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What is the capital of Québec?

Québec City

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This long, wooden dwelling, shared by multiple families and used by Iroquoian peoples, house entire communities under one roof.

A longhouse?

100

Who was Canada's first Prime Minister?

John A. Macdonald

100

This title is given to the person elected to represent their riding in the House of Commons in Ottawa.

Member of Parliament (MP)

100

Who is the current Prime Minister of Canada?

Mark Carney

200

This landform region covers 95% of Québec.

The Canadian Shield

200

In 2015, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada released this set of recommendations to address the legacy of residential schools and promote reconciliation.

The 94 Calls to Action

200

This was Canada's first and only female Prime Minister

Kim Campbell

200

What are the two chambers of Canada's Parliament?

The House of Commons and the Senate

200

Who is the current Parliamentary Secretary to the Secretaries of State for Labour, for Seniors, and for Children and Youth, and to the Minister of Jobs and Families (Persons with Disabilities)

Leslie Church

300

Which institution held major influence over Québec’s education and social services before the 1960s?

The Catholic Church

300

This was the Canadian government policy, lasting from the 1800s to 1996, which removed Indigenous children from their families to attend government-run schools.

Residential schools

300

During this Prime Minister's tenure, Canada officially became a billingual country.

Pierre Elliot Trudeau

300

Are senators elected to their posts?

No, they are appointed

300
Who is the Governor General of Canada?

Mary Simon

400

This was a period of rapid change in Québec's history, but it may also be rather silent.

The Quiet Revolution

400

This person became the first Indigenous person elected to the House of Commons of Canada.

Leonard Marchand

400

This Prime Minister formally apologized for residential schools in Canada.

Stephen Harper

400

How many seats are there in the House of Commons?

343

400
After Chrystia Freeland resigned as Finance Minister, this person was appointed as her immediate replacement by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

Dominic Leblanc

500

The passing of Bill 21 in Québec incorporates this clause from Canada's Constitution.

The notwithstanding clause

500

This landmark Canadian government report acknowledged the harmful legacy of residential schools in 1996.

The Royal Commision on Aboriginal Peoples

500

This is the only Canadian Prime Minister whose last name contains four syllables.

John Diefenbaker

500

This vote determines if the government still has the support of the majority in the House of Commons.

A "confidence vote"

500

In July 2023, this Cabinet Minister was forced to resign after public backlash over the transfer of notorious serial killer Paul Bernardo to a medium-security prison.

Marco Mendicino