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The region Alberta is in...
What is the Prairie Region
100
The French- Language sign that quotes "Arret" tell motorists to...
What is stop
100
Sport played mainly in the Northern Region.
What is dogsled racing
100
The Parliament is is the Canadian Capital of...
What is Ottawa
100
In the Atlantic region in the 1800s,
What is fishing was the basis of a strong economy.
200
Shows that Edmonton is a probable urban area.
What are tall buildings matted closely together.
200
Canadian Province that speaks the most French.
What is Quebec
200
What has replaced the dogsled for transportation in the northern region of Canada?
What is all-terrain vehicles
200
Buildings in the core region are influenced by...
What is European styles brought by early settlers.
200
A growing industry in the Atlantic region..
What is Forestry.
300
The business booming in Alberta today.
What is oil and gas.
300
The official languages of Canada.
What is English and French
300
The average temperature in Whitehorse in July.
What is 57 degrees Fahrenheit
300
Because of the importance of fishing, many lighthouses are found along the coast in the...
What is the Atlantic Region
300
The region that has recently become a large producer of hydroelectric power...
What is The Core Region
400
The biggest cities is Alberta
What is Edmonton and Calgary
400
In 1995, the province that voted whether it should become a separate country.
What is Quebec
400
In the Northern country of Canada,
What is long winters and short summers
400
The most British of Canadian cities is...
What is Victoria
400
Put many people out out work in the Atlantic region...
What is the core region
500
The largest region in land area
What is the Northern Region
500
The first language of the Atlantic region.
What is French
500
The challenge the surfers get in the Pacific Region.
What is large waves from winter storms.
500
The word "igloo" means...
What is house
500
Produces half of the country's farm products..
What is the prairie region.