En francais
Hello! How are you?
What is "Bonjour! Comment ca va?"?
The number of provinces in Canada
What is 10?
True of False: Quebec City is the oldest French-speaking community in North America.
True. Quebec City is considered the cradle of "French civilization" in North America.
True or False: Ottawa is the capital of Ontario?
False. Ottawa is the federal capital of the country of Canada!
Montreal is second largest French speaking city in the world after this city
What is Paris?
I am hungry!
What is "j'ai faim"?
A term we use to refer to the Atlantic provinces east of Quebec (technically, this does not include Newfoundland).
What is Maritimes?
This iconic Chateau, built in 1893, is considered the most photographed hotel in the world
What is Chateau Frontenac?
The official seat of the Canadian federal government
What is Parliament Hill? (It houses the Senate and the House of Commons within its three main buildings: Centre, East, and West Blocks.)
The first Olympics ever held in Canada and the only summer Olympics ever held in Canada took place in Montreal in this year
What is 1976?
You are welcome!
What is "de rien" or "je vous en prie"?
The name of the French colony established in the early 17th century in what is currently Quebec and the Canadian Maritime provinces.
What is La Nouvelle France (aka New France)?
Quebec City was founded by Samuel de Champlain in this year
What is 1608? (The oldest French-speaking city in North America but and one of the oldest cities in Canada.)
Located in downtown Ottawa near Parliament Hill, this becomes the world's largest skating rink in the winter
What is the Rideau Canal?
Montreal is home to this very successful circus producer
What is Cirque du Soleil?
Thank you very much!
What is "merci beaucoup"?
Massive and important seaway that runs from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic ocean, passing through Quebec City and Montreal
What is the St. Lawrence (aka le fleuve Saint Laurent)?
The historic district of Vieux-Quebec is recognized by this agency as a World Heritage Site
What is UNESCO?
The original name of the city of Ottawa. We will have lunch at the ByWard Market downtown market, which is named after it
What is Bytown?
The first ever Major League Baseball franchise outside of the United States, and what it was named after
What is the Montreal Expos, named after Expo 67?
Have a great day!
What is "bonne journee"?
The Constitutional Act of 1791 created these two British Colonies, dividing the old province of Quebec into two.
What are Upper Canada and Lower Canada?
The location of the pivotal battle of 1759 where the English defeated the French, altering North American history
What is the Plains of Abraham?
Ottawa was designated the capital of Canada in 1857 by this monarch
Who was Queen Victoria? (She considered Toronto and Quebec City first.)
This system of professional canoe men who supported the major fur trading companies based in Montreal
Who were the voyageurs?