Provincial & Territorial Capitals
Provinces & Territories – Abbreviations
Flags of Canada’s Provinces & Territories
Physiographic Regions – Name That Region
Infographic Trends
Random Canadian facts—famous people, places, athletes, and cultur
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YT stands for this northern territory.
What is Yukon?
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This abbreviation stands for the territory in the far northwest of Canada.
What is YT (Yukon)?
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This province’s flag features a lion and a ship.
What is New Brunswick?
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This region covers 50% of Canada and is mostly rock.
What is the Canadian Shield?
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A trend must include at least this many data points.
What is two?
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This Canadian is known as “The Great One” and is considered the greatest hockey player of all time.
Who is Wayne Gretzky?
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This island province's abbreviation ends in E.
What is Prince Edward Island?
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MB is the abbreviation for this prairie province.
What is Manitoba?
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This province’s flag has a blue field with a white cross and four fleurs‑de‑lis.
What is Quebec?
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This region surrounds Hudson Bay and stores massive amounts of carbon.
What are the Hudson Bay Lowlands?
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This term means “how something is spread out across an area.”
What is distribution?
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This Canadian city hosted the 2010 Winter Olympics.
What is Vancouver?
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The capital of New Brunswick.
What is Fredericton?
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This province uses the abbreviation SK.
What is Saskatchewan?
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This province’s flag includes a Union Jack and a rising sun.
What is British Columbia?
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This region includes mountains, valleys, and plateaus in western Canada.
What is the Western Cordillera?
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If one region has more of something than another, you might say it has this.
What is a larger proportion?
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A top-selling Canadian artist. 
Who is Shania Twain?
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This province has an abbreviation that contains a letter that appears only once in all Canadian provincial and territorial abbreviations.
What is QC? The letter Q.
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This Atlantic province uses the abbreviation NL.
What is Newfoundland and Labrador?
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This territory’s flag features a polar bear and an inuksuk
What is Nunavut?
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This region is mostly prairies.
What are the Interior Plains?
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This vocabulary term refers to the speed at which something increases or decreases.
What is the rate?
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This Canadian astronaut became famous for recording a cover of “Space Oddity” while aboard the International Space Station.
Who is Chris Hadfield?
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What is the abbreviation for the newest province/territory in Canada?
What is NU?
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This capital is the only one located on the Great Lakes.
What is Toronto?
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This province’s flag includes a bison and a red ensign.
What is Manitoba?
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This region contains the oldest mountains in Canada.
What are the Appalachian Mountains? .
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Based on the image, which physiographic region of Canada is the most densely populated? 
What are the Great Lakes–St. Lawrence Lowlands?
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This Canadian landmark is the world’s largest skating rink each winter, stretching over 7 km through a provincial capital city. Name the landmark.
What is the Rideau Canal Skateway?