🇨🇦 Ottawa History
This iconic Ottawa site, home to Canada's federal government and the House of Commons, is commonly known by this name.
Parliament Hill
This downtown street is famous for its concentration of Ottawa bars, pubs and restaurants.
Elgin Street
This NHL team began its current franchise in Ottawa in 1992.
Ottawa Senators
The mascot of Glebe Collegiate Institute is this mythical creature.
Gryphon
This Ottawa music festival takes place every summer at LeBreton Flats.
Ottawa Bluesfest
This man became Canada's first Prime Minister in 1867.
Sir John A. Macdonald
This major Ottawa street runs through the Glebe, passes Lansdowne Park and serves as one of the neighbourhood's main commercial strips.
Bank Street
The Senators made their only Stanley Cup Final appearance in this year.
2007
The Glebe Collegiate school colours are these two colours.
Blue and gold
Name ONE headliner from the 2026 Ottawa Bluesfest lineup.
Ella Langley / Gwen Stefani / The Lumineers / Limp Bizkit / Sheryl Crow / The Guess Who, etc.
This famous Ottawa landmark was originally built as a military channel connecting Ottawa to Kingston.
The Rideau Canal
This Ottawa bar became infamous among university students for $1.50 Jägerbombs and $10 triples.
Pub 101
This Ottawa football team plays at TD Place.
Ottawa Redblacks
Glebe Collegiate officially opened its doors in this decade.
The 1920s
This museum is Canada's largest and most visited museum.
Canadian Museum of History
Ottawa officially became Canada's capital in this year.
1857
This Ottawa neighbourhood is home to some of the city's most famous nightlife and is also the birthplace of the BeaverTails pastry.
The ByWard Market
This junior hockey team plays at TD Place and has won the Memorial Cup three times.
Ottawa 67's
Name ONE famous Glebe Collegiate alumnus.
Alanis Morissette / Peter Mansbridge
Every spring, this Ottawa festival celebrates a unique tradition that began after World War II, when the Dutch royal family and people of the Netherlands began sending a special gift to Canada as thanks for Canadian soldiers helping liberate the Netherlands and for providing refuge to Princess Juliana and her family. What is the name of this festival?
Canadian Tulip Festival
Before it was known as Ottawa, this was the original name of the settlement founded by Colonel John By in 1826.
Bytown
Name THREE restaurants or bars currently located at Lansdowne Park.
Local, Jack Astor's, Joey, Milestones, Craft, Sunset Grill, etc.
This Ottawa women's hockey team competes in the PWHL.
Ottawa Charge
This mysterious amenity can be found inside Glebe Collegiate and, conveniently enough, it is monitored by Mr. Waters.
A pool / swimming pool
This infamous dictator's possession is part of the Canadian War Museum's collection.
Hitler's car