Canada 101
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Camila's personal lore
100

What is the name of Canada's national anthem?

O Canada

100

What does TTC stand for?

Toronto Transit Commission

100

What does IRCC stand for?

 Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.

100

What does a Tim Hortons “double-double” contain?

Two creams and two sugars.

100

What year did Camila move to Canada?

2021

200

What is the $1 Canadian coin commonly called?

The loonie

200

How long does it take the Rogers Centre roof to fully open or close?

About 25 minutes

200

In general, how long can biometrics remain valid for temporary-residence applications, such as visitor visas, study permits, and work permits?

Up to 10 years, subject to the applicable rules and exemptions.

200

What does “toque” mean in Canadian English?

A knitted winter hat.

200

What was Camila's first job in Canada?

UTM Bookstore

300

How many provinces does Canada have?

10 provinces

300

Before it became the modern city we know, Toronto was called what from 1793 until 1834?

York

300

Under the current general rule, how many hours per week can eligible international students work off campus during regular academic terms?

24 hours.

300

What animal appears on the Canadian five-cent coin?

The beaver.

300

What did Camila want to study at university in Canada?

Forensic Chemistry

400

What is the capital of Canada's northernmost territory, Nunavut?

Iqaluit

400

How many storeys up is the CN Tower’s highest public observation level?

147

400

What is the immigration term for the period when you can remain in Canada after your permit expires because you applied to extend it before expiry?

Maintained status, formerly called implied status.

400

What Canadian province is the only officially bilingual province at the provincial level?

New Brunswick

400

What is something Camila struggled with when she first moved to Canada that people might not realize?

The language.

500

What was Canada’s last province to join Confederation?

Newfoundland and Labrador, in 1949.

500

Approximately how many buildings are connected by Toronto’s PATH network?

More than 75 buildings.

500

How many days of physical presence in Canada do most adults need to qualify for citizenship?

 1,095 days within the five-year eligibility period, including at least 730 days as a permanent resident.

500

What are the two national sports of Canada, one for winter and one for summer?

Ice hockey and lacrosse.

500

What did Camila become obsessed with after coming to Canada?

Going to concerts.

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