Acadians are descendants of:

After the defeat of the French in Canada, what were the French-speaking Catholic people known as?

After World War I, the British Empire evolved into a free association of states known as

Anglophones are:

Approximately how many Canadian soldiers served in the second World War?

Britain advocated interning Austro-Hungarian subjects as “enemy aliens” from during World War I

British Columbia is known as Canada’s Pacific Gateway because:

By the end of the Second World War, Canada had the largest navy in the world

Canada contributed more to the Allied air effort than any other Commonwealth country

Canada Day is on:

Canada got its name from word Kanata which means?

Chief Tecumseh aided British soldiers in the War of 1812

Due to the effort of which Canadian, Quebec granted women the right to vote in 1940.

How many Canadian soldiers served in World War I?

In 1792, some black Nova Scotians left Canada to established the city of Freetown in what country?

In 1814, who led an expedition from Nova Scotia that burned down the White House and other public buildings in Washington DC?

In the early days, what form of transportation did Aboriginal peoples and fur traders use?

In what parts of Canada did the Aboriginal peoples first settle?

Is current Canada – US border outcome of Second World War?

Lord Durham recommended that Upper and Lower Canada should remain separate

Metis is the descendant of:

Nunavut became a territory:

RCMP stands for

Responsibilities of the provincial government include:

The aboriginal peoples of Canada are:

The battle of Vimy Ridge is important to Canadians because:

The early explorers first came to Atlantic Canada because they wanted to:

The first representative assembly was elected in what city in 1758?

The founding peoples of Canada are:

The Hudson’s Bay Company adopted what animal as its symbol?

The Hudson’s Bay Company controlled the northern lands of Canada for how many years?

The representatives of the provinces who worked together to establish a new country are known as the Fathers of Confederation

The skilled and courageous men who travelled by canoe were called what?

The state of World War II and public opinion in BC led to the forcible relocation of Canadians of what ethnic origin?

The United Empire Loyalists were:

To make immigration to Western Canada easier, the government:

What Aboriginal tribe originally resided in the Great Lakes region?

What act divided the Province of Quebec into Upper Canada and Lower Canada

What battle secured the Canadians’ reputation for valour as the “shock troops of the British Empire”?

What beach did Canadians storm and capture during the D-Day Invasion?

What British North American colony was first to attain full responsible government?

What decade did the Great Depression occur?

What did the Quebec Act of 1774 establish?

What document legalized Confederation?

What is Confederation?

What is the British North America Act?

What is the meaning of poppy on Remembrance Day?

What is the Underground Railroad?

What province did Sir George-Etienne Cartier negotiate to become a part of Canada?

What symbol was adopted by Hudson Bay Company

What wars did Canada participate in as a country?

What was one of the reasons the United States invaded Canada in 1812?

What was the Head Tax?

What was the name of the new country established in Confederation?

What was the result and significant of the War of 1812?

What year did the Montreal Stock Exchange open?

What’s the name of the predecessor of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police?

When did Canada become a country?

When did Nunavut become a territory?

When did the French settlers first establish communities on the St. Lawrence River?

When was the Bank of Canada created?

When was the Canadian Pacific Railway completed?

Where did the first European settlers in Canada come from?

Which act defined the responsibilities of federal and provincial governments of Canada?

Which countries participated and fought in the War of 1812?

Which ethnic group was very important in the completion of the Canadian Pacific Railway?

Which industry did most early European settles work in?

Which prime minister granted the women’s right to vote?

Which province is the last one to join Canada?

Which trade did the Hudson’s Bay Company control?

Which two countries battled on Plains of Abraham between 1700 to 1759?

Who became the first French Canadian Prime Minister?

Who became the first women MP in 1921?

Who composed the poem “In Flanders Fields”?

Who is the father of Manitoba?

Who led the Canadian Corps in the last hundred days of World War I?

Who led thousands of Loyalist Mohawk Indians into Canada?

Who led Upper Canada toward Abolition in 1793?

Who suggested the term ‘Dominion of Canada’?

Who was Louis Riel?

Who was the first Prime Minister of Canada?

Who was the first to draw a map of Canada’s East Coast?

Who’s on a $10 Note?

Who’s on a $100 Note?

Who’s on a $20 Note?

Who’s on a $5 Note?

Why did armed rebellions occur in 1837-38?

Why did Prime Minister MacDonald establish a mounted police force?

Adrienne Clarkson, who established the Clarkson Cup in 2005, is the first Governor General of Asian Origin

How many Canadians have been awarded the Victoria Cross?

In what year was the National Flag first raised?

The Canadian coat of arms and motto “A Mari Usque Ad Mare” means:

The Canadian flag is:

The highest honour available to Canadians is:

The tower in the center of the Parliament buildings in Ottawa is called?

What animal is on the nickel?

What are the first two lines of O Canada (the National anthem)?

What designs are on a 25 cents (Quarter)?

What designs are on a 5 cents (Nickel)?

What do we celebrate on Canada’s Day?

What is Canada’s national Winter and Summer sport?

What is the architectural style of the Parliament buildings?

What is the image found originally on the Coat of Arms?

What is the name of the honours system Canada uses to recognize outstanding citizens?

What is the name of the Royal Anthem of Canada?

What is the national symbol of Canada?

What is the symbol used in the Quebec flag that is also an important French symbol?

What is the title of Canada’s national anthem?

When is Canada Day?

Where did the red white red flag pattern come from?

Which building was rebuilt in 1922 after the accidental fire

Who donated the Stanley Cup to the National Hockey League?

Who was the first Canadian to be awarded the Victoria Cross?

In 1988, Canada enacted free trade with which country?

NAFTA is a free trade agreement between:

NAFTA stands for:

The three main types of industry in Canada are:

What industry makes up a large percentage of Canada’s exports?

Where is the Peace Arch located?

Who is Canada’s largest trading partner?

A “secret ballot” means:

A voter information card is:

According to the Constitution, when does an election have to be held?

After a federal election, how is the government formed?

An electoral district is:

By election day, if you are not listed in the National Register of Electors or do not receive a voter information card, it’s too late to be added to the voters’ list

By-laws are the responsibility of which level of government?

Currently, which party is Her Majesty’s Loyal Opposition?

During election time, what is a polling station?

How do you mark a federal election ballot?

How is a government formed after a federal election?

How is the Prime Minister decided?

How many electoral districts are there in Canada?

In a federal election, Canadians vote for:

Name the official federal political parties represented in the House of Commons and their respective leaders

No one, including family members, your employer or union representative has the right to insist that you tell them how you voted

The political parties that are not in power are known as:

The role of the Opposition parties is:

Voting by secret ballot means:

What are the three requirements to vote in a federal election?

What information does the Register of Electors contain?

What is indicated on a federal election ballot?

What is listed on an election ballot?

What is one of the main duties of a political party?

What is the fixed election date of the federal election in Canada?

What is the meaning of “party in power”?

What should you do if you don’t receive a voter’s card?

When must federal elections be held?

When would it constitute a minority government?

Which party is Her Majesty’s Loyal Opposition?

Which party is the federal party in power?

Who has the right to run as a candidate in federal elections?

Who is Canada’s Prime Minister?

Who is the leader of the federal Opposition party?

Who’s in charge of First Nation reserves?

Who is the Governor General of Canada?