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This year marks the official founding of Canada as a country.

1867

100

What leaf is on the Canadian flag?

a maple leaf

100

What is the largest city in Canada?

Toronto

100

This singer from Quebec is known for “My Heart Will Go On.”

Celine Dion

100

What do many people watch on Canada Day night?

Fireworks

200

Which province joined Canada last, in 1949?

Newfoundland and Labrador

200

Name one of Canada’s official national sports.

hockey or lacrosse

200

Which province is mainly French-speaking?

Quebec

200

This Canadian actor starred in “The Matrix.”

Keanu Reeves

200

What are the two main colors people wear on Canada Day?

red and white

300

What is the name of Canada’s founding document signed in 1867?

British North America Act

300

What animal is featured on the Canadian nickel?

a beaver

300

Which province is home to Banff National Park?

Alberta

300

This Canadian invented the telephone.

Alexander Graham Bell

300

What is a classic Canadian dish made of fries, gravy, and cheese curds?

poutine

400

Who was Canada’s first Prime Minister?

Sir John A. Macdonald

400

What red flower is worn on Remembrance Day?

a poppy

400

Which Atlantic province is an island?

Prince Edward Island

400

This astronaut became famous for singing in space.

Chris Hadfield

400

What song is usually sung during Canada Day celebrations?

"O Canada"

500

How many provinces and territories does Canada have in total?

13 (10 provinces and 3 territories)

500

What is Canada’s national anthem?

"O Canada"

500

What is the capital city of Saskatchewan?

Regina

500

This Indigenous Olympian was known as one of the best distance runners of his time.

Tom Longboat

500

In what city are the biggest national Canada Day celebrations held?

Ottawa

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