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In what hemisphere is Canada?

Northern Hemisphere.

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The population of Canada

41.4 million people

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Most famous syrup from Canada

Maple Syrup

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The people of Canada are called

Canadians

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The Winter Olympics in 2010 took place in what Canadian city?

Vancouver/British Columbia

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Canada is part of this continent.

North America

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The capital of Canada 

Ottawa

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What is the name of the King of Britain who is also the King of Canada?

King Charles

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Most Canadians speak what language as their primary language?

English

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One of Canada's biggest tourist attractions is

Niagara Falls

300

True or False

Canada is the second largest country in the world.

True

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Canada has the largest waterfalls called...

Niagara Falls

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In what year did Canada gain it's independence from Britain?

1867

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What percent of Canadians live close to the US border?

 90%

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Name one popular winter activities in Canada

skiing, snowboarding and iceskating

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The longest river in Canada is

McKenzie River

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The two main languages in Canada

English and French

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What do they call the person who is in charge in Canada?

Prime Minister

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What is one group of Canada's indigenous people

Inuit, Metis or First Nations people

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What kind of trips are popular throughout the national parks? (Hint: on the water)

canoeing

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Canada's highest mountain 

Mount Logan - in Yukon

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Name a national symbol of Canada

maple leaf or beaver

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Most diverse city in Canada?

Toronto

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What kind of houses are the Inuit people known for building?

igloos

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What is the popular tower in the city of Toronto?

CN Tower