Famous Women
This famous artist was born and died in Victoria, British Columbia and has an art school named for her.
Emily Carr
This marshmallow-like treat (in the singular) populates shelves around Easter.
Peep
An LQBTQIA2+ icon/world famous musician & a deceased member of The Beatles.
Elton John Lennon
This river runs through Paris, France and was the center of attention in the leadup to the 2024 Olympic Games.
Seine
November 1, 2018, we observed the 100th anniversary of this historical event.
End of WWI
Stephanie Kwolek invented this type of fibre in 1965. Since it's discovery it has been extensively used in armour.
Kevlar
This mode of water transport is typically designed for a single person.
Kayak
NBA Superstar & the voice of Darth Vader who passed away in 2024.
Lebron James Earl Jones
Standing at over 5,895 meters, this volcano in Tanzania is the largest in the world outside of South America.
The United States of America gained independence in 1776, this many years before Canada gained confederation.
91 (1867)
This is how women who were members of women activist organizations were called in the early 20th century.
Suffragettes
Level
Country music star of Revival fame & Canadian singer-songwriter of Everything I Do, I Do It For You fame.
Zach Bryan Adams
Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay are forever linked for this accomplishment.
Summitting Mt. Everest
The Louisiana Purchase of 1803 expanded the United States of America by over 2.1M sqkm. It was negotiated by Thomas Jefferson and this French man; the first consul of the French republic.
Napoleon Bonaparte
Fewer than a dozen of this poets 1,800 poems were published in her lifetime between 1830-1886.
Emily Dickinson
This cuff is often a subject of rehabilitation in athletes of contact and arm-dominant sports.
Rotator
SNL/30 Rock star & American actor with a career spanning over 5 decades.
Tracy Morgan Freeman
This country, with the capital Astana, is the largest landlocked country in the world.
Kazakhstan
The Red River Rebellion was led by this man; a Metis inhabitant of modern day Manitoba.
Louis Riel
The world's first female prime minister, Sirimavo Bandaranaike, was elected in 1960 to lead the Dominion of Ceylon, now known as this country.
Sri Lanka
How one may be described if they were treated/worshipped as a god.
Deified
22nd Prime Minister of Canada & Author of To Kill A Mockingbird
Stephen Harper Lee
The only non-city-state with over 2/3 of its total population residing in the capital city, is this Caribbean nation.
The Bahamas
The most recent country to be recognized by the United Nations is this African nation in 2011.
South Sudan