Great White North
Canada is bordered by three oceans: the Pacific, the Atlantic, and this northern ocean.
Arctic Ocean
This iconic leaf appears prominently in the center of the Canadian national flag.
Maple leaf
This massive Toronto tower was once the tallest freestanding structure in the world.
CN Tower
Invented by James Naismith in 1891, this indoor winter sport is played with a hoop and a ball.
Basketball
This famous Canadian police force is globally recognized for their iconic scarlet serge uniforms.
RCMP (Mounties)
Canada is the second-largest country in the world by total area, surpassed only by this nation.
Russia
Adopted in 1996, this animal is an official national symbol of Canada, known for building dams.
Beaver
Found in Alberta, this expansive national park is home to the stunning Lake Louise and Banff townsite.
Banff National Park
In 1922, Frederick Banting and Charles Best discovered this life-saving hormone at the University of Toronto.
Insulin
Canada's official winter sport is hockey, but what sport is our official summer sport?
Lacrosse
Comprising ten provinces, Canada also contains how many federal territories?
Three
This golden-flowered plant, often blamed for seasonal allergies, is actually not the cause.
Goldenrod
Spanning the US-Canada border, these famous waterfalls generate massive hydroelectric power.
Niagara Falls
Invented in 1901 by Reginald Fessenden, this breakthrough technology allowed the first transmission of voice.
Radio
Before the maple leaf flag was adopted in 1965, Canada's flag featured which historical ensign?
The Canadian Red Ensign
This Canadian province is the only one that is officially bilingual (English and French).
New Brunswick
This tree species, featuring white bark that peels like paper, is deeply tied to Indigenous canoeing.
Paper Birch
Located in the capital city of Ottawa, this historic gothic-revival building houses Canada's Parliament.
Parliament Hill
Invented by Canadian George Klein, what revolutionary medical device helped give mobility back to veterans?
The electric wheelchair
In 1982, Queen Elizabeth II signed this historic document in Ottawa, bringing Canada's constitution home.
The Constitution Act
This sprawling northern territory contains the magnetic North Pole and has Iqaluit as its capital.
Nunavut
This flower, with a pink blossom and a yellow center, is the official floral emblem of the province of Alberta.
Wild Rose
This historic fortress city in Quebec is the only fortified city wall remaining in North America north of Mexico.
Quebec City
Developed by Canadian engineers in 1959, this robotic arm system revolutionized space exploration on NASA shuttles.
Canadarm
Spanning over 7,800 kilometers, this highway is the longest national highway in the world.
The Trans-Canada Highway