O Canada!
In what year did Canada become a country?
What was 1867
Name the most northern part of Canada.
What is Nunavet
This famous star built an extensive theatrical career before rocketing to cultural immortality in Star Trek.
Who is William Shatner
Completed in 1976, this structure has held its tallest free-standing structure for over 30 years?
What is Toronto's CN Tower
Which animal is found on the Canadian Nickel?
The Beaver
How old is Canada turning today?
What is the largest lake in Canada?
What is Lake Superior
This famous fellow was known as "Mr. Hockey", he dominated the ice in the 1950's and 60's.
Who is Gordie Howe
A historic hotel in Quebec City, known to be the most photographed hotel in the world!
What is the Chateau Frontenac
Canada is often called the land of lakes - with good reason.
What percentage does Canada have in the entire planet's freshwater supply?
a) 20% b) 30% c) 41%
a) 20%
That's a staggering amount for a country that only makes up about 7% of Earth's land area!!
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In which year did Canada celebrate its 150th Birthday?
Year 2017.
Which Province has the largest area in Canada?
What is Quebec.
She began her recording career in the late 1960's, setting the stage for her global crossover success.
Who is Anne Murray
Founded in 1914, it houses over 18 million items spanning natural history, art and world cultures. Canada's largest Museum.
What is The Royal Ontario Museum. The ROM
What is Canada's official phone number?
What is 1 800 O Canada - 1 800 622 6232
Most countries don't have a direct number you can call, but we do!
This line will help you with everything from government services to general questions about Canada!
What is Canada's approximate population as of mid 2026?
A) 28 Million
B) 42 Million
C) 73 Million
The answer is B - 42 Million
Name the Province in which Fredericton is in.
What is New Brunswick
A powerful indigenous singer-songwriter who became a major figure in the international 1960's folk protest movement.
Who is Buffy Sainte-Marie
This historic pedestrian-only neighborhood in downtown Toronto famous for its beautifully preserved 19th century Victorian industrial buildings, vibrant arts scene, and distinct red-brick pathways.
What is the Distillery District
Who served the shortest amount time as Prime Minister in Canada?
Who was Sir Charles Tupper - served 69 days in 1896.
The longest was William Lyon Mackenzie King. Holding his position for nearly 22 years!
In which year did Canada have an actual Anthem?
a) 1942
b) 1967
c) 1980
The answer is C - 1980
Before the official adoption Canada did not have its own legally designated national anthem. Infact, the British song "God Save the King or Queen served as the default anthem.
How many Provinces are there, and can you name them all?
What are:British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, PEI, Newfoundland and Labrador.
Both were born in the early 1950's and grew up during this era, paving the way for the Canadian comedy boom that followed.
Who is John Candy and Dan Aykroyd
This 98 room Gothic Revival style mansion was built in 1911 to 1914.
What is Casa Loma. It translates to House on the Hill in Spanish.
The construction took 300 workers and 3.5 million dollars to make. An astronomical amount for back then.
It features 21 fireplaces, a massive 60 foot ceiling in the Great Hall, central vac, its own telephone exchange and an 800 foot secret tunnel leading to the stables!!
This famous singer from Montreal Quebec is known as a global pop icon, selling over 200 million records worldwide. Her most famous song "My heart will go on" the theme from 1997's Titanic.
Who is Celine Dion.