Canadian Geography
The largest province by area.
The author of The Marrow Thieves
Cherie Dimaline
The "powerhouse" of the cell.
Mitochondria
The title for the head of the Government of Canada.
Prime Minister
The school from which Mr. Buffie received his Bachelor of Education.
Simon Fraser University
The province with the highest waterfall in Canada.
British Columbia.
The Canadian law that determines who is considered a "Status Indian"
Indian Act
A mathematical quantity that has both a magnitude and a direction.
Vector
Canada's political system.
Westminster Parliamentary
Mr. Buffie has a Master's degree in this subject.
Political Science
The part of Canada most rapidly affected by climate change.
The Arctic OR Nunavut
The process by which a larger or more dominant group adopts cultural practices in ways that may be harmful for a smaller or less dominant group.
Cultural appropriation
Eukaryote OR Eukaryotic
The only province with two official languages.
New Brunswick
Mr. Buffie lives on this street.
Commercial Drive OR Woodland Drive
The province known for its sandy, loamy soil, given a notable red colour because of its high iron oxide content.
Prince Edward Island
A story we read shared by Stó꞉lō author Jo-Ann Archibald
Old Man Coyote and the Bone Needle
The largest phylum in the Kingdom Animalia.
Arthropoda OR Arthropods
Canada's electoral system.
Single Member District Plurality OR "First Past the Post"
Salt Spring Island
The largest urban area in Atlantic Canada.
Halifax
When a line of poetry suddenly ends only to be abruptly picked up on the next line.
Enjambment
When the aerodynamic drag on an object matches the acceleration of gravity for an object falling through a fluid or gas.
Terminal velocity
The section of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms that permits the provinces to override certain Charter rights.
Section 33 OR Notwithstanding Clause
The teacher who taught Mr. Buffie how to be a teacher.
Ms. Tarbuck