Canada, eh?
This sticky stuff is made from the sap of trees
What is maple syrup?
This capital city of Canada is home to Parliament Hill
What is Ottawa?
This territory separated from Northwest Territories in 1999 to form its own territory.
What is Nunavut?
I see the cat as fat, you see the cat as fluffy. This is another word for a "different view."
What is perspective?
The majority of Canada live near the Canada/U.S. border because of this factor?
What is harsh climate up north?
These are Canada's official languages
What are English and French?
British Columbia borders this ocean
What is the Pacific Ocean?
This is the capital of Yukon.
What is Whitehorse?
The name for a person who has started their own business
What is an entrepreneur?
Approximately half of Canada is covered in this.
What is forest?
Canada's national motto "A mari usque ad Mare" literally means this.
Together with oil, these two are the Prairies' most well known exports.
What are wheat and barley?
Canada's highest mountain, Mount Logan is located in this territory.
The passengers on the Titanic slept and dined in different quarters according to this
What is a social class?
This highway is the largest national highway in the world and it's right in Canada!
What is the Trans Canada Highway?
The name of the police force known for wearing red and riding horses
The nickname given to Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba together
What are the Prairies?
The northern part of Canada take up this percentage of Canada's total landmass.
What is 40%
Mary said to her neighbour "I hope that immigrant family doesn't move into our neighbourhood. I heard that they are thieves back home in their country." Mary is exhibiting this type of prejudice.
What is Xenophobia?
This famous landmark is known for its glass floor and very tall structure
What is the CN Tower?
Founded in 1670, This is one of Canada's oldest retail stores still in existence today.
What is the Hudson's Bay Company?
This was the last of the provinces to join Canada in 1949.
This First Nations community inhabit the Great White North
What are the Inuit?
An example of this is when the French settled in Canada in the 1700's, they tried to get the First Nations to abandon their traditions and culture and follow French culture.
What is colonization?
A common name for the winds of the Prairies