People
This Canadian embarked on a cross Canada run with an amputated leg to raise money for cancer research?
Terry Fox
What does double-double mean in Canada?
A coffee ordered at Tim Hortons with two cream and two sugar.
What is the postal code that Canadians use to send a letter to Santa Claus?
H0H 0H0
This famous plant has been a symbol of Canada since the 1800s.
Maple Leaf
How many provinces and territories are in Canada
Thirteen
This prime minister became the first female prime minister of Canada following Brian Mulroney's resignation.
Kim Campbell
What is the commonly used name for $1?
Loonie
Canadian journalist Sandy Gardiner, coined this term to describe the pandemonium surrounding a famous British band in the 1960s
Beatlemania
This mighty animal is Canada’s National Symbol
The Beaver
This province has the largest concentration of Indigenous people, around 250,000.
Ontario
She was the youngest of 14 children, ended up gaining notoriety at Eurovision.
What is a chesterfield?
A couch
Canada has fought this country since the 1930s over an uninhabited land in the Artic.
Denmark
They leave each other bottles of alcohol and change their flags. The Canadian’s leave Canadian Rye Whiskey and the Danish a bottle of Dutch schnapps
This flower was adopted as the Ontario national flower in 1937
White Trillium
This street is deemed the longest street in the world as it runs for almost 2,000 km all the way to the Minnesota border.
Yonge street
Chris Hadfield
What is another name for your TV remote
A converter
This term was coined at the mouth of the Humber where Indigenous people left canoes for anyone travelling upriver to use
Ride share
These four colours red, green, brown and gold stripe, are part of this symbol that was declared a national symbol in 2011.
The Maple Leaf Tartan
This province has Inuktitut and Inuinnaqtun as official languages alongside English and French
Nunavut
This famous wrestler gained Canadian citizenship in 2009
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson
What type of chair is the Muskoka chair?
Adirondack chair
Canadians are the highest consumer of this delicious treat.
Doughnuts
Estimated each year, 30 million people eat over 1 billion donuts
This symbol pays tribute to the nations that established Canada: England, Scotland, Ireland, and France.
The Coat of Arms
Canada's name is derived from this word from the language of the St. Lawrence Iroquoians that means “settlement” or “village”.
Kanata