Cities and Provinces
This is Canada's most populous province...and the one you live in.
What is Ontario?
This is the title given to the leader of the federal government of Canada.
Who is the Prime Minister?
This resource, found in abundance in the Boreal Forest, is used to make paper.
What is Timber (or wood, or trees)?
These are the four main points on a compass: North, South, East, and West.
What are Cardinal Directions?
In terms of total land area, Canada is the __________ largest country in the world.
What is Second? (After Russia)
This city is the capital of Canada and is located in Ontario.
What is Ottawa?
These are the three levels of government in Canada.
What are federal, provincial and municipal?
These "Great" bodies of water contain about 20% of the world’s surface fresh water.
What are the Great Lakes?
This part of a map explains what the different symbols and colors stand for.
What is a Legend (or Key)?
When Canada buys goods from another country—like bananas or electronics—it is called this.
What is Importing?
This province is the only one in Canada where French is the only official language.
What is Quebec?
This level of government is responsible for local services like garbage collection and libraries.
What is Municipal?
This type of resource, like wind or solar energy, can be replaced naturally over time.
What is a Renewable Resource?
This is the imaginary line that circles the Earth halfway between the North and South Poles.
What is the Equator?
Canada is a member of this group of 56 countries, most of which were formerly part of the British Empire.
What is the Commonwealth?
These three provinces—Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba—are known by this collective name.
What are the Prairie Provinces?
This is the building in Ottawa where federal laws are debated and passed.
What is the Parliament Buildling?
This massive physical region covers half of Canada and is famous for its rocks and minerals.
What is the Canadian Shield?
This term describes the weather patterns in a specific area over a long period of time.
What is Climate?
Because Canada is so wide, it is divided into this many different time zones.
What is Six?
This is the newest territory in Canada, created in 1999 as a homeland for the Inuit.
What is Nunavut?
This person represents the British Monarch (the King) in Canada at the federal level.
Who is the Governor General?
This resource is extracted from the "Oil Sands" in Alberta and is a major Canadian export.
What is Crude Oil (or Oil or Petroleum)?
This is the study of the Earth’s physical features and how humans interact with them.
What is Geography?
This is the current name of the trade agreement between Canada, the USA, and Mexico that allows goods to move easily across North America.
What is CUSMA (or the USMCA)?