1. Canadian Slang
This Canadian term describes a winter hat.
What is a toque
This life-saving treatment for diabetes was discovered in Canada.
What is insulin
This lightweight vessel made from bark was used for travel on lakes and rivers.
What is a canoe
This city is the capital of Alberta.
What is Edmonton
This animal appears on the Canadian nickel.
What is a beaver
This is the name of Canada's one-dollar coin.
What is a loonie
Canadian James Naismith invented this popular sport.
What is basketball
Inuit Peoples developed this narrow watercraft for Arctic waters.
What is a kayak
This territory's capital is Iqaluit.
What is Nunavut
This leaf appears on the Canadian flag.
What is a maple leaf
This Saskatchewan term means a hooded sweatshirt.
What is a bunny hug
Joseph-Armand Bombardier invented this vehicle for traveling over snow.
What is the snowmobile
These made winter travel possible by preventing people from sinking in deep snow.
What are snowshoes
This is Canada's only officially bilingual province.
What is New Brunswick
This bird appears on the one-dollar coin.
What is a loon
This Canadian phrase refers to a coffee with two creams and two sugars.
What is a double-double
Alexander Graham Bell is credited with inventing this communications device.
What is the telephone
This wooden sled was used to transport people and supplies across snow.
What is a toboggan
This province joined Confederation in 1949.
What is Newfoundland and Labrador
This is Canada's national winter sport.
What is hockey
A Canadian might say someone living here is "out in the ______."
What are the boonies
This controversial pizza, topped with ham and pineapple, was created in Ontario.
What is Hawaiian pizza
Corn, beans, and squash are known collectively by this name.
What are the Three Sisters
This river is the longest in Canada.
What is the Mackenzie River
This is Canada's national summer sport.
What is lacrosse