Canada 1
Poutine, a favorite dish of Quebec, has what sauce added atop French fries and cheese curds?
Gravy
What was the first national park established in Canada? The park is located in Alberta.
Banff National Park
English is the most-spoken language in Canada. French is second. What language is third?
Chinese (Mandarin)
What sport joins ice hockey as one of two national sports of Canada?
Lacrosse
In 1980, what athlete and Canadian hero, who was equipped with a prosthetic right leg, ran more than 5,000 kilometers across the country to raise money for cancer research in his "Marathon of Hope"?
Terry Fox
As of 2020, Canada has hosted two Winter Olympic Games. Name both cities that hosted
Calgary and Vancouver
What became Saskatchewan’s official sport in 2001? As of 2018, there have been 60 Men's World Championships for this sport and Canada has won 36 of them, followed by Sweden and Scotland.
Curling
As of the early 2000s, what Canadian province has easily the highest number of syrup farms with over 7,000 of these sweet agricultural sites?
Quebec
Of Canada's 10 provinces, which has the lowest population as of 2017?
Prince Edward Island
What Canadian retail business, now a department store owner in modern day Canada, was a largely fur trading company that traded with Indigenous Canadians starting in the 17th century? It was named for a large bay that touches four provinces, discovered by Sir Henry in 1610.
Hudson's Bay Company
In 1683, the Catholic priest and explorer Louis Hennepin published a book titled "A New Discovery" containing his descriptions of what landmark on the U.S.-Canada border?
Niagara Falls
In 1999, Nunavut became the third and most-recent territory on the Canadian political map. Prior to that, the last major addition was the 1949 acceptance of what province?
Newfoundland
For 30 years, the main conference organized by TED was hosted in Long Beach, California. However, since 2014, the conference has been hosted in what Canadian city?
Vancouver
Often considered the largest collection of Victorian-era industrial architecture in North America, what is the name of the "spirited" and alliterative 13-acre area in Toronto located east of downtown?
Distillery District
What Canadian island accounts for ~19% of Nova Scotia's total area, is home to ~130,000 Canadians, and is home to one of the world's larger salt lakes, Bras d'Or, in the center of the island?
Cape Breton
What “S” Park in Vancouver, BC, Canada, part of the Downtown Peninsula, shares its name with the last of the British explorer who claimed to have used the phrase “Dr. Livingstone, I presume?” in 19th century Zanzibar?
Stanley Park
What Canadian city is home to the intersection of the Red and Assiniboine rivers and is located very near the longitudinal centre of North America?
Winnipeg
As of 2016, the most populous Canadian province has more than 38% of the entire country's population. Which province is this?
Ontario
What is the largest lake in Manitoba, which is also one of the largest inland bodies of fresh water in the world?
Lake Winnipeg
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta are known collectively by what "flat" nickname, reflecting their location in the northern Great Plains?
Prairie Provinces
Which of the great lakes does not share a border with Canada?
Lake Michigan
Montana shares a northern border with 3 Canadian provinces. Name 2 of the 3.
British Columbia Alberta and Saskatchewan
Which Canadian territory has a name meaning "our land" in the language that is spoken by the mother tongue of more than 60% of its residents?
Nunavut
The French word for “mixed blood”, what “m” word was the term for Native Canadians who are a mix of Aboriginal and European (largely French) ancestry?
Metis
Measuring 12 acres in area in front of Toronto City Hall, Canada’s largest city square is named for what politician who served as the city’s major from 1955 to 1962?
Nathan Phillips