Canada CANADIAN TRIVIA

Alberta is Wild Rose. BC is Dogwood
Right on!

Quebec is White garden Lily!

Ok, what was Canada Day formly called, up until 1982?

 

Now that I don't know... but I'm going to guess Confederation Day.

 

"That day that Canada was formed"

TDTCWF

 

Dominion Day

I prefer Canada Day! (It sounds better!)

Ok, From about 1920-1965 what did the Canadian flag look like?

 

It was called the Red Ensign. It was red, with the Union Jack in the upper left corner (where the stars are on the American flag) and in the middle of the right half of the flag, was a shield.

Before that, we used the Union Jack.

 

That is correct!

Ok next: Name the Provinces that touch these US states... Michigan
Washington
Maine
Montana

 

Michigan: Ontario
Washington: British Columbia
Maine: Quebec, New Brunswick
Montana: British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan

 

Whoa... you are good!

Who was the last Prime Minister of Canada that was French Canadian?

 

Jean Chretien.

 

That was an easy one!

Kim Campbell(Prime Minister 1993) helped to pass ______ bills into law, including a gun control bill. Fill in the blank with

A. 2
B. 5
C. 12
D. 20
E. 26
F. 31

 

I think it's either B or C.

 

Can you believe it is actually E. 26 ?? For the short amount of time she was in office she sure tried to get alot done!

Name at least 2 endangered wildlife species that reside in Canada?

 

1) Whooping cranes (I don't think that they live here all the time though)
2) Wolverine

 

1) Beaver
2) red fox
3) Coyote
4) Wolf ;-)

Matt

 

You guys are so good!

Ok so name the longest(distance) river in Canada?

 

Ohhh, can i jump in?


I think the longest river in Canada is the Mackenzie.

 

I believe that is correct.

 

Of course you can jump in! Yes I believe you are correct also!

Which Province has the largest National Park?

 

here's a little quickie for you.

Tuesday, October 15, 2002 - Canada played which sport against Scotland ? and what was the score ?

teehee

malkie

 

Malks you didn't answer the previous question, do you know the answer?

 

sorry, didn't realise that was the name of the game

to the best of my knowledge, the largest national park in Canada would be Wood Buffalo National Park, which is situated in Northwest Territories, right on the Alberta border.



now, back to my question.........

Tuesday, October 15, 2002 - Canada played which sport against Scotland ? and what was the score ?

malkie

edit: readded my question into this post

 

Canada 1, Scotland 3

In a nice international friendly game of Men's World cup Soccer.

 

Hmmm...I would have said Banff National Park. What was the correct answer to that question?

- Rani

 

I think it's wood buffalo national park... in alberta naturally!

 

You guys are just too good!!

Ok When did Canada get involved in WWII? What year?