Geography
This is the capital city of Canada.
Ottawa
This city hosted the 2010 Winter Olympic Games.
Vancouver
The national currency of Canada.
Canadian dollar
This red symbol appears on the Canadian flag.
maple leaf
Canada is one of the world’s largest exporters of this grain.
wheat
Canada is bordered by this ocean to the north.
the Arctic Ocean
The oldest city in Canada, known for its French heritage.
Quebec
The head of state of Canada.
King Charles III
Canada’s national anthem.
O Canada
This animal, along with the maple leaf, is one of Canada’s national symbols.
beaver
This is the largest island in Canada.
There are _______ provinces in Canada.
Who is the executive head of Canada?
Prime Minister
This day, celebrated on July 1st, marks the founding of Canada.
Canada Day
These bears live in the Arctic and are perfectly adapted to cold weather.
Polar bears
The highest mountain in Canada, located in the St. Elias Mountains.
Mount Logan
This is the only officially bilingual province in Canada.
Quebec
Canada’s parliament has two parts: the Senate and this elected body.
House of Commons
The national sports of Canada.
Ice hockey and lacrosse
This warm jacket, often lined with fur, is traditionally worn by Inuit people.
Parka
These two lakes are connected by Niagara Falls.
Lake Erie and Ontario
Calgary hosted this international sporting event in 1988.
the Winter Olympic Games
Canada is a member of this group of nations led by the British monarch.
the Commonwealth
This famous group of mounted police officers wear red uniforms.
the Mounties
The Inuit traditionally travel using these sleds pulled by dogs.
Dog sled