Territories
Which territory touches Alaska?
Yukon territory
What are the names of the three prairie provinces?
Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba
Which province is also home to the capital of Canada?
Ontario (Ottawa)
What is the capital of Nova Scotia?
Halifax
What symbol is often used to represent Canada?
Maple leaf
What is the capital of Nunuvut?
Iqaluit
Which province is shaped like a straight rectangle?
Saskatchewan
Which of these provinces has French as its first language?
Quebec
Which of the Eastern provinces touch Quebec?
New Brunswick
What continent does Canada belong to?
North America
Yellowknife is the capital of...
Northwest Territories
Edmonton is the capital of...
Alberta
Which province is closest to Manitoba?
Ontario
Which province is Charlottetown the capital of?
Prince Edward Island
What are Canada's two official languages?
English and French
The capital of Yukon is...
Whitehorse
Winnipeg is the capital of...
Manitoba
Quebec City
St. Johns is the capital of...
Newfoundland
How many provinces and territories are there altogether?
13
What province is mostly made up of islands in the Arctic?
Nunuvut
False: Regina
What is the capital of Ontario?
Toronto
Fredericton
What is the the smallest province in Canada?
Prince Edward Island (5660 km2)