The official name of University of Waterloo's sport teams.
What is Waterloo Warriors?
The average temperature in Waterloo during the wintertime in January.
What is -10 Celsius?
The center of the Canada flag.
What is the maple leaf?
Canada's national winter AND summer sport.
What is hockey and lacrosse?
The affectionate (or sometimes fearful) nickname for the aggressive, hissing birds that roam around campus and are known to chase students.
What is geese or Canadian geese?
The other main university located in Waterloo, and famously known for their business and joint double-degree program with the University of Waterloo.
What is Wilfred Laurier University?
The two national languages of Canada.
What is English and French?
The iconic tower located in Toronto.
What is the CN Tower?
A slang term used by students to describe a course that is famously easy or requires little effort to get a good grade.
What is bird course?
The name of the blue and white streetcar that connects throughout the Waterloo-Kitchener Region, which you can ride with your student card.
What is the ION?
The date of Canada Day.
What is July 1st?
The immense falls that shares the border between Canada and USA.
What is Niagara Falls?
This program used to be under the Faculty of Arts until 1967.
What is Mathematics?
The main street in Uptown Waterloo where you will find shops, restaurants, and the St. Jacob's Farmers' Market.
What is King Street?
The capital city of Canada.
What is Ottawa?
The national animal of Canada.
What is a beaver?
The oldest building on campus.
What is the Graduate House?
The major highway that runs east-west just south of Waterloo.
(Hint: You would have taken this highway from the Toronto Pearson Airport to head to Waterloo!)
What is Highway 401?
The number of provinces AND territories of Canada.
What is ten provinces and three territories?
A famous dish that consists of crispy French fries, topped with fresh cheese curds, and hot gravy poured on top.
What is poutine?