Ontario Geography
This is the capital city of Ontario.
What is Toronto?
This famous Ontario landmark is one of the tallest free-standing structures in the world.
What is the CN Tower?
This level of government is responsible for education in Ontario.
What is the provincial government?
This symbol appears on the Canadian flag.
What is the maple leaf?
Ontario has more than 250, 000 lakes.
True. (Did you know...Ontario lakes are home to many species of fish such as trout, bass, perch, and pike)
This Great Lake borders Ontario to the south and shares its name with a major province.
What is Lake Ontario
What famous waterfall is in Ontario?
Niagara Falls (Did you know...Every minute, over 1.7 million litres of water crash over Niagara Falls)
This person is the leader of Ontario’s provincial government (bonus $100 if you know their name)
Who is the Premier? (Doug Ford)
This is the capital city of Canada, located in Ontario.
What is Ottawa?
Canada's Wonderland in Ontario has more than 15 roller coasters.
True, Canada's Wonderland is the largest amusement park in Canada. It has over 200 attractions, including roller coasters, water rides, and a giant splash pad!
In what city in Ontario can the big nickel (the world's largest coin statue) be found?
Sudbury, Ontario
This Indigenous group is one of the First Nations traditionally located in Ontario.
Who are the Anishinaabe? (accept Haudenosaunee as well)
Citizens can participate in democracy by doing this during election
What is voting?
What is Canada's national sports (hint there's 2)
Lacrosse and Hockey
Ontario is the largest province in Canada.
False. The largest is Quebec & the smallest province in Canada is Prince Edward Island (PEI).
This great lake is the smallest of the Great Lakes and is completely within Canada and Ontario.
What is Lake Erie?
These agreements were made between First Nations and the Crown about land and rights.
What are treaties?
This is a set of rules that protects people from discrimination in Ontario.
What is the Ontario Human Rights Code?
This ocean borders Canada to the east.
What is the Atlantic Ocean?
Ontario touches exactly 2 provinces
True: Manitoba & Quebec
Including Ontario how many provinces are there?
10
This system helped enslaved people escape to freedom in Ontario.
What is the Underground Railroad?
This is the part of Canada’s government that makes the laws and is made up of elected representatives from each riding.
What is Parliament?
A Canadian, Lester B. Pearson, won the 1957 Nobel Peace Prize for helping this organization create its first major peacekeeping force.
What is the United Nations?
Ontario's name comes from an Indigenous word meaning "great lake".
True