Canadian History
Who was William Lyon Mackenzie King?
This Canadian Prime Minister led Canada through much of World War II.
What is the largest province by area?
Quebec
Who was the first Canadian astronaut became the first Canadian to walk in space?
Chris Hadfield
What annual Calgary event is known as "The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth."?
Calgary Stampede
The animal featured on the Canadian nickel coin?
A beaver
Which province joined Confederation in 1949?
Newfoundland and Labrador
What river flows through Montreal and Quebec City before reaching the Atlantic Ocean?
St. Lawrence River
Which hockey legend wore number 99?
Wayne Gretzky
What Canadian author wrote Anne of Green Gables?
L.M. Montgomery
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police are commonly known by this nickname?
The Mounties
This battle in 1917 became a defining moment for Canadian identity during World War I?
What was the Battle of Vimy Ridge
What Canadian territory is home to the capital city of Yellowknife?
Which Canadian physician is credited with co-discovering insulin?
Sir Frederick Banting
What is Canada's 2 official languages?
English and French
This coffee-and-donut chain is a Canadian icon?
Tim Hortons
The War of 1812 saw Canada defend itself primarily against invasions from this country?
United States
What is Canada's highest mountain is located in Yukon and bears this name?
Mount Logan
Which Canadian singer from Quebec became famous worldwide with "My Heart Will Go On."
Céline Dion
This Indigenous sport is considered Canada's nation summer sport.
This sweet pastry, named after a Canadian city, contains raisins and custard?
Nanaimo bar
This Métis leader led the Red River Resistance and helped create Manitoba?
Louis Riel
What is the bay in northeastern Canada called, is one of the world's largest bodies of inland seawater?
Hudson Bay
What Nova Scotia-born media tycoon founded a newspaper empire and later served as a British peer?
Lord Beaverbrook
This province joined Confederation in 1949, making it the last province to enter Canada?
Newfoundland and Labrador
Over 90% of Canadians live within this distance of the U.S. border.?
160 km