Times
BC has this many time zones
What is two? (Pacific and Mountain)
This town boasts the world's largest treble clef - at 13m tall - and takes its name from the concentration of salmon that used to be found in the southwest arm of BC's Shuswap Lake.
What is Salmon Arm?
In 1954 Vancouver hosted the British Empire Games. 40 years later, this city hosted the modern equivalent; the Commonwealth Games
What is Victoria?
This city park is larger than Central Park in New York City
What is Stanley Park?
The only species of Oak native to BC
What is Garry Oak?
Victoria College became this, in 1963
What is the University of Victoria?
Golden Hinde is the highest peak on this island, at 2195m
What is Vancouver Island?
This is BC's Provincial bird
What is the Steller's Jay? (Dec 17, 1987)
While exploring the inside passage, a desolate Captain George Vancouver said of this place, "there was not a single prospect that was pleasing to the eye".
What is Desolation Sound?
Horsefly, Beaver, Phoenix, Otter, Woodpecker
What are BC place names?
BC's Provincial mammal, a rare black bear with white fur.
What is a Spirit Bear (Kermode)
By land area, BC ranks as this against all other Canadian Provinces and Territories (First, Second, Third, et.,)
What is fifth? (Nunavut, Quebec, Northwest Territories, Ontario,)
In 1917 women received the vote in BC. In 1947, Chinese were allowed. Along with Status Indians in 1949, as War Measures ceased, this group was also finally allowed to vote
What are Japanese
in BC the Alaska Highway begins here
Where is Dawson Creek?
This animal is unique to Vancouver Island
What is the Vancouver Island Marmot?
This word means "mother of the wind," is the name of a First Nation, a city, a river and a winter wind in BC
What is Squamish?
BC's motto is "Splendor sine Occasu" which means this in English
What is "Splendour Without Diminishment"