Geography
This is the smallest province in both area and population.
Prince Edward Island
PEI is famous for Anne of Green Gables and its red sandy beaches.
This famous rock 'n' roll legend was known as "The King" and sang Can't Help Falling in Love.
Elvis Presley
Elvis became a cultural icon in the 1950s and is one of the best-selling solo artists in history. His home, Graceland, is still visited by fans today.
This cheerful yellow flower is often one of the first signs of spring.
Daffodil
Daffodils symbolize rebirth and new beginnings. In Canada, They're also a symbol of hope for cancer awareness.
This frozen treat comes on a cone and is often scooped in flavours like chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry.
Ice Cream
The first ice cream cone was popularized at the 1904 World's Fair in St. Louis, Missouri, when a waffle vendor teamed up with an ice cream seller.
This everyday item was first sold commercially in 1893 at the World's Fair in Chicago. It was originally promoted as a way to help people stop chewing gum.
Popcorn!
Popcorn became a favourite snack during the Great Depression because it was inexpensive. During World War II, sugar rations limited candy, so popcorn became even more popular, especially at the movie theatres!
What is Canada's largest province by area?
Quebec
Quebec is nearly three times the size of France and is the only province where French is the official language.
She was Canada's "Snowbird", with a smooth voice and crossover success in pop and country music.
Anne Murray
Anne Murray won four Grammys and was the first Canadian artist to have a U.S. gold record for a solo female.
This red fruit is often mistaken for a vegetable and is popular in summer salads.
Tomato
Botanically, tomatoes are fruits, but they were legally declared a vegetable in the U.S. in 1893 for tariff purposes!
This frozen dessert, made with whipped cream, eggs, and sugar, is known as Italy's answer to ice cream.
Gelato
Gelato has less air and fat than regular ice cream, making it denser and more flavourful!
This province is nicknamed "The Land of Living Skies."
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan is known for its incredible sunsets and wide-open prairies.
This British band caused a frenzy in the 1960s and appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1964.
The Beatles'
The Beatles' appearance drew 73 million viewers, sparking "Beatlemania" across North America.
This herb, often used in Italian dishes, is known for its sweet smell and is easy to grow in pots.
Basil
Basil thrives in warm, sunny weather and is a key ingredient in pesto.
This old-fashioned ice cream drink combines soda, ice cream, and often syrup, especially popular at diners in the 1950s.
Ice Cream Float
The first ice cream float was invented in 1874 and became a staple at soda fountains across North America.
This province is bordered by both the Pacific Ocean and the Rocky Mountains.
British Columbia
BC is home to Canada's mildest climate and lush rainforests.
This soulful singer belted out What'd I Say and Georgia on My Mind.
Ray Charles
Ray Charles blended gospel, blues, and jazz into a unique style, overcoming blindness to become a pioneer of soul music.
This climbing plant produces pods and loves cooler temperatures and is often found in spring gardens.
Peas
Peas were one of the first crops ever cultivated by humans, and even today, they're packed with nutrients and plant protein.
This ice cream flavour, popular in Canada, features a mix of chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry.
Neapolitan
Named after Naples, Italy, Neapolitan ice cream became popular in the 19th century when immigrants brought layered desserts to North America.
This province contains the geographical center of Canada.
Manitoba
The longitudinal center of center is just east of Winnipeg, marked by a sign along the Trans-Canada Highway.
This iconic girl group sang Be My Baby and was produced by Phil Spector.
The Ronettes
Their hit song featured Spector's " Wall of Sound" production and is considered one of the greatest pop songs ever recorded.
This flower, often called "the queen of the garden," comes in thousands of varieties and is known for its fragrance.
Rose
Roses have been symbols of love for centuries and fossils show they existed over 35 million years ago. There are over 300 species!
This dessert features ice cream, hot fudge, whipped cream, and a cherry on top. It often comes in a large dish.
Banana Split
The banana split was invented in 1904 by a 23-year-old pharmacist names David Strickler. It quickly became a soda fountain favourite across North America.