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100

What Canadian dish is made with French fries, gravy, and cheese curds?

Poutine
100

What famous Winnipeg restaurant is known for the burger called the “Nip”?

Salisbury House


100

Who was famously known as the King of Pop

Michael Jackson



100

Action speaks louder than

Words


100

What is the name of Mickey Mouse’s girlfriend?

Minnie Mouse

200

What dumpling, often filled with potatoes, is popular in Manitoba?

Perogies

200

What year did Manitoba become a province of Canada?

1867, 1870, 1920, 1967

1870

200

He was universally crowned "The King of Rock and Roll" and sang hits like "Hound Dog" and "Jailhouse”

Elvis Presley

200

Laughter is the best

Medicine



200

True or false: there are more chickens on the earth than humans

True

300

What famous Canadian dessert is a small pastry filled with butter, sugar, and syrup?

Butter Tart


300

What large animal, also referred to as a Buffalo, is a symbol of Manitoba?

Bison

300

This legendary musician was famously nicknamed "Ol’ Blue Eyes” and sang hits “My Way” 

Frank Sinatra


300

Don’t put all your eggs in

One basket

300

What is our city’s NHL team?

Winnipeg Jets

400

What famous Lockport drive-in is known for it’s hot dogs, burgers and ice cream?

Half-Moon Drive-in

400

What Winnipeg neighbourhood is famous for its French-Canadian Heritage?

St. Boniface


400

This famous British Rock Band sang the hit songs "Hey Jude”, "Let it Be”, and “Yellow Submarine”

The Beatles


400

Absence makes the heart grow

Fonder


400

What is the 7th planet from the sun?

Uranus

500

What classic burger stand on Main Street is known for its chilli-topped Fatboy burgers?

VJ’s Drive Inn


500

What famous Winnipeg Jets player in the 70s, was nicknamed the “Golden Jet”?

Bobby Hull


500

Louis Armstrong sang about looking at the trees of green and red roses too, concluding it’s a “What kind of world”?

a WONDERFUL world

500

Great minds think alike though fools

Seldom differ

500

Which country in the world contains the highest number of natural lakes?

Canada