Canadian Trivia

license plates in Nunavut are in the shape of what animal?

CBC stands for

There are two governing bodies in Parliament. Name them.

What does "RCMP" stand for?

How many caribou are in Canada?

What ship is depicted on our dime?

Where is the capital of Canada?

Do you believe that any of these creatures really exist?

This run was called...

The Canadian motto is A Mari Usque Ad Mare. It means _____________________.

True or False: Whitehorse is the northernmost permanent settlement in the world.

True or False: Ottawa is the second coldest capital in the world.

What province was the first to be explored by Europeans but the last to join Confederation?

What is the polar bear capital of the world?

Name Canada’s four largest cities (by population), in order (largest, next, next).

Which province is famous as the potato-growing province?

Kanata is the St. Lawrence-Iroquoian word for ______________________.

When did the last residential school close?

The hairy, human-like creature rumoured to live in lower BC is called what?

True or False: The Toronto Huskies were the first Canadian team in the NBA

True or False: Each Canadian eats an average of 100 eggs per year.

Canada's highest mountain is

The term "trick or treat" was first used in which province?

Who is our Prime Minister?

What is the capital of Saskatchewan?

When did Canada become a country?

True or False: Over 200,000 pancakes are served during the Calgary Stampede.

In Canadian folklore, the__________ is a lake monster reported to live in Okanagan Lake, in BC.

Algonquin folklore talks about a creature that possesses people and can turn them into cannibal

"In Flander's Field" was written by

Name Canada’s four Atlantic provinces.

What country did Canada beat in the 1972 Summit Series, symbolizing a victory over communism?

In 1980, who ran across Canada to raise money for cancer research?

The people who represent voters at a national level are called