Before and After
Australian country singer & Literary reference tool for slang
Keith Urban Dictionary
DBA
Doing business as
This knight won't be using a sword when he's fighting on Saturday night
Sir Elton John
This is the only city where all the major sports teams (MLB/NHL/NFL) have the same colors: Black and gold
Pittsburgh
In 1949, this was the last province to join Canada
Newfoundland and Labrador
Mouselike boy in an E.B. White story & the common name for Ursa Minor
Stuart Little Dipper
AWOL
Absent without leave
This dame portrayed the head of MI6
Dame Judy Dench
MLB umpires are required to wear underwear of this colour while on the job in case they split their pants
Black
This product is Canada's largest export
Crude petroleum
A landmark Louisiana area featuring Bourbon Street & a classic McDonald's menu item
French Quarter Pounder
SCUBA
Self-contained underwater breathing apparatus
This dame got her film debut in Mary Poppins
Dame Julie Andrews
The silhouette in the NBA logo is of this player
Jerry West
This mountain has the highest peak in Canada
Mount Logan
Russia's longest-ruling female leader & the largest bodies of fresh water on Earth
Catherine The Great Lakes
LGBTQ2SA+
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, Queer, Two Spirit, Asexual +
This mononymous performer can frequently be spotted wearing sunglasses
Bono (but don't call him 'Sir')
This sport is the only one to have ever been played on the moon.
Golf
Canada came into being as a country when the British Parliament passed this act
BNA Act (British North America Act)
An open-world Legend of Zelda game and a 1999 Will Smith film in which agents must save the world from an enormous steam-powered tarantula
Breath of the Wild Wild West
CAPTCHA
Completely Automatic Public Turing Test to tell Computer and Humans Apart
This knight's birth name is Krishna Pandit Bhanji
Sir Ben Kingsley
Despite being the third most-watched sport in the world, its presence is scarce in North America
Field hockey
This large piece of land covering what is now much of Western Canada and Northern Ontario was sold to Canada in 1870
Rupert's Land