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100

What red leaf emblem sits at the center of the Canadian national flag?

Answer: The Maple Leaf

100

What city serves as the national capital of Canada?

Answer: Ottawa

100

On what calendar date is Canada Day celebrated every year?

Answer: July 1st

100

What national police force is famous for wearing bright red tunics during ceremonies?

Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP / Mounties)

100

What global sport was invented in 1891 by Canadian Dr. James Naismith? (Hint, there's a statue in his hometown of Almonte!) 

Answer: Basketball

200

What animal is featured on the back of the Canadian $2 coin (the "Toonie")?


Answer: Polar bear

200

Which ocean borders Canada's western coast?

Answer: The Pacific Ocean

200

What title is given to the elected head of a provincial government? (ie. Doug Ford)

Answer: Premier

200

Who served as Canada's very first Prime Minister?

Answer: Sir John A. Macdonald

200

Completed in 1885, what transcontinental line fulfilled a promise to British Columbia to connect Canada coast-to-coast?

Answer: The Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR)

300

While hockey is the winter sport, what is Canada’s official national summer sport?

Answer: Lacrosse

300

Which Canadian province produces over 70% of the world's maple syrup?

Answer: Quebec

300

What three distinct Indigenous groups are explicitly recognized by the Canadian Constitution?

Answer: First Nations, Inuit, and Métis

300

What secret network helped enslaved African Americans escape to freedom in Canada during the 1800s?

Answer: The Underground Railroad

300

Nicknamed "The Great One," which Canadian athlete set over 60 NHL records and had his number 99 retired league-wide?

Answer: Wayne Gretzky

400

What animal appears on the back of the Canadian quarter (25-cent coin)?

Answer: The Caribou

400

What is the only officially bilingual province in Canada?

Answer: New Brunswick

400

Who is the Monarchy's representative here in Canada?

The Governor General

400

Opened in Toronto in 1976, what landmark structure held the record as the world's tallest free-standing building for over 30 years?

Answer: The CN Tower

400

In 1980, what 21-year-old amputee ran over 5,000 kilometers across Canada to raise money for cancer research in his "Marathon of Hope"?

Answer: Terry Fox

500

What is the highest military honor available to Canadians for tactical bravery?

Answer: The Victoria Cross

500

What ancient rock region covers over half of Canada's landmass and is rich in minerals and lakes?

Answer: The Canadian Shield

500

What 1982 addition to the Constitution guarantees fundamental rights like freedom of speech and assembly? (The document that stands up for us!) 

Answer: The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

500

What world-changing communication invention was patented in 1876 by Alexander Graham Bell after working on his design in Brantford, Ontario?

Answer: The telephone

500

Which Nova Scotia businesswoman challenged racial segregation in 1946 by refusing to leave a whites-only movie theater, and is now featured on the Canadian $10 bill?

Answer: Viola Desmond

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