROWN FOUNDED THIS CANADIAN CITY'S GLOBE NEWSPAPER IN 1844 | TORONTO |
| THIS PROVINCE'S POSTAL ABBREVIATION IS QC | QUEBEC |
| WITH ABOUT 10 MILLION PEOPLE, IT HAS CANADA'S LARGEST POPULATION | ONTARIO |
| THIS ISLAND PROVINCE HAS THREE COUNTIES: KING'S, QUEEN'S, AND PRINCE | PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND |
| CAPE BRETON ISLAND FORMS THE NORTHEASTERN TIP OF THIS ATLANTIC PROVINCE | NOVA SCOTIA |
| THIS PROVINCE BORDERING MAINE IS 90% FOREST | NEW BRUNSWICK |
| THIS FLAMBOYANT FEMALE EVANGELIST WASN'T AMERICAN BUT CANADIAN; SHE WAS BORN IN ONTARIO IN 1890 | AIMEE SEMPLE MCPHERSON |
| BAY STREET IS THE HEART OF THIS CANADIAN CITY'S FINANCIAL DISTRICT | TORONTO |
| REGINA, THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE'S CAPITAL, WAS ORIGINALLY CALLED PILE O'BONES | SASKATCHEWAN |
| THIS CANADIAN CITY'S METRO WAS THE FIRST SUBWAY IN THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE TO USE RUBBER TIRES | MONTREAL |
| THIS CANADIAN MARITIME PROVINCE WAS NAMED AFTER THE NATIVE LAND OF ENGLAND'S JAMES I | NOVA SCOTIA |
| THIS CANADIAN PROVINCE'S LARGEST LAKE IS LAKE WINNIPEG | MANITOBA |
| THE CAJUNS OF LOUISIANA ARE DESCENDED FROM FRENCH SETTLERS OF THIS CANADIAN REGION | ACADIA |
| THE CANADIAN AND U.S. CITIES CONNECTED BY THE RAINBOW BRIDGE SHARE THIS NAME | NIAGARA FALLS |
| A PART OF MINNESOTA, THE NORTHERNMOST POINT IN THE LOWER 48 STATES, JUTS INTO THIS U.S.-CANADIAN LAKE | LAKE OF THE WOODS |
| YOU CAN SEE CANADIAN SOLDIERS IN BRITISH UNIFORMS MARCH TO FRENCH MUSIC IN THIS CITY'S CITADEL | QUEBEC CITY |
| MCGILL UNIVERSITY IN THIS CANADIAN CITY IS KNOWN AS THE "HARVARD OF THE NORTH" | MONTREAL |
| BRITANNICA CALLS THIS JOHN MCCRAE POEM THE ONLY IMPORTANT CANADIAN VERSE RELATED TO WWI | "IN FLANDERS FIELDS" |
| IN 1670 HUDSON'S BAY CO. WAS CHARTERED IN THIS COUNTRY AND GIVEN RIGHTS TO LAND DRAINING INTO THE BAY | ENGLAND |
| FRENCH CANADIANS DIDN'T LIKE THE UNION JACK ON THE OLD FLAG, SO IN 1965 THIS NEW DESIGN WAS UNFURLED | MAPLE LEAF FLAG |
| THIS NEWEST PROVINCE DIDN'T BECOME PART OF CANADA UNTIL 1949 | NEWFOUNDLAND |
| THE LAST SPIKE OF THIS TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILROAD WAS DRIVEN ON NOV. 7, 1885 | CANADIAN PACIFIC |
| A PROVINCIAL CAPITAL WAS NAMED FOR GEORGE MONTEAU DUNK, 2ND EARL OF THIS | HALIFAX |
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