Oh, Canada! (Symbols)
Shared with a certain reputable engineering school, this is Canada’s national animal.
What is the beaver?
Father to another Prime Minister of Canada, this PM was known for his charisma and “just watch me” attitude.
Who is Pierre Elliott Trudeau?
Founded by a retired hockey player in 1964, this eponymous coffee and donut chain is a Canadian icon.
What is Tim Hortons?
This country's king or queen is also the official monarch of Canada.
What is the United Kingdom?
This Canadian province is home to famous national parks including Banff and Jasper.
What is Alberta?
Canada’s national flag features the colors of this major political party, which sponsored its design and adoption in 1965.
What is the Liberal Party of Canada?
This PM introduced universal healthcare to Canada, won the Nobel Peace Prize, and is the namesake of Canada’s busiest airport.
Who is Lester B. Pearson?
This Canadian company, founded in Vancouver in 1998, is known for popularizing athleisure apparel.
What is Lululemon?
The monarch’s representative in Canada is called this.
What is the Governor General?
Connecting the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean, this river has long been Canada’s most important for trade.
What is the St. Lawrence River?
The nation referred to in the National Hockey League’s name is Canada, even though nowadays only this many of the league’s 32 teams are actually Canadian.
What is 7?
Serving from 2006 to 2015, this Prime Minister was the leader of the Conservative Party of Canada.
Who is Stephen Harper?
This Canadian inventor is credited with creating the telephone in 1876, and one of Canada’s largest telcos is still named after him.
Who is Alexander Graham Bell?
This legislative body is made up of Members of Parliament who are elected by the public.
What is the House of Commons?
Famous for its potatoes, this province is Canada’s smallest by area.
What is Prince Edward Island?
In 2018, Canada’s national anthem was reworded for inclusivity, replacing these words with “all of us”.
What is “all thy sons”?
Serving during World War II, he was Canada's longest-serving Prime Minister.
Who is William Lyon Mackenzie King?
This life-saving medical breakthrough, discovered by Canadians Frederick Banting and Charles Best in 1921, changed the treatment of diabetes forever.
What is insulin?
Members of this government body in Canada are appointed for life, not elected.
What is the Senate?
Known for its stunning cliffs and puffin colonies, this island province was the most recent to join Canadian confederation.
What is Newfoundland and Labrador?
Widely spoken in Canada’s north, you can request your election ballot in English, French, or this language.
What is Inuktut?
He was Canada's first Prime Minister and is often called the "Father of Confederation."
Who is Sir John A. Macdonald?
Initially focused on snowmobiles, this Canadian company is a now a top global manufacturer of commercial airplanes.
What is Bombardier?
Canada officially became an independent country under the British North America Act in this year.
What is 1867?
Mount Logan, the highest peak in Canada, is located in this territory known for its prospecting history.
What is Yukon?