Prime Ministers
Sports Figures
Canada at War
Entertainers
Famous Events
Hodge-podge
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Canada’s first Prime Minister.
John A. MacDonald
100
Hoisting the Stanley Cup, he is the epitome of a Canadian hockey hero.
Sidney Crosby
100
Canadian soldier John McCrae wrote In Flanders Field, a famous war poem, during this war.
World War 1.
100
This Canadian Funny Man provides the voice for the much loved character, Shrek!
Mike Myers.
100
He ran his “Marathon of Hope” to raise money for cancer research.
Terry Fox
100
Canada is home to one of the seven wonders of the world.
Niagara Falls
200
Our longest serving Prime Minister, he was also known to have had seances to contact his dead, but beloved dogs.
William Lyon Mackenzie King.
200
Canadian swimmer super star who used to train at the Pan Am Center
Summer McIntosh
200
He was a famous fighter pilot, said to have shot down more planes than the infamous “Red Baron” ... the Toronto Island Airport is named after him.
Billy Bishop.
200
The pride of Stratford, Ontario.
Justin Bieber
200
Perhaps the most famous hockey goal in Canadian history, Paul Henderson scores the winning goal of this.
The 1972 Summit Series
200
She wrote Anne of Green Gables, a series of books about life in Prince Edward Island at the turn of the century.
Lucy Maude Montgomery
300
Canada’s only female Prime Minister to date.
Kim Campbell
300
These three Canadian cities have hosted the Olympic Games.
Calgary, Montreal, and Vancouver.
300
Canadians were victorious here on Easter Monday 1917, it is said to be when Canada truly became a nation.
Vimy Ridge
300
This internationally renowned circus group hails from Quebec.
Cirque du Soleil
300
These two Canadian scientists changed the lives of diabetics around the world with their discovery of insulin.
Frederick Banting & Charles Best
300
This document ensures Canada remains one of the best countries in the world – it guarantees our rights.
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
400
He introduced multiculturalism and bilingualism as federal policies and he repatriated the Constitution.
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
400
This team would be the first Canadian franchise to win the World Series, and the did it back to back!
The Toronto Blue Jays.
400
This was said to be “Canada’s forgotten war”.
The Korean War.
400
The famous Canadian who played Deadpool.
Ryan Reynolds
400
Canadians across the country held their breath with this close call with Quebec in 1995.
The Quebec Referendum
400
Canada’s newest territory was officially created in 1999.
Nunavut
500
He introduced the world to the concept of peace-keeping.
Lester B. Pearson
500
Without him, there would be no Toronto Raptors
James Naismith.
500
Canadians landed here on June 6, 1944.
Juno Beach.
500
Known as “America’s Sweetheart”, this Canadian was one of the first stars of the silver screen.
Mary Pickford
500
Canadians are horrified at the murder of Pierre Laporte by this radical Quebec separatist group in 1970.
FLQ
500
This environmental watch group was created by Canadians in the 1970’s.
Greenpeace