This city was home to Canada's first Parliament:
Montreal
Toronto
Ottawa
Kingston
Kingston
The name “Canada” comes from a Huron-Iroquois word meaning this:
Winter
Maple
Place
Village
This symbol, used by the former kings of France, has also been used to represent many francophone communities in Canada
fleur-de-lys
a croissant
a cross
a cigarette
Fleur-de-lys
In 1967, ten Torontonians - all with a common Caribbean heritage - founded this popular cultural festival
Nuit Blanche
WestFest
Toronto Culture Days
Caribana
Caribana
The Transgender Archives, the world’s largest archive of its kind, is housed at this Canadian university
Dalhousie University
University of Toronto
University of Victoria
McGill University
University of Victoria
Banff National Park is located in this mountain range
Rocky Mountains
Who are the Métis descended from?
Indigenous peoples and Japanese fur traders
Indigenous peoples and French and Scottish fur traders and settlers
Vikings and the Inuit
Indigenous peoples and Russian fur traders and settlers
Indigenous peoples and French and Scottish fur traders and settlers
Maple Leaf on the Canadian flag has this many points
7
5
11
13
11
The approximate weight of the world record for the biggest poutine, set in 2019, is this
1,804 kilograms
2,310 kilograms
3,038 kilograms
4,075 kilograms
3,038 kilograms
This event led to the establishment of the first Lesbian and Gay Pride Day in Toronto, which led to Toronto’s Pride Week
The imprisonment of Everett George Klippert
The 1981 Bathhouse Raids in Toronto
The police crackdowns on gay bars in Montreal ahead of the 1976 Olympics
The ban on gays and lesbians in the military
The 1981 Bathhouse Raids in Toronto
Medicine Hat is this
A mountain in B.C.
An American nickname for Canada
A hat worn by doctors
A city in Alberta
A city in Alberta
Approximately this many languages were spoken in the land we now call Canada at the time of first contact between Indigenous peoples and Europeans
30-50
100-150
240-275
300-450
300-450
Who was Canada’s longest serving Prime Minister?
William Lyon Mackenzie King
Sir John A MacDonald
Pierre Elliot Trudeau
Sir Wilfried Laurier
William Lyon Mackenzie King
This festival in Toronto is the largest street food festival in Canada
Taste of Little Italy
Taste of the Danforth
Toronto Ribfest
JerkFest Toronto
Taste of the Danforth
Between 1885 and 1923, migrants of this country were required to pay a head tax before being admitted into Canada
Ireland
Mexico
Jamaica
China
China
Ontario is home to approximately this many provincial parks
80
120
240
330
330
The stone figure on the flag of Nunavut means “in the likeness of a human” – which is pronounced this way in Inuktitut
Otok
Igloo
Nanuk
Inukshuk
Inukshuk
She was the first openly gay premier of a province
Kathleen Wynne
The Toronto Maple Leafs last won the Stanley Cup in this year
1967
1955
1972
1984
1967
Canada become the first country in the world to adopt an official multiculturalism policy in this year:
1945
1962
1971
1995
1971
This island is the largest in Canada
Baffin
The last federally run residential school in Canada closed in this year
1996
This is the flag of this province
Saskatchewan
Canada’s largest and longest-running queer theatre company is named this
Buddies in Bad Times
The “We Demand” Rallies, the first major protests for gay rights in Canada, happened in 1971 in these two cities
Ottawa and Vancouver
Toronto and Vancouver
Vancouver and Montreal
Montreal and Toronto
Ottawa and Vancouver