Food
What is the name of the round donut hole shaped sweets that are sold at Tim Hortons?
Timbits
What is the name of a one-dollar coin in Canada?
Loonie
Which waterfall is located on the border between Canada and the United States?
Niagara Falls
What sport is Canada most famous for?
Ice Hockey
What is Canada’s national holiday called?
Canada Day
What is the name of the Canadian dish made of fries, gravy, and cheese curds?
Poutine
Name one of the animals that appears on a Canadian coin
Loon, beaver, moose
Which province is known for having lots of French speakers?
Quebec
Which Canadian pop star is known for the songs “Baby”, “Peaches” and “Yummy”?
Justin Bieber
Which Canadian symbol is known for eating tree’s and building dams?
The Canadian Beaver
When a Canadian asks for a “double-double” at a restaurant, what are they referring to?
A coffee (2 cream, 2 sugars)
What is the value of Canadas brown dollar bill?
$100
Which province is the largest by land area?
Quebec
What is the name of Canada’s one and only national basketball team?
Toronto Raptors
Name a Canadian city that has hosted the Olympics
Vancouver (2010), Montreal (1976), Calgary (1988)
Created in Canada, what is the name of the chocolate bar that contains two wafer bars wrapped in milk chocolate.
What is the name of the one cent coin that is no longer produced in Canada?
The Penny
Which Great Lake is entirely within Canadian borders?
Lake Ontario
This Canadian legend is known for his "Marathon of Hope" in which he ran around Canada to raise funds for Cancer Research
Terry Fox
How many provinces and territories are there in Canada?
13 (10 provinces, 3 territories)
What Canadian province is known for its seafood, particularly lobster and scallops?
Nova Scotia
Which of the Canadian coins does NOT feature an animal?
The Canadian Dime
Name one of the two Canadian provinces that is "landlocked" meaning it does not have a coastline.
Alberta & Saskatchewan
Originating from Markham, Ontario, which Canadian track and field star is known for winning the gold medal in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics
Andre Degrasse
A sugar shack (known as a cabane à sucre in French) is a traditional building or facility found in parts of Canada, especially in Quebec. Which sweet Canadian treat is produced here?
Maple Syrup