Geography
This island is Canada's smallest province.
Prince Edward Island
Originating in the UK, this holiday (which has nothing to do with punching) is celebrated the day after Christmas.
Boxing Day
French fries + Gravy + Cheese Curds =
Poutine
When you accidently dunk your foot in a river or stream and your sock gets wet.
A soaker
A popular music genre on Canada's east coast that blends traditional Irish and Scottish music and features fiddles, drums, whistles, and guitars.
Celtic music
This capital of Alberta is home to Canada's largest shopping mall.
Edmonton
Remembrance Day is when Canadians remember those lost in war. During the two weeks before Nov. 11, Canadians wear this red flower on their lapels.
This fish is often smoked and is a popular delicacy on Canada's west coast.
Salmon
A knit winter cap
Toque
This famous group of artists painted Ontario landscapes like that of Algonquin Park and had a style all their own.
The Group of Seven.
This is the second-largest of the Great Lakes and the fourth-largest fresh water lake on the planet.
Lake Huron
During the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, which commemorates the victims of the residential school system, you'll see many people wearing shirts of this colour.
Orange
This thick and sugary wine is made from grapes that have been frozen while still on the vine.
Ice wine
A two-dollar coin.
Toonie
She wrote the children's novel Anne of Green Gables and its many sequels.
Lucy Maud Montgomery
This river, which flows through the Northwest Territories, is the longest river in Canada.
The Mackenzie River.
Victoria Day, celebrated on the weekend of May 24th, is named after the Queen of this country, who ruled from 1837-1901.
The United Kingdom.
This food was first harvested and prepared by the Indigenous people of Canada. For some, it was part of a ritual that celebrated the Sugar Moon, or the first full moon of spring.
Maple syrup
A big party held to help raise money for a wedding.
A buck n' doe, (variations include stag n' doe, doe n' doe, buck n' buck, etc.)
Walter Allward designed this war memorial for Canadians killed in WWI, which is located at Vimy Ridge in this country.
France
This station, located on Ellesmere Island in Nunavut, is the world's northernmost permanently inhabited settlement. It is located 817 km from the North Pole.
Alert
Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day
Montreal is famous for these round, doughy rolls brought to the city by its Jewish community.
Bagels
When you score three goals in one game of hockey.
Hat trick
Which of these famous comedians are Canadian: Jim Carrey, Mike Myers, John Candy, Seth Rogan, or Martin Short?
All of them