History
The final province to become a part of Canada
Newfoundland
The largest known impact crater in Canada (and the second-largest on Earth) is found where?
Sudbury, Ontario
Basketball was invented by a Canadian in the late 1800s. What is their name?
James Naismith
The first large-scale Canadian peacekeeping mission was conducted in what country?
Egypt
Canada became a country in what year?
1867
Canada has the longest coastline in the world measuring approximately how much?
243,042 kilometres
Carmilk bars are only produced where in Canada?
Toronto's Gladstone Chocolate Factory
What is Canada's most popular sport?
Ice hockey
How many Canadian Armed Forces personnel served in the first Persian Gulf War?
4,000
The Viking settled the east coast of Canada in what year?
1000 AD
The highest mountain in Canada is ...?
Mount Logan
One of the most popular foods in Canada, poutine, is mainly made up of what?
French fries, cheese curds, and gravy
What year was The Royal Montreal Golf Club, the oldest golf club in North America, founded?
1873
How much of Canada’s GDP goes towards military spending?
1.4%
The Montreal Stock Exchange opened when?
1832
The world’s smallest desert can be found in the Yukon. What is it called?
Carcross Desert
The London Fog tea latte, despite its name, was invented where in Canada?
Vancouver
This basketball player is the only Canadian to win the NBA MVP award. What is their name?
Steve Nash
The Canadian military has its own flight demonstration squadron. What are they called?
Snowbirds
Who was Canada’s first Prime Minister?
Sir John Alexander Macdonald
The world’s oldest rocks can be found in Quebec. How old are they estimated to be?
4.28 billion years old
The first known recipe for Nanaimo bars appeared in a cookbook in 1952. What was the name of the cookbook?
Women’s Auxiliary of the Nanaimo Hospital Cookbook
What team was first to win an Olympic gold medal in hockey, in 1920 in Antwerp, Belgium?
Winnipeg Falcons
The Princess Louise Fusiliers were created as a result of what?
1867 uprising in Canada