Factors that influence food choices
Culture
Elements of culture
Effects of globalization
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100

What is food insecurity?

It is the lack of consistent access to enough safe, nutritious food for an active, healthy life.

100

Why is it important?

It forms the basis of the country's unique identity as a diverse and inclusive multicultural nation.

100

How has Canada's Geography and climate influenced its cultural identity?

Canada's geography and  climate have profoundly shaped its cultural identity, resulting in a distinct multicultural society with strong regional identities.

100

What global process has connected Canada more to the world through trade and culture?

Globalization

100

Where is Canada located?

Canada is a country in North America, located north  of the United States.

200

How can people's health affect their choices when it comes to food?

Health directly shapes food choices in Canada through conditions such as allergies, chronic diseases, income and age.

200

What other cultures can you find in Canada?

Canada is a home to many cultures, including indigenous peoples,French and British roots, and communites from all over asia and europe, all brining their own food, music, and traditions.

200

What types of communities exist in Canada?

Urban (cities, towns), rural, and suburban. 

200

What major environmental issue has grown worse due to higher global trade?

Climate change and greenhouse gas emissions.

200

Who is the current Prime Minister of Canada?

Mark Carney

300

How does Canada's geography affect its food?

Canada's vast geography and diverse climates create distinct regional foods and impact the types of crops that can be grown.

300

When did Canada officially adopt multiculturalism as a national policy?

1971

300

Which religions exist in Canada?

Over 50% of Canadians identify as Christians but the proportion is decreasing.Quebec has the highest Catholic population, with over half identifying as Catholic, while 12.6 million Canadians reported no religious affiliation in the 2021 census.

300

What has globalization increased for Canada’s economy?

Trade and economic growth.

300

What is poutine made of?

French fries, cheese curds, and brown gravy.

400

How can peoples income affect their food choices?

Low-income Canadians are more likely to compromise on the quality and quantity of their food, opting for cheaper

400

What shared values are central to Canadian culture?

Politeness, respect for diversity, community, and love for nature.

400

What are the social and economic aspects of Canadian culture?

Canada values multiculturalism, community, and social justice, with a mixed economy focused on services, resources, and manufacturing.

400

How has globalization affected Canada’s internal politics and security?

It has reshaped Canada’s security environment and increased domestic tensions over regional and social issues.

400

Where does the main source of maple syrup in Canada come from?

Quebec which produces 90% of Canada's supply and is the world's largest producer.

500

What are the personal, social, economic, and environmental factors that influence what people eat?

Taste, health, knowledge, mood, income, affordability, food security,culture,availability, marketing, accessibility.

500

Which three Indigenous groups are recognized as foundational to Canada’s culture?

First Nations, Inuit, and Métis.

500

What are some popular Canadian celebrations and traditional foods? 

Canada celebrates a mix of national holidays, multicultural festivals, indigenous gatherings, and regional events, reflecting its cultural diversity. Popular foods include poutine, tourtière, peameal bacon, Bannock, Montreal smoked meat, butter tarts, Nanaimo bars, and regional seafood specialties.

500

What positive social impact has migration had on Canada?

It has made society more diverse and culturally rich.


500

Who has scored the most goals in NHL history?

Alexander Ovechkin

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