Provinces/Territories
Canada is made up of how many provinces and how many territories?
What is 10 provinces & 3 territories
What is the Capital of Alberta
What is Edmonton
This region is often called the praries and has many flatlands. hills, wide rivers and lakes
What is the interior plains
What is the Prime Minister
One of the traditional foods from Canada is
This is the is the largest province by landmass
what is Quebec
What is the capital of Ontario
What is Toronto
Located in Western Canada and takes up most of British Columbia and the Yukon
What is the Western Cordillera
Canada has two branches of govenment
what is the legislative branch and the executive branch
These were created to indicate family history and important events which displayed the family's significance to the tribe.
What is the totem pole
This is the largest province in Canada by population
What is Ontario
What is the capital of British Columbia
What is Victoria
This regions main industry is mining. Mostly for diamonds
What is the artic lowlands
The government of Canada is a
This special holiday in Canada's history is celebrated on July 1st and is known as Canada's birthday
What is Canada Day
True or false: The Territories have indgenous sounding capital names
What is; True
Which match up of provinces and their capital is not correct: Prince Edward Island-Charlottetown
Nova Scotia- Fredericson
New Foundland/Labrador- St Johns
What is Nova Scotia- Fredericson
Mountain range located above the artic tree line. This means there is no vegetation or wildlife in this region
What is the Innuation Mountain Range
What is the main difference in a province and a territory
What is the Territories are controlled by the federal government and the provinces have their own government
This winter sport is recognized as one of Canada's official sports
What is hockey
The capital of Canada is _____ and is located in which Province?
What is Ottawa and Ontario
The capital of New Brunswick is
What is Fredericson
The main industries in this region are, mining for nickel, forestry. and hydro electric power production and it covers almost half of Canada
What is the Canadian sheild
The flag of Canada can be recognized by that symbol
What is the maple leaf
The two official languages of Canada are
What are French and English