Food & Drink
This famous Canadian food is made from potatoes, gravy, and cheese.
What is poutine.
This Canadian pop star has risen to international fame in the last 10-years and was popular among teenagers during the 2010's.
Who is Justin Bieber.
With 2.6 million inhabitants, this is Canada's largest city.
What is Toronto.
Who is Wayne Gretksy.
Our first Prime Minister who used to be on the $10 bill.
Who is John A Macdonald.
These two potato chip flavours are only found in Canada.
What are ketchup and all-dressed.
Which large Canadian city is now known as 'Hollywood North' - the capital of the film industry.
What is Vancouver BC.
Total number of Canadian provinces and territories?
What is 13.
Hockey is Canada's most popular Winter sport, but what about our most popular Summer sport?
What is lacrosse.
Who is Louis Riel.
What is the name of this traditional French Canadian treat involving maple syrup and snow?
What is tire d'erable.
Who is Ryan Gosling.
Number of oceans that border Canada.
Three - Arctic, Atlantic, and Pacific.
This Canadian city was the last to host the Winter Olympics in what year?
Vancouver 2010.
Suffragete movement - what was the first year that White and Black (not Indigenous) women could vote in Canada?
This Ontario city is famous for it's Persian Rolls - a soft dough pastry with pink icing on top.
What is Thunder Bay.
Canada's longest running magazine.
What is Canadian Living.
The three states that border BC and Alberta.
What are Washington, Idaho, and Montana.
Roar! This team represents BC in the CFL.
What are the BC Lions.
Last province to be recognized by the Canadian Confederation.
What is Newfoundland.
What is the primary ingredient of the traditional Maritime Rappie Pie?
What is potato.
Who is the windigo.
The longest river system in Canada that runs through the Northwest Territories.
What is the Mackenzie River.
Girl Power! This Canadian-made sport is all-girls and is played on ice.
What is ringette.
The first settlers who arrived in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia during the 17th and 18th centuries.
Who are the Acadians.