Geography
This Canadian province is known for its Rocky Mountains and Banff National Park.
What is the name of the National Hockey League team in Winnipeg?
The Winnipeg Jets
What Canadian dish includes fries, cheese curds, and gravy?
Poutine
This famous landmark in Ottawa is the seat of Canada's federal government.
Parliament Hill
What day is Canada Day celebrated on?
July 1st
What is the capital city of Canada?
Ottawa
What popular Canadian sport includes sliding large round flat stones across an ice rink toward a mark while using brooms to sweep the surface of the ice in the path of the stone to control its speed and direction?
Curling
Canada produces about 71% of this product, and the province of Quebec alone accounts for more than 90% of its production. What is this product?
Maple Syrup
What large building in Winnipeg is located next to "The Forks", and is mainly glass?
Canadian Museum for Human Rights
Canada is famous for having more of these bodies of water than any other country in the world.
Lakes
Canada is split into ______ and _______, similar to how the United States of America are split into states.
Provinces and Territories
What Canadian born player wore the number 99 before he retired, is know as "The Great One", and has the most goals and points in the National Hockey League?
Wayne Gretzky
What Manitoba sauce , typically eaten with chicken fingers, is made from mayonnaise, dill, and honey?
Honey dill sauce
This remote town in Manitoba is known as the "Polar Bear Capital of the World."
Churchill
Canada has the world’s largest population of this large animal, which is known for its long, curved antlers.
Moose
This Canadian territory is the least populous and covers much of the Arctic Archipelago.
Nunavut
What is the official name of the league that the Winnipeg Blue Bombers play in?
The Canadian Football League (CFL)
What cocktail is considered Canada’s national cocktail - which is made with clamato juice (clam broth and tomato juice), vodka, hot sauce, Worcestershire sauce, and lime?
Caesars
What is the name of statue on top of the Winnipeg Legislative building.
The Golden Boy
This Canadian phenomenon, often seen in northern regions, is visible only during certain months when solar particles interact with Earth’s magnetic field.
Aurora Borealis
What is the name of the biggest lake in Manitoba?
Lake Winnipeg
Who is the Canadian runner who started the "Marathon of Hope", running across Canada to raise money and awareness for cancer research?
Terry Fox
What is the sweet, concentrated wine produced in Canada’s Niagara region from grapes left on the vine until they freeze?
Ice wine
Which Canadian mall is the largest shopping mall in North America by retail space?
West Edmonton Mall
Known as the "Slurpee Capital of the World," this city consumes more Slurpee drinks per capita than anywhere else.
Winnipeg