Provinces & Territories
Canada has this many provinces.
(What is 10?)
The Rocky Mountains run through Alberta and which other province?
(What is British Columbia?)
This is the longest river in Canada.
(What is the Mackenzie River?)
Canada’s capital city is…
(What is Ottawa?)
This large Canadian rodent is known for building dams and lodges.
(What is the beaver?)
This is Canada’s newest territory, created in 1999.
(What is Nunavut?)
This shield covers more than half of Canada and contains some of the world’s oldest rocks.
(What is the Canadian Shield?)
This famous waterfall sits on the border of Ontario and the U.S.
(What is Niagara Falls?)
This West Coast city is Canada’s largest port.
(What is Vancouver?)
Which Canadian biome is home to caribou, muskox, and polar bears?
(What is the Arctic tundra?)
Which province is known as “Canada’s only officially bilingual province”?
(What is New Brunswick?)
This region in southern Manitoba and Saskatchewan is known for flat, fertile farmland.
(What is the Prairies or Interior Plains?)
Canada has the most of this natural feature of any country in the world.
(What are lakes?)
The CN Tower is located in which city?
(What is Toronto?)
This West Coast salmon species is the largest and is also known as “king salmon.”
(What is Chinook salmon?)
This prairie province does NOT touch any large body of saltwater.
(What is Saskatchewan?)
This massive bay in northern Canada has the world’s largest tidal range.
(What is Hudson Bay?)
Great Bear Lake and Great Slave Lake are located in which territory?
(What is the Northwest Territories?)
The Château Frontenac overlooks which major Canadian river?
(What is the St. Lawrence River?)
This forest ecosystem, stretching across Canada, is one of the largest in the world and is dominated by coniferous trees.
(What is the boreal forest?)
This territory has the smallest population in Canada.
(What is Nunavut?)
This landmark in the Northwest Territories marks where Earth’s magnetic fields once ended.
(What is the Magnetic North Pole?)
This massive glacier-fed river in Yukon is known for its powerful flow and was a major transportation route during the Klondike Gold Rush.
(What is the Yukon River?)
This island city is the second-largest French-speaking city in the world after Paris.
(What is Montréal?)
This endangered cat species, found in the mountain regions of Western Canada, has tufted ears and huge snowshoe-like paws.
(What is the Canada lynx?)