Dominion Day
In 1867, British Parliament approved this Act, that united three territories into a single dominion called Canada
The British North America Act
The number if Oceans that surround Canada.
3
The beach version of this sport – where players try to ground the ball - was made an official Olympic sport in 1996.
Volleyball
I consist of three layers: a wafer, nut, and coconut crumb base; custard icing; and a layer of chocolate ganache on top. From a western coal mining town.
Nanaimo Bar
This Canadian organization is known as one of the most extravagant and creative coin producers in the world.
Royal Canadian Mint
When first formed, Canada was made up of this many provinces. (Bonus points if you can name them!)
4 (Ontario, Québec, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia)
The Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park is recognized as one of the best places in the world for watching this mammal.
Whales
Sink it and you’ve scratched
A cue ball
Prairie dessert made popular in 1920s, the graham cracker crust and creamy custard filling topped with fluffy meringue was named after fashionable women.
Flapper Pie
This semiaquatic rodent has honourably graced the nickel since 1937.
Beaver
In which groovy decade did Government institutions in Canada effectively stopped using the word Dominion?
1960s
The lost Franklin Expedition was assigned to traverse the last unnavigated sections of the Northwest Passage through this Canadian ocean.
Arctic Ocean
This demolition tool swings from a cable attached to a crane
A wrecking ball
Orange ice cream is laced with ribbons of black licorice
Tiger Tail Ice cream
This most common note sports a green portrait of Queen Elizabeth the II on one side and the Canadian National Vimy Memorial on the other
$20
Montreal invited the world to this great fair, the centrepiece of Canada’s Centennial year celebrations
Expo 67
Add up our oceans and Canada has the longest of these in the world
Coastline
I have usually have 3 holes, but might have none, depending on how many pins I aim for
Bowling ball
This staple Indigenous of Canada is the ultimate comfort food. Topped with cinnamon and sugar, it may be the original Beaver Tail.
Sweet Bannock
This a bi-metallic coin bears an image of a polar bear.
Toonie or $2
In response to a heckler at the 1970 Dominion Day celebration in Manitoba, , this prime minister said, “"Relax, buster. You can’t carry the weight of the world on your shoulders every day. This is a fun day."
Pierre E. Trudeau
The largest lake entirely in Canada, it was named after the Chipewyan words for “grizzly bear lake” were mistranslated; located in the Northwest Territories.
Great Bear Lake
It's a strong-smelling chemical sphere used to repel cloth eating Tineola bisselliella.
Mothball
Berries named after the largest city in Saskatchewan, this pie is a prairie ritual when served with creamy vanilla ice cream
Saskatoon Berry Pie
When Samuel de Champlain founded the first colonial settlement at Quebec in 1608, this was the universally accepted medium of exchange.
Beaver pelt