Canadian Cities
This largest city in Alberta is NOT its capitol city.
What is Calgary?
This winter sport played with brooms and stones is particularly popular in Canada.
This large antlered animal is an ongoing concern on Newfoundland's highways.
What is a Moose?
Sometimes called Canada's national dish, this meal consists of French Fries, gravy, and cheese (curds if you're a purist).
What is Poutine?
While not the largest in Saskatchewan, this city is its capitol.
What is Regina?
While hockey is known as the official winter sport of Canada, this is the official summer sport.
What is Lacrosse?
This waterfowl lends its name to some of our currency.
What is a Loon?
This dessert made up of a coconut crumb base, a custard middle, and chocolate on top is named after a British Columbia town.
What is a Nanaimo Bar?
While it's sometimes said to be St. John's, this French city is actually the oldest in Canada.
What is Quebec City?
The city of Montreal was the first Canadian city to host this international sports contest.
Canada's national animal. They build their homes in our lakes, rivers, and marshes.
What is a Beaver?
This drink is mostly made up of tomato juice, with an added fishy ingredient.
What is Clamato?
This city lends its name to a nearby island, despite the city not actually being on the island.
What is Vancouver?
The most recent Canadian hockey team to win the Stanley Cup.
Who are the Montreal Canadiens?
Despite having black and white bodies, these birds' brightly coloured beaks are what make them stand out.
What are Puffins?
These small treats are made of butter, sugar, syrup and egg, and baked in a round pastry shell.
What are Butter Tarts?
This maritime capitol is sometimes called the "Birthplace of Canada."
What is Charlottetown?
This popular American sport was actually invented by a Canadian (though he was living in America at the time).
What is Basketball?
Despite their much smaller size, these furry scavengers have been known to chase away bears.
What is a Wolverine?
These two flavours of potato chips, while available in other countries, are only widely popular in Canada.
What are All-Dressed and Ketchup?