Queen opens museum on Canadian tour

The Queen, known for her extensive travels, visits Winnipeg for the first time, marking her presence at the new terminal and the cornerstone ceremony of Canada's human rights museum. She attends her first human rights concert in Manitoba, emphasizing the importance of such events in promoting human rights. The museum is highlighted as a symbol of Canada's commitment to human rights. The Queen's tour concludes in Toronto, marking the end of her 22nd visit to Canada.

What is significant about the Queen's visit to Winnipeg?

• She opened a new hospital.

• It's her first visit to the city.

• She inaugurated a new museum.

• She attended a royal wedding.

What was the main purpose of the Manitoba homecoming concert?

• To honor the Queen's birthday.

• To raise funds for charity.

• To promote human rights.

• To celebrate Canadian culture.

How does the Queen view events like the human rights concert?

• As an opportunity to meet political leaders.

• As a chance to explore new places.

• As a way to relax and enjoy music.

• As a means to spread her message on human rights.

What does the new human rights museum in Winnipeg symbolize?

• Canada's economic growth.

• Canada's dedication to human rights.

• The Queen's long reign.

• The history of the Magna Carta.

Where is the Queen's final stop on her 22nd tour of Canada?

• Vancouver

• Montreal

• Toronto

• Ottawa