Provinces
Ontario
Bigger than a deer, these antlered animals are often used as a symbol of Canada.
moose
One of her most famous songs is the theme from Titanic.
Celine Dion
This large animal from Canada's north is on the back of the toonie.
polar bear
The year that Canada became a country
1867
It has the biggest area
Quebec
This animal is covered in spikes. You can pet it, but only in one direction.
porcupine
He invented the telephone
Alexander Graham Bell
The dollar coin is named after this bird on the back of it.
loon
He was the first prime minister of Canada.
John A. MacDonald
It is known for its oil industry
Alberta
The black version of this animal eats berries and fish, but will sometimes attack people if scared.
black bear
He ran across Canada on one leg to raise money for cancer research.
Terry Fox
This busy animal is on the back of the nickel.
beaver
The last spike of this transportation system was driven in in 1885, joining Canada from one ocean to the other.
Railroad
It's the only bilingual province
New Brunswick
This large bird has Canada in its name.
Canada goose
He is famous for acting on TV and movies, especially "Back to the Future".
Michael J. Fox
This boat on the back of the dime never lost a race.
Bluenose
It was the last province to join Canada, in 1949.
Newfoundland and Labrador
It has the highest population density
Prince Edward Island
This brightly coloured bird is also the name of the baseball team in Toronto.
blue jay
These five children became a Canadian tourist attraction in the 1930's.
The Dionne Quintuplets
She refused to leave the movie theatre. Now she's on the $10 bill.
Viola Desmond
She was Canada's only female prime minister to-date.
Kim Campbell