Canadian History
The last province to join Canada
what is Newfoundland and Labrador
He invented basketball
James Naismith
Segregation in Canada ended then
1960's
This Canadian singer, born in Montreal, was known for songs like “Suzanne”.
Leonard Cohen
The largest province in Canada by area
Quebec
Year the Maple Leaf flag was adopted
1965
Who is George Chuvalo, known as "The Fighting Fisherman"?
Canadian boxer
The major war that Canada refused to fight in with the Americans.
Vietnam war
This Canadian-born singer, who made his debut in the 1940s, is known for his iconic song “The Wedding.”
Vera Lynn
The largest body of freshwater in the world
Lake Superior
He was premier of Saskatchewan and is also known as the "Father of Medicare"
Tommy Douglas
Last year a Canadian team won the Stanley Cup
1993 (Habs)
Name of the agreements we continue to have in relationship with Indigenous Peoples
What is a treaty?
This Canadian jazz singer, known for songs like “I’ll Be Seeing You,”
Diana Krall
This Canadian archipelago, located north of the mainland.
Arctic Archipelago
Three groups of Indigenous Peoples
First Nations, Metis, and Inuit
This was the first Canadian city to host the Olympic Games in 1976.
Montreal
This Canadian prime minister, who served from 1896 to 1911, is known for his role in expanding Canada’s economy and increasing immigration.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
This Canadian rock band, formed in the 1960s in Ontario, is best known for their song "These Eyes."
The Guess Who
Where do Inuit people live?
Labrador, Northern Quebec, and Nunavut
The year that all women get the right to vote in Canada
1960
This Canadian athlete, known as "The Great One"
Wayne Gretzky
This document, signed in 1960, provided Canadian citizens with the right to vote regardless of race or ethnicity.
Canadian Bill of Rights
The band did Gord Downie belong to?
The Tragically Hip
Canada's population during WWI and today
8 million and 37 million