Canadian Geography and Culture Trivia

The video takes viewers on a journey across Canada, exploring its provinces and territories. It highlights unique features, such as British Columbia's mild climate and film industry, Alberta's oil deposits and UFO landing pad, and Saskatchewan's potash production. Manitoba is noted for its cold climate and snake dens, while Ontario boasts mineral wealth and the world's largest skating rink. Quebec is famous for a maple syrup heist and poutine, and Newfoundland & Labrador for its proximity to France. The Maritime Provinces are known for shipwrecks and lobsters. The territories, including Nunavut, Northwest Territories, and Yukon, are rich in natural resources and unique landscapes.

Which province is known for having the mildest climate in Canada?

• British Columbia

• Quebec

• Ontario

• Alberta

What unique feature does the small town of Saint Paul in Alberta have?

• A UFO landing pad

• A famous ski resort

• A giant maple leaf

• A dinosaur museum

Which province is the largest producer and exporter of potash?

• Manitoba

• Saskatchewan

• Ontario

• Quebec

What is Winnipeg known for in terms of climate?

• Having the longest summer

• Being one of the coldest cities

• Having the most rainfall

• Being the warmest city

Which province is home to the world's largest skating rink?

• Nova Scotia

• Quebec

• Ontario

• British Columbia

What was stolen in the biggest heist in Canadian history?

• Poutine

• Maple syrup

• Diamonds

• Gold

Which province is known for its proximity to a part of France?

• Newfoundland and Labrador

• Prince Edward Island

• New Brunswick

• Nova Scotia

What is New Brunswick recognized for in terms of food production?

• Blueberries

• Lobsters

• French fries

• Maple syrup

Which territory is home to the largest uninhabited island in the world?

• British Columbia

• Northwest Territories

• Nunavut

• Yukon

What is the Yukon territory named after?

• A mountain

• A famous explorer

• A river

• A native tribe