Capitals of Provinces
Fredericton is the capital of ___
New Brunswick
Regina is the capitol of
Saskatchewan
This province that does not have daylight savings time
Saskatchewan
Which province is named after Queen Victoria's daughter?
Alberta
The only rat-free zone in North America is _____.
Alberta
Halifax is the capital of ___
Nova Scotia
Winnipeg is the capital of
Manitoba
Most populated province is ______.
Ontario
The people in this province mainly speak French.
Quebec
The oldest city in North America is ____?
By the way, it burned down five times in the 1800's.
St. John's
Edmonton is the capital of ____
Alberta
What is the capital of Ontario?
Toronto
Canada's province named by Queen Victoria
British Columbia
This province has the tallest waterfall in Canada (Hunlen Falls)
British Columbia
Canada has the largest number of _____ in the world.
Lakes
Victoria is the capital of ___
British Columbia
Toronto is the capital of
Ontario
No point in this province is more than 60 km from the sea.
Nova Scotia
The Hartland Covered Bridge is a National Historic Site and the longest covered bridge in the world. It was built in 1901 and for its time was an engineering phenomenon with a span of 390 m (1282 feet).
It is in what province?
New Brunswick
Canada has the longest highway in the world. What is the name of it?
Trans Canada Highway which is nearly 7,604 km
(4725 miles)
The capital of Canada is ___
Ottawa
How many territories and/or provinces are there in Canada?
13
10 provinces and 3 territories
This territory or province has the tallest mountain in Canada. (Mt. Logan) Where is this?
Yukon Territory
This province has over 100,000 lakes and waterways.
Manitoba
Canada is the largest producer of ___ in the world.
Uranium and MAPLE SYRUP