Provinces
A province on the west coast of Canada.
What is British Columbia?
The capital city of Canada.
What is Ottawa?
The most profitable natural resource in Alberta.
What is oil?
The title of the government leader of Canada.
What is prime minister?
What is a maple leaf?
A territory bordering Alaska.
What is the Yukon Territory?
The capital city of Manitoba.
What is Winnipeg?
What is wheat?
The type of federal government in Canada.
What is a parliamentary democracy?
A hardworking rodent found on the Canadian nickel.
What is a beaver?
The smallest province in Canada.
What is Prince Edward Island?
The capital city where the majority of residents speak French.
What is Quebec City?
A popular crop in the Niagara region of Ontario, used for making wine.
What are grapes?
The title of the head of state in Canada who represents the monarch.
What is the governor general?
A bird that swims, located on the Canadian one dollar coin.
What is a loon?
The most recent province to join Canada, in 1949.
What is Newfoundland and Labrador?
The provincial or territorial capital city in Canada with the largest population.
What is Toronto?
Important resources in Ontario and Quebec that create electricity.
What are hydro dams?
The unelected upper house of Canada's parliament.
What is the senate?
The nickname for a police officer that is a member of Canada's national police force.
What is a Mountie?
The most recent territory to join Canada, in 1999.
What is Nunavut?
The provincial or territorial capital city in Canada with the smallest population.
What is Iqaluit?
An important building material created from tree logging in British Columbia.
What is lumber?
The person who represents your federal riding in the House of Commons in Ottawa.
What is a member of parliament?
A large, hoofed mammal, with males having large, flat antlers, found in Canadian forests.
What is a moose?