FOODS
Sweet liquid from a tree.
Maple Syrup
The commerce that existed between Europeans and Indigenous people between the early 17th c up to approximately the mid 19th c.
The Fur Trade
Mark Carney
Canada's current Prime Minister.
A popular hat style
A toque
The mountain range extending from Alberta to Colorado and east of British Columbia.
The Rockies
French fries, gravy & cheese curds.
Poutine
Canada's national animal.
The Beaver
Canada's monarch
King Charles III of the U.K.
Another word for a $1.00 coin
A loonie
Canada's official languages
French & English
Fried bread
Bannock
1867
The year Canada became an official country; specifically the year of confederation.
If you live in Canada, you are called a Canadian. If you live in Vancouver you are called this.
Vancouverite
An ocean and/or river fish very popular on the West Coast and often represented in works of First Nations art.
The salmon
"Hi Guys", "Eh", "Timmies" and "Double Double" are examples of these.
Canadian expressions/cultural phrases.
A pie made with beef, pork and other ingredients. Very famous in Quebec.
Tourtiere
Ottawa
Sir John A. McDonald
Canada's first Prime Minister
Aero, Crispy Crunch, Smarties are example of this.
Canadian candy.
A Canadian who usually spends winters away in hot, sunny places is called this.
A snowbird
Furled fronds (young, curled fern leaves) eaten as a vegetable.
Fiddleheads
Lacrosse, goggles and snowshoes are examples of these.
Contributions and inventions from Canada's indigenous people.
If you live in Winnipeg, you live in this province.
Manitoba
The constitution.
The machine that smooths the ice before, during and after ice hockey matches is known as this.
A Zamboni