The Sum Of
The sum of family dogs we've had
3
A City in France, or a City that someone got married in.
Paris
Mike Myers
Christmas past, present and future.
A type of holiday cake, or something set on fire to ward off evil sprits.
Yule Log
If you add the two numbers of the Lipton Crescent address together you get this number.
11
What dog shares a name with a child?
Danny, Daniel
Not used by a solider but a rock formation that much of the Kawartha Highlands sit on top of.
The Canadian Shield
What Canadian delicacy does Buddy the elf put on his spaghetti in the movie Elf?
Maple Syrup
This astronomical event takes place annually between December 19-23 in the Northern Hemisphere. It is believed to have influenced the date of Christmas.
The Winter Solstice
A 'lucky' number to some, or the sum of Bovine & Jack's ages.
13
Jellyfish or watersnake
This city was the first to host the Commonwealth games in 1930.
Hamilton
The name of the Grinch's trusted companion
Max
In both Italian and English, some of the days of the week use the Pagan naming conventions. What is Monday named after?
The Moon
The sum of the Mark Cousins plus the Malta cousins
8
What innovative device was used while trying to cut Daniel's hair as a child?
Vacuum
On May 24th, 1884, this City became the first city in Canada with electric street lighting.
According to the Movie Love Actually what do you do at Christmas? Hopefully, you don't have any skeletons in your closet.
Tell the truth.
What two popular Christmas plants have roots in pagan traditions of bringing greenery indoors?
Mistletoe (fertility) and Holly (evergreen life).
The sum of Wendel Clarks number plus Austin Matthews number?
48
A pleasant pig might live here, or Grandma & Grandpa.
Gooderham
This Ontario hub known as the "Classic Car Capital of Canada," is also famous for its agricultural roots (fertile land, drainage innovation).
Chatham-Kent
What was in the black book that Scrooge kept with him at all times?
List of people who owed him money.
This joyful, chaotic ancient Roman winter festival which ran from December 17 to December 23 celebrated the Roman god of agriculture. Hint, it sounds like the name of a planet, because it is named after it!