Famous Canadians
Food
Landmarks & Locations
Sports
Language/Slang
100
Baby baby baby oh! This Canadian celeb is from a Stratford, Ontario and was discovered for their sweet singing voice!
Justin Beiber
100
A type of syrup as represented by the design of our flag
Maple syrup
100
This landmark is as tall as it is popular. You can even see it on the cover of a Drake album!
CN Tower
100
Winter national sport
Ice Hockey
100
Canada's official language(s)
English and French
200
Canadian actor best known for their role as the Marvel anti-hero Deadpool
Ryan Reynolds
200
Fries, cheese and gravy
Poutine
200
Canada's Capital city
Ottawa
200
Summer National sport
Lacross
200
Nickname for Toronto
The Six
300
Famous Canadian rapper who has been in the news lately for their diss tracks and an ongoing rap feud
Drake
300
Chip flavour
Ketchup chips
300
This destination straddles the Canadian-American border. Just, make sure you wear a rain jacket when you go visit!
Niagara Falls
300
Famous Canadian Hockey player nicknamed "the great one"
Wayne Gretzky
300
Double double
2 cream and 2 sugar in coffee
400
Our hearts will go on for this French Canadian singer who recently made her long awaited comeback at the Olympic opening ceremony
Celine Dion
400
Classic pastry inspired by the national animal
Beaver Tails
400
Destination in Alberta, known for its clear blue water and stunning visuals
Lake Louise 
400
The "Golden Goal" which secured a Canadian gold medal at the 2010 Olympics was scored during which sport and by which player?
Team Canada vs USA gold medal hockey game by Sydney Crosby
400
"Dangle", "snipe" and "celly" are slang terms for which sport?
Hockey
500
Canadian astronaut who chronicled his space exploration on social media and famously did participated in a puck drop for the Toronto Maple Leafs from space!
Chris Hadfield
500
This rich tri-layered dessert bar made of crumb mixture, vanilla-flavoured butter icing, and melted chocolate
Nanaimo Bars
500
The largest skating rink in the world!
Rideau Canal
500
Greatest goal scorer in the history of international soccer
Christine Sinclair
500
Snowbirds
Canadians who migrate to the south in the winter months