Description : The National Museum of Canada is in __________ (A) Ottawa. (B) Toronto. (C) Vancouver. (D) Calgary.
Last Answer : (A) Ottawa.
Description : The Royal Conservatory of Music is in __________ (A) Ottawa. (B) Toronto. (C) Edmonton. (D) Calgary.
Last Answer : (B) Toronto.
Description : Which Canadian city is noted for its Oriental population? (A) Toronto (B) Calgary (C) Edmonton (D) Vancouver
Last Answer : (D) Vancouver
Description : Canada’s largest city is __________ (A) Ottawa. (B) Toronto. (C) Quebec. (D) Montreal.
Description : Which is Canada’s largest financial, commercial and industrial centre? (A) Ottawa (B) Vancouver (C) Montreal (D) Edmonton
Last Answer : (C) Montreal
Description : Ottawa became the capital of Canada in __________ (A) 1841. (B) 1849. (C) 1857. (D) 1867.
Last Answer : (C) 1857.
Description : I'm going to be in Vancouver, BC for a day trip. What do I HAVE to see?
Last Answer : I’ve never been lucky enough to get to Vancouver, but have personally always wanted to visit their gardens
Description : Are there any places in Vancouver, BC that sell Gundam Gashapons?
Last Answer : Here is a blog listing all of the stores that sell them.
Description : What should I see and do in Vancouver, Canada?
Last Answer : The Vancouver art gallery is a MUST (for art fans such as myself)
Description : Is the University of Vancouver on Vancouver Island or Lower Mainland Vancouver?
Last Answer : Are you talking about Vancouver Island University or University of British Colombia?
Description : What's it like to live and work in Vancouver, B.C.?
Last Answer : its fun. Good weed. Great Chinese food. Cheap as hell
Description : Why are the windows in Vancouver apartments so huge?
Last Answer : just a guess: because Canadians understand beauty?
Description : Are there good tech jobs in Toronto, Canada?
Last Answer : With only 5.8 million people living in the greater Toronto area, probably not.
Description : In Canada, elections are held once in __________ years. (A) 3 (B) 4 (C) 5 (D) 6
Last Answer : (C) 5
Description : The longest Rail journey in the world is between? A. Shanghai to Lhasa B. Bhubaneswar to New Delhi C. Toronto to Vancouver D. Moscow and Vladivostok
Last Answer : D [Moscow and Vladivostok] Explanation: The world's longest run without changing trains is one of 10,214 km (6,346 miles).
Description : The author of the novel “Tomorrow Is With Us” is __________ (A) Dyson Carter. (B) Robertson Davies. (C) Brian Moore. (D) Alice Munro.
Last Answer : (A) Dyson Carter.
Description : Stephen Leacock is __________ (A) a painter. (B) a writer. (C) a composer. (D) a scientist.
Last Answer : (B) a writer.
Description : The main national holiday in Canada is __________ (A) Labour Day. (B) Victory Day. (C) Thanksgiving Day. (D) Dominion Day.
Last Answer : (D) Dominion Day.
Description : The Canadians have always been struggling for __________ (A) their independence of Great Britain. (B) their cultural identity. (C) their influence on the world’s economy. (D) their position in the world’s policy making.
Last Answer : B (Even nowadays, Canada is struggling against the influence of the foreign cultures, especially of the US one. A is wrong because Canada is an independent state; C and D are incorrect because Canada does not try to dominate in the world.)
Description : There are __________ French language universities in Canada. (A) no (B) two (C) ten (D) many
Last Answer : B (Canada has about 50 universities; the Laval University in Quebec and Montreal University are French language ones, i.e. their students are taught in French only.)
Description : Canada’s national winter sport is __________ (A) ice hockey. (B) skiing. (C) skating. (D) golf.
Last Answer : (A) ice hockey.
Description : The largest national park in Canada and in the world is __________ (A) Wood Buffalo. (B) Yoho National Park. (C) St. James’ Park. (D) Hyde Park.
Last Answer : (A) Wood Buffalo.
Description : The Great Lakes are situated between Canada and __________ (A) Mexico. (B) the USA. (C) Great Britain. (D) Russia.
Last Answer : (B) the USA.
Description : The highest mountain in Canada is __________ (A) the pick of St. Elias. (B) Elbrus. (C) Mount Logan. (D) Ben Nevis.
Last Answer : (C) Mount Logan.
Description : The central part of Canada is called __________ (A) the Canadian Shield. (B) the Appalachians. (C) the Rocky Mountains. (D) the Great Lakes.
Last Answer : (A) the Canadian Shield.
Description : Canada has the __________ coastline in the world. (A) shortest (B) longest (C) the most indented (D) the least indented
Last Answer : (B) longest
Description : The oceans that wash Canada’s shores are __________ (A) the Arctic, the Atlantic, the Indian. (B) the Atlantic, the Pacific, the Indian. (C) the Arctic, the Atlantic, the Pacific. (D) the Arctic, the Pacific, the Indian.
Last Answer : (C) the Arctic, the Atlantic, the Pacific.
Description : By total area, Canada is the __________ largest country in the world. (A) first (B) second (C) third (D) fourth
Last Answer : (B) second
Description : Canada stretches within __________ time zones. (A) 6 (B) 5 (C) 4 (D) 3
Last Answer : (B) 5
Description : Canada is made up of __________ (A) states and districts. (B) counties and regions. (C) provinces and territories. (D) districts and provinces.
Last Answer : (C) provinces and territories.
Description : On the official flag of Canada, we can see __________ (A) a green birch leaf. (B) a yellow star. (C) a red maple leaf. (D) white stripes.
Last Answer : (C) a red maple leaf.
Description : The official languages of Canada are __________ (A) British English and American English. (B) Canadian English and French. (C) Canadian English and American English. (D) English and Indian.
Last Answer : (B) Canadian English and French.
Description : Most of the Canadian population is of __________ origin. (A) English and American (B) British and French (C) French and Indian (D) Indian and English
Last Answer : (B) British and French
Description : The Canadian Parliament consists of __________ (A) the House of Commons and the House of Representatives. (B) the Senate and the House of Commons. (C) the Senate and the House of Representatives.
Last Answer : (B) the Senate and the House of Commons.
Description : In Canada, __________ holds the position of the head of the government. (A) the Governor-General (B) the Speaker (C) the Prime Minister (D) the British Monarch
Last Answer : (C) the Prime Minister
Description : The official head of the state in Canada is __________ (A) the Monarch of Britain. (B) its Prime Minister. (C) its Parliament. (D) its Governor-General.
Last Answer : (A) the Monarch of Britain.
Description : Canada’s constitutional autonomy from Britain was proclaimed in __________ (A) 1867. (B) 1899. (C) 1921. (D) 1931.
Last Answer : (D) 1931.
Description : The term “the First Nation” replaces the word __________ (A) “Indian”. (B) “Mulatto”. (C) “Metis”. (D) “Best”.
Last Answer : (A) “Indian”.
Description : The Upper and Lower Canadas were united under the name of “Province of Canada” in __________ (A) 1774. (B) 1791. (C) 1841. (D) 1849.
Last Answer : (C) 1841.
Description : Canada is not __________ (A) a parliamentary democracy. (B) a federal constitutional monarchy. (C) an independent federative state. (D) a presidential republic.
Last Answer : D (Canada has no president; it is not a republic either because its official head of state is the British monarch represented by a governor-general.)
Description : The motto of Canada is __________ (A) “A Mari Usque Ad Mare”. (B) “From Sea to Sea”. (C) Neither of the above. (D) Both of the above.
Last Answer : D (A is in French; B is its English translation.)
Description : What does Annul mean ?
Last Answer : Annul means cancellation of the contract.
Description : Can we open the USA/Canada border yet?
Last Answer : WHAT IS THE RUSH?
Description : What time is it in Canada and are you awake?
Last Answer : 10:11 mountain standard time.
Description : When do the 'white nights' (when it never gets completely dark due to the summer daylight) begin at the Arctic Circle?
Last Answer : Norway is considered one of the best places to observe the amazing phenomenon of midnight sun.North Cape in Norway, which is the northernmost point of Europe, is known to have midnight sunfor ... to see the phenomenon. https://www.scribd.com/document/270568073/What-is-the-Midnight-Sun-Phenomenon
Description : Can you listen live on the following radio station?
Last Answer : Under the top red tab, Radio, Listen Live
Description : Three rolls a week? Really?
Last Answer : Ok, I’m in. I think I don’t use that many, but I think some do. I think that the study wants a month of data, especially for households with women who get periods.
Description : Why does Canada have far less crime than the United States?
Last Answer : They are genetically superior.
Description : How do the Native American populations in Canada fare, compared to the indigenous people of what is now the United States?
Last Answer : Good question. I know that they were often treated just as badly. I remember reading about Native children being ripped from families and taken to schools where they were Westernized and often abused, and I assumed at ... U.S., but this was Canada. :( I don't know much about how they fare now.
Description : Next March, will you guys be following the Provincial Elections...
Last Answer : rebbel I follow two countries’ elections (besides the US): 1) the UK, especially after the Brexit fiasco, because I have family there 2) Israel, because I have family there Netherlands?? Uh, I thought you had a queen.