COVID-19
Queer as Folks
A Cat By Any Other Name
Montreal Metro Stops
Canada's First People
100

These two vaccines are the only mRNA vaccines currently approved by Health Canada.

Pfizer and Moderna

100

This gay is credited with inventing the modern computer

Alan Turing

100

Katze

German

100

These two metro stops have the shortest distance between them (297m)

Peel and McGill

100

This specific indigenous community's name is often incorrectly used to denote someone of mixed Indigenous and European descent. 

Métis

200

This specific type of exposure is the main form of transmission of COVID-19 

Droplet

200

This was the first openly gay person to be confirmed to a US cabinet position

Pete Buttigeg

200

Gatta

Italian

200

This is the busiest metro station on the STM line (measured by number of origin trips - transfers are not included in this metric)

Berri-UQAM

200

These two First Nations are the traditional stewards of the island of Tiohtià:ke (Montreal).

Kanien'kehà:ka (Mohawk)

Haudenosaunee

300

This Canadian province has the highest vaccination rate (as of May 22, 2021) with 52.7% of the population having received at least one dose

Quebec

300

This trans woman was imprisoned from 2010-2017 under the American Espionage act after disclosing sensitive military documents to WikiLeaks

Chelsea Manning

300

Goyang-i

Korean

300

This metro station is the deepest below ground  (29.6m)

Charlevoix

300

This grouping of west coast indigenous nations are located across the areas now called British Columbia, Washington and Oregon

Coast Salish People

400

The acronym PCR stands for this COVID-testing method

Polymerase Chain Reaction

400

In January 2021, this queer icon released a children's book called C is for Country

Lil Nas X

400

Köttur

Icelandic

400

Of the 45 metro stops named after historical figures, only 2 are women. Name one of them.

Square-Victoria-OACI

Cote-Sainte-Catherine

400

The name of this First Nations group, hailing from the northern Boreal and Arctic region, stems from the Athabascan word for "Peoples". 

(Hint: they're not Inuit even though they're up north!)

Dene

500

This severe COVID-19 complication causes shortness of breath and chest pain

Pulmonary embolism (will also accept blood clot in the lungs)

500

This famous drag queen's name comes from a slang spelling of their middle name which is Swahili for "beautiful boy"

Shea Coulée (Kyei is the middle name)

500

Pōpoki

Hawaiian 
500

This station features a famous stained glass work by Quebecois artist Marcelle Ferron

Champ-de-Mars

500

This now extinct First Nation was located in Newfoundland, but disappeared in the 19th century due to illness, conflict, and general colonial bullshit. 

Beothuk