Foods
This Quebec food consists of fries with gravy and cheese curds.
What is poutine?
Now constructed from fiberglass, plastic or carbon fibre, canoes were originally constructed from what material?
What is birch bark?
Canada became a country in this year.
What is 1867?
This tower in Toronto was once the tallest free-standing structure in the world.
What is the CN Tower?
Which province provides between 70-80% of the world's maple syrup supply?
What is Quebec?
This classic summer treat is made with graham crackers, chocolate and marsh mellows
What is a "smores"
This annual rodeo and exhibition in Alberta is called "The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth."
What is the Calgary Stampede?
What is the famous "Group of Seven" known for?
Painting.
This is the world's longest freshwater beach
What is "Wasaga Beach"
How many territories does Canada have? Bonus points: name them
Three (Northwest Territories/Nunavut/Yukon)
Midland, Ontario is home to the largest festival in the world for this type of sweet treat? Hint, over 300,000 of them are sold each summer
What is, The Buttertart Festival? or What is the butter tart?
Algonquin Park is especially famous for viewing this large Canadian animal from a canoe.
What is a moose?
This railway, completed in 1885, linked Canada from coast to coast.
What is the Canadian Pacific Railway?
This waterfall on the Ontario-New York border attracts millions of visitors each year.
What is Niagara Falls?
This lake, shared by Ontario and several U.S. states, is the largest Great Lake by surface area.
What is Lake Superior?
This fish, often caught in Canadian lakes and served at summer fish fries, is known for its mild flavor and flaky white meat.
What is pickerel (walleye)?
What is the name of the largest film festival in North America?
Toronto International Film Festival
What year did the first "Tim Hortons" open? Bonus points: where?
What is 1964? H
This bay, named after an English explorer, is one of the largest inland seas in the world
What is Hudson Bay?
Which is Canada's only bilingual province? Trick answer, BILINGUAL
What is New Brunswick
Wild blueberries are especially associated with this Atlantic province.
What is Nova Scotia?
This Ontario provincial park, founded in 1893, is Canada's oldest provincial park.
What is Algonquin Park?
Where is the site of the only known Viking settlement in North America? Hint, it's a province.
What is, Newfoundland. Approximately 1021 AD/ACE
This famous hotel overlooks Québec City's St. Lawrence River.
What is the Château Frontenac?
What is the name of Canada's only female prime minister?
Kim Cambell (19th prime minister from June to Novemeber 1993)