Capitals & Cities
This city is the capital of Canada and is located in Ontario.
What is Ottawa?
Canada has these two official languages
What is English & French
Canada is divided into 10 areas similar to U.S. states.
What are provinces?
Most of Canada’s exports (over 75% in 2010) went to this country.
What is the United States?
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland & Labrador are called the ______________________.
What are the Atlantic Provinces?
The largest metropolitan area in Canada, known for its CN Tower, is this city.
What is Toronto?
People in Quebec who want independence from Canada are called this.
What are separatists?
This massive plateau in northern Quebec and Ontario is rich in minerals and made from ancient rock
What is the Canadian Shield?
Vancouver trades extensively with countries in this continent across the Pacific Ocean.
What is Asia?
Most Canadians live in Quebec and this neighboring province
What is Ontario
The city in Quebec that is part of Canada’s bilingual culture and French heritage.
What is Quebec City?
In 1999, this northern territory was created to give more self-government to Indigenous people.
What is Nunavut?
The westernmost province of Canada has mountains similar to the northwestern United States and even stretches from here to the United States
What is British Columbia?
Canada relies heavily on this type of renewable energy for industries and homes.
What is hydroelectric power?
The northernmost territories of Canada include Yukon, Northwest Territories, and this.
What is Nunavut?
This western city is a major Pacific port and trade hub in Canada.
What is Vancouver?
These groups of people in Canada’s far north rely on local autonomy and have historic ties to the land.
Who are the First Nations?
The far northern areas of Canada have this cold climate with permanently frozen ground.
What is tundra?
Overfishing has harmed fish populations in this famous fishing region off eastern Canada.
What is the Grand Banks?
This province has some residents who want to create their own nation separate from Canada.
What is Quebec?
This city is Canada’s largest port and plays a major role in Pacific trade and immigration.
What is Vancouver?
This province has a strong French-speaking population and plays a major role in Canada’s bilingual identity.
What is Quebec?
This mountain in the Yukon is the highest point in Canada.
What is Mount Logan?
This resource, produced by flowing water, is one of Canada’s largest sources of electricity.
What is hydroelectric power?
This territory was created in 1999 to give Indigenous peoples greater control and self-government over their land.
What is Nunavut?