Canadian and Regional Geography Review/Refresher

The Capital City of Canada is _____________.

Canada's population is approximately ______ million people.

__________ refers to the day to day changes in the earth's atmosphere.

Canada has ___ provinces and ___ territories.

Canada is the largest country on earth.

Windsor is known as ______________.

Which of these is NOT one of the Great Lakes?

Vancouver is the capital of British Columbia.

The roadway that allows people in Windsor to quickly travel east and west is...

Which one of these are red?

The region we live in is referred to as __________.

What is the capital of Ontario?

Which Canadian ran to raise awareness for cancer?

The Ambassador Bridge is the busiest border crossing in North America.

Edmonton is the capital of Alberta.

The Yukon Territory boarders The United States.

Which of these oceans does NOT surround Canada?

Who is Canada's largest trade partner?

Windsor is located south of Detroit.

__________ is the smallest province by size in Canada.

What is the most southern point of Canada's mainland?

Canada belongs to which continent?

We live in __________ county.

Canada is part of which hemisphere?

The capital of Quebec is Montreal.

Which U.S. State borders Windsor?

We live in the ___________ time zone.

Geographically, North America includes Mexico, The United States, Canada and Greenland.

Which of these is not one of Canada's Territories?

Winnipeg is the capital of Saskatchewan.

The towns that directly border Windsor are...

Which of the Great Lakes is Mr. Bondys Favourite?

Who is the Premier of Ontario?

Lines that run north or south on a map or globe are called ____________.

__________ is Canada's most populated province.

There are ___ continents in the world.

Which street divides the city of Windsor into East and West sides?

Canada's largest city is _____________.

Where is St. Joseph's high school located in Windsor?

Who is the Prime Minister of Canada?

How many Great Lakes are there?

Which one of these is a square?