Canadian Symbols
Canadian History
Canadian Fun Facts
Canadian Music
Canadian Places
100
This red leaf appears on the Canadian flag.
What is the Maple Leaf?
100
What is 1867 during the Canadian Confederation?
Canada Day celebrates the creation of Canada on July 1 of this year.
100
This winter sport is considered Canada’s national winter sport.
Ice Hockey
100
This is Canada’s national anthem.
O Canada
100
This is Canada’s capital city.
Ottawa
200
This animal is the national symbol of Canada and is known for building dams.
What is the North American Beaver?
200
This was the original name of Canada Day before 1982.
Dominion Day
200
This Canadian treat is fries topped with gravy and cheese curds.
Poutine
200
This Canadian singer recorded the famous song “My Heart Will Go On.”
Celine Dion
200
This is Canada’s largest city.
Toronto
300
This red and white flag became Canada’s official flag in 1965.
What is the Flag of Canada?
300
This document officially created Canada as a country in 1867.
British North America Act 1867
300
This sweet syrup comes from boiling sap from maple trees.
Maple Syrup
300
This Canadian singer became famous with the song “Baby.”
Justin Bieber
300
This Canadian city hosted the 2010 Winter Olympics.
Vancouver
400
This tall red uniform hat is worn by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police Hat
400
These four provinces formed Canada at Confederation
Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia
400
Canada is home to the famous waterfalls located between Ontario and New York.
Niagara Falls
400
This Canadian singer is known for the song “Man! I Feel Like a Woman.”
Shania Twain
400
This national park in Alberta is famous for Lake Louise.
Banff National Park
500
This bird is featured on the Canadian one-dollar coin before the loonie.
The Common Loon
500
This famous Canadian railway helped unite the country in the 1800s.
Canadian Pacific Railway
500
Canada has the longest coastline in the world. True or False?
True!
500
This famous Canadian folk singer wrote “Big Yellow Taxi.”
Joni Mitchell
500
This province is known for French culture and language.
Quebec
