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100

 Canadian provinces.

What is 10?

100

 Manitoba

What is Winnipeg?

100

He ran across Canada to create awareness about cancer.

Who is Terry Fox?

100

The National Sports Act of Canada granted two different sports as the official sports of Canada. One is, unsurprisingly, hockey and the other is this sport.

What is lacrosse?

100

Canada has this many professional hockey teams.

What 7?

200

Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut

What are Territories?

200

 Regina

What is the capital city of Saskatchewan?

200

He is considered to be the founder of the province of Manitoba.

Who is Louis Riel?

200

 English is the most-spoken language in Canada. French is second and this is the third, mainly in the Western provinces.

What is Mandarin?

200

Located in Alberta and established in 1885, this is the oldest national park in Canada.

What is Banff?

300

Canada borders the United States and this country.

What is Greenland?

300

 This became the capital of Nunavut in 1999.

What is  Iqaluit?

300

99

Who is Wayne Gretzsky?

300

 These two Canadian cities made their NBA franchise debuts in 1995.
 

What is Toronto and Vancouver?

300

Montana shares a northern border with which 3 Canadian provinces.

 British Columbia Alberta and Saskatchewan


400

 Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta.

What are the Prairie provinces?

400

 This capital city sits at the junction of 3 rivers.

What is Ottawa?

400

This Canadian invented the game of basketball.

Who is Dr. James Naismith?

400

Canada has this many basketball teams as of the 2025-2026 season.

What is 1?

400

 Poutine, often referred to as Canada's national dish, consists of french fries, gravy, and this other ingredient?

What is cheese curds?

500

Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick.

What are the Atlantic Provinces?

500

 New Brunswick 

What is Fredericton?

500

This former hockey players founded this coffee place.

Who is Tim Hortons?

500

This man made stone landmark or cairn built for use by the Inuit, Yupik, or other peoples in the Arctic region of North America.

What is an Inuksuk  ?

500

The name Canada is generally accepted as coming from the St. Lawrence Iroquoian word kanata, which means this.

What is village or settlement?

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