Canada Geography
What is the capital of Canada?
Ottawa
Canada shares the world's longest international land border with this country.
United States
Belleville sits right on the shore of this famous inlet of Lake Ontario.
Baay of Quinte
This major multi-lane highway skirts the north side of Belleville, connecting it to the rest of Ontario.
401
Connected to the mainland by the Confederation Bridge, this eastern region is Canada's smallest province by both land area and population.
PEI
Canada Day is celebrated on this date every year.
July 1
Name of the famous Canadian singer who sang the song Baby in 2010
Justin Bieber
To get from Belleville to Prince Edward County by car you cross the Norris Whitney Bridge heading in this direction.
South
If you leave Belleville and head south into Prince Edward County, you can visit this famous provincial park known for its huge sand dunes and beaches.
Sanbanks Provincial Park
This famous, tall tower built in 1976 dominates the skyline of Toronto.
CN Tower
Which city is the biggest in terms of population?
Toronto
What is the name of the leaf on the Canadian flag?
Maple leaf
Playing out of the CAA Centre (formerly CAA Arena), this AHL hockey team relocated to Belleville in 2017 as the top farm team for the Ottawa Senators.
Belleville Senators
Located right on the water in Belleville, this park with a pier is a popular place to walk, park your boat, or watch the water.
Victoria Park (or Meyers Pier)
This French-speaking province sits right next to Ontario to the east.
Quebec
Which province or territory has the most islands?
Nunavut
Covering over 9.9 million square kilometers, Canada holds the title of being the world's second-largest country by landmass, right behind this nation.
Russia
This river flows right through downtown Belleville
Moira River
Built in 1938 in downtown Belleville, this vintage art deco theater remains a primary venue for live concerts, comedy shows, and independent films.
Empire Theatre
The capital of Canada
Ottawa
How many provinces does Canada have?
Ten
The Prime Minister of Canada
Mark Carney
Heading east along Highway 2 or Highway 401, this major historic city on Lake Ontario sits about 50 kilometers East from Belleville.
Kingston
Named after a former Belleville mayor and city politician, this large island park along the Bay of Quinte waterfront hosts major community festivals and outdoor recreation.
Zwick's Park
What are Canada's two national sports?
ice hockey and lacrosse