Misnomers of Canada
What do some people believe our climate or continuous weather system is?
Snowing all the time/Arctic
Canada has more lakes than the rest of the world combined.
True.
This person is known widely for the game we are currently playing.
Alex Trebek
Provincial flower of BC
Pacific Dogwood
Which province is the only place in the world without a wild rat population?
Alberta
What structure do some people believe we live in?
Igloos
There are active sand dunes in Canada.
True, in northern Manitoba.
This singer is dubbed as the "Queen of Power Ballads" and was born in Quebec.
Celine Dion
Provincial bird of Alberta
Great Horned Owl
Canadians are famously polite. In 2009, the province of Ontario passed an actual law stating that an apology cannot be used as an admission of guilt in court. What is the act called?
The Apology Act
What do people believe our national sport is?
Bonus: What is our actual national sport?
Hockey
Bonus: Lacrosse
The largest lobster ever caught in Nova Scotia weighed 12.3 kg.
False, The largest weighed almost twice that: 20.1 kg.
He is known for his heroic attempt to run across Canada to spread awareness and raise money for cancer research.
Terry Fox
Mayflower
Canada produces how much of the worlds maple syrup?
85%
What do some people believe is our national animal?
Moose, actually a beaver.
There is an annual hunt for Bigfoot in British Columbia, Canada.
False, Bigfoot is protected by Canadian law.
He is known as the "King of Christmas" and was born in Burnaby, BC.
Michael Buble
Canadian Inuit Dog
What is the national "drink" of Canada?
What does our $100 bill smell like?
Nothing, it is a myth that is smells like maple syrup.
Canada warehouses more than 50 million pounds of maple sugar to prevent a worldwide shortage.
True
While not born in Canada, who is the "nicest" famous Canadian? Hint: He is an actor who is universally celebrated for his humility, quiet philanthropy, and extraordinary respect for film crews.
Keanu Reeves
Which province has the greatest diversity of species (including plants, animals, and fungi).
British Columbia
Which province is known as the "Polar Bear Capital of the World"?
Manitoba