A Taste of Toronto
This is one of Toronto's most vibrant multicultural neighbourhoods and was historically a transitional home for immigrants. It was also the site of an anti-Semitic riot in 1933.
What is Christie Pits
This former baseball player was a five-time All-Star. He was also Jerry’s bromance partner in an episode that spoofed the Kennedy assassination.
Who is Keith Hernandez
This 17th-century physicist and mathematician, known for the laws of motion, studied and taught at Cambridge.
Who is Isaac Newton
These two CFL teams have the names of colours in their names.
What are Ottawa and Winnipeg
A top floor area of a house often used to store stuff.
What is attic
This institution houses the Arthur Conan Doyle Collection, one of the world's largest research collections devoted to his life and works.
What is the Toronto Reference Library
In what was considered to be one of the best guest appearances on the show, actor Philip Baker Hall played the library investigations officer known by this name.
Who is Lt. Bookman
It was in this Cambridge lab that the groundbreaking discovery of DNA’s was first made in 1953.
What is the Cavendish Laboratory
Of the five NFL teams not named for cities, this is the only one to have two words in its name.
What is New England
This person loves to get up on stage and make people laugh.
What is a comic
This Yorkville restaurant, which closed in 2014, was once the home of Toronto’s Hungarian emigre community.
What was The Coffee Mill
On Seinfeld, this main character’s mother never makes an appearance.
Who is Elaine
This actor, known for playing Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Strange, studied drama at Cambridge.
Who is Benedict Cumberbatch
This original six NHL team has a wheel in its logo.
What is Detroit
This type of guitar is popular in folk music.
What is Acoustic
The Atrium in this Front Street building covers 10,000 square feet and extends 10 storeys high. An impressive and innovative Philip Johnson design, the Atrium is unique in every detail from its patterned terrazzo floor to its magnificent skylight.
What is the CBC building
His was the voice we heard whenever George Steinbrenner made an appearance.
Who is Larry David
This famous economist, known for his theories on government spending, studied at Cambridge and taught there too.
Who is John Maynard Keynes
Miami Heat is to Minnesota Frost as the New Orleans Saints are to this tennis player.
Who is Jannick Sinner
Switzerland and Lichtenstein still use this currency which divides into 100 centimes.
What is Franc
This iconic building on Carlton Street, which regularly hosted thousands of people,is now a multi-purpose facility, with a supermarket on the lower floors and an arena occupying the top level.
What is Maple Leaf Gardens
He was Morty Seinfeld’s nemesis in the Del Boca Vista condominium complex.
Who is Jack Klompus
Every Spring, Cambridge students race down the River Cam in this annual rowing competition.
What is the May Bumps
What two professional sports teams have a name related to musical genres. What are the Utah Jazz and the
St. Louis Blues
This person believes that people are motivated purely by self-interest rather than acting for honorable or unselfish reasons.
What is Cynic