Canada Geography
Canada is the ______ biggest country, in terms of its land mass.
What's Second?
They are the colours on the Canadian flag
What is red and white?
The title of Canada's National Anthem
What is "O, Canada"?
What is the United States of America?
Canada national animal
What is a beaver?
The largest province in Canada.
What is Quebec.
They are Canada's two official languages.
What are French and English?
This person is our current Prime Minister
Who is Justin Trudeau?
The Canadian flag was introduced in this year
When is 1965?
Alberta is pest-free of this one nasty rodent
the rats! In 1942 a strict pest control program was adopted in Alberta
This mountain is the tallest in Rockies
What is Mount Robson?
What Canadian Hockey team nearly won the Stanley cup in 2024?
Edmonton oilers
The largest hailstone in Canadian history was the size of what sports item?
A softball! It fell in Cedoux Saskatchewan, it weighed 290 grams
The city where you would find the highest Canada structure
What is Toronto?
CN Tower 553m
What bird, who is a symbol of Canada, mates for life?
Canada Geese!
The number of oceans that touch a Canadian border.
What is three?
- Atlantic on the east
- Pacific on the west
- Arctic on the north
What is July 1st?
Vancouver's hockey team almost won the Stanley Cup both in 2011 and 2024
What is Canucks?
The longest-serving Prime Minister in the Canadian history
Who is the Rt. Hon William Lyon Mackenzie King?
The tiny meadow vole is the best mammal at baby-making! How many babies
6 babies a litter, and 17 litters in a year makes 102 offspring. Imagine the tuition
The biggest lake in Canada
What is Lake Superior?
It is where the word Canada came from
What is the Huron-Iroquois word “kanata,” meaning “village” or “settlement?
What has consistently been Canada’s sunniest city?
Calgary with about 333 days of sunshine a year
This province has the highest number of French-speaking people
What is Quebec?
The Kermode Bear (or spirit bear) lives in one Canadian province and nowhere else in the world. Where is it?
B.C.