Alberta is the __ largest province in Canada including territories.
Sixth.
When did Alberta become a province?
September 1st, 1905
Alberta has an official provincial song, what is it?
Alberta
Where is the worlds largest kubasa (Ukrainian sausage) located?
Mundare
Edmontosaurus.
What is the oldest national park in Canada?
Banff National Park
What was Alberta considered before becoming a province?
What is Alberta's official flower?
Wild rose
Where is the worlds largest pysanka (Ukrainian Easter Egg) located?
Vegreville
What animal does Alberta claim to be free of?
Rats
What was the deadliest rockslide in Canadian history?
Frank Slide.
Which European explorer came to Alberta in 1754?
(Christopher Columbus, John Cabot, Amerigo Vespucci, or Anthony Henday)
What are Alberta's two provincial colors?
Blue and gold
Where is the worlds largest perogy located?
Glendon
What is the name of the forest that covers our province?
Boreal forest
What lake is Canada's highest elevation point, sitting at 1,650 meters above sea level?
Lake Louise
In 1980, Edmonton celebrated it's 75th anniversary by creating a waterfall. What was the name of that waterfall?
The Great Divide Waterfall.
Alberta's coat of arms includes several unique Alberta elements. The Alberta motto is at the bottom: "Fortis et Liber", what does this mean?
"Strong and Free"
Where is the 1,500 pound beaver located?
Every year between 1983 to ____, the Stanley Cup Finals featured a team from Alberta.
1990
What percent of Alberta is covered in forest?
Approximately 61%
(60%-65%)
What year was the Art Gallery of Alberta founded?
1924
In 1977, children voted for the provincial bird of Alberta. What did they choose?
Where is the Big Rock Brewery located?
West of Okotoks
What was the lowest temperature ever recorded in Alberta
-61C