Oh Canada

Canadian Foods

100

This dish is beloved in Canada while grossing out most non-Canadians. It requires squeaky cheese to be authentic.

Poutine

200

This snack is enjoyed in every country in the world. Canada is well-known for creating this iconic flavour and being one of the very few countries to have it.

Ketchup Chips

300

This food can be fried or baked. It's been enjoyed long before Confederation and is still very popular across Canada, particularly in the RMWB.

Bannock 

400

Meat pie dish originating in Quebec 

Tourtière

500

East Coast seafood dish that is the focus of a certain type of party  

Lobster Boil 

Famous Canucks

100

Top selling Canadian artist of all time (over 250 million records).  

Celine Dion 

200

This A-list film star is a big soccer fan and owns a Welsh football team that has been promoted 3 years in a row! They find time in between Hollywood hits to film a reality tv show about the soccer club.

Ryan Reynolds

300

This hockey player was the captain of the Edmonton Oilers the last time they won the Cup.

Mark Messier 

400

Author of Anne of Green Gables 

 Lucy Maud Montgomery

500

The first Canadian woman in space.   

Dr. Roberta Bondar

Eh-B-Cs

100

Canadians use this two-letter word at the end of sentences to seek agreement or confirmation.

Eh

200

Common term for winter hats in Canada 

Toque 

300

Term used to tell someone to try their hardest and also usually to convince them to do something they shouldn't. 

Give'r 

400

Your parents or grandparents very likely refer to this comfy piece of furniture by this term. Only Canadians use this as a generic term.    

Chesterfield 

500

Newfie slang for "What are you doing?" 

"whatta y'at?"  Bonus points for "whatta y'at, b'y?" 

Canadian History

100

What date and year did Canada officially become a country? 

July 1, 1867 

200

This company is widely regarded as being the catalyst for major development across Canada by connecting the East and West Coasts. 

Canadian Pacific Railway 

300

The Prime Minister of Canada during the Second World War. 

William Lyon Mackenzie King

400

This person founded Manitoba 

Louis Riel 

500

What were the early settlers of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia that spoke French called? 

Acadians

Geography

100

Number of provinces in Canada 

10

200

Which province was the last to join Canada? 

Newfoundland 

300

Largest lake in Canada 

Lake Superior 

400

At 5,959 metres, this is Canada's largest mountain and second largest in North America

Mount Logan 

500

Southernmost Canadian city. 

Windsor, Ontario