Many descendants of British Loyalists live in which province?

The world's highest tides occur at . . .

What province has the highest population density?

What province has a strong Scottish heritage?

The area of hard rock and poor soil that surrounds the Hudson Bay is . . .

Which of the following is an important industry in the Canadian Shield?

Which country won the Seven Years War?

In which of the following provinces is French the official language?

What enabled large ships to travel the St. Lawrence Seaway to the Great Lakes?

Each Canadian province has a governor called a . . .

Who holds the power in Canada's political system?

Winnipeg is the capital of . . .

What province is known for it's uranium

Which city is famous for its rodeo?

What chain of mountains stretches from Alaska to South America?

The biggest industry of British Columbia is . . .

An Archipelago is a . . .

What territory was previously part of the Northwest Territories?

Nunavut is a territory set aside for . . .

___________ is the largest city in Quebec.

___________ is the capital of Ontario.

Canada's Capital, ___________ is not in the Great Lakes Plain.

British Columbia's Capital, ___________ has carefully maintained British traditions.

The ___________ River in the Northwest Territories is one of the longest river systems in North America.

___________ means "bordering the sea".

What region of the Maritime Provinces was settled by the French?

What province was the setting of L.M. Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables?

What is the largest metropolitan area in Canada?

What word means to remove forts and soldiers from a common border?

What city is considered the gateway to the Canadian Rockies?

What is the capital of Alberta?

__________ Island is the largest island in the Canadian Archipelago and the fifth-largest island in the world.

Where the world-famous fishing ground where the cod-fishing industry reigned for almost five hundred years?

The chain of islands off the west coast of British Columbia is called the _______________, because it was formed when the ocean flooded the mountains.

What transportation system links the east and the west portions of Canada?

The French named the three southernmost Maritime Provinces _____________.

____________'s name means "New Scotland."

_______________ is the capital of Ontario.

Location of Grand Banks

Capital is Halifax

Nicknamed "Spud Island"

Canada's largest province

Also known as "shinning waters"

What province is known for its wilderness and uranium?

Location of Calgary, which is the gateway to the Canadian Rockies.

Only province on the Pacific Ocean

Site of Diamond Rush

Inuit for "Our Land"

Leads Canada in lead production

Migration destination for caribou