Let's Break Up
Kim Kardashian and this NBA player ended their relationship after 72 days
Kris Humphries
This is what the French mean when they say "bonbon."
Candy
Before becoming a tourist destination, this industry was the economic backbone of Muskoka in the 1800s.
Logging
It’s the only one not named for a god or goddess
Earth
This cereal was invented by using a puffing gun machine that puffed oats into a small "o.”
Cheerios
June 2025 saw Dakota Johnson split with this band’s Chris Martin despite an engagement
Coldplay
This Japanese company is famous for its EOS cameras and printers
Canon
This lake is the deepest of Muskoka's "Big Three."
Lake Joseph
The Great Red Spot is located 22° south of its equator
Jupiter
Lou Gehrig was the first athlete to appear on this cereal box
Wheaties
Ryan Philippe and Jim Toth both walked the line after divorcing this Oscar-winning actress
Reese Witherspoon
A heavy cotton or hemp cloth that is used by both artists and sailors is called this.
Canvas
This town is home to the famous steamships RMS Segwun and Wenonah II.
Gravenhurst
Venera 8 was the Soviets’ first fully successful landing on this planet
Venus
This cereal was invented by a Seventh-day Adventist in Battle Creek, Michigan
Corn Flakes
Michael C. Hall and Jennifer Carpenter met on the set of this show before their 2011 breakup
Dexter
If you're on a military base, you might use this word for the bar.
Canteen
This river connects Lake Muskoka to Lake Rosseau through the historic Port Carling locks.
Indian River
This side-spinning planet orbits the Sun every 84 years
Larry is the name given to the mascot of this cereal brand, which was founded in Illinois, and not Pennsylvania
Quaker Oats
Despite separating in 2012, this “Cheers” actress is still close friends with Danny DeVito
Rhea Perlman
When a couple is engaged in amorous embraces and kissing, they could be said to be doing this.
Canoodling
This village is known for its iconic waterfront, locks, and annual cranberry festival.
Bala
A sol is a solar day on this rocky planet
Mars
In 1975, Waldo the Wizard briefly became the mascot for this cereal brand
Lucky Charms