The Aboriginal territorial rights were first guaranteed in which year?
The term “Indian” refers to:
The three main groups of aboriginal peoples are?
The word “Inuit” means?
When the first Europeans explored Canada, they found the native people living:
The first 200 years of coexistence, the Aboriginals and Europeans formed what type of bond?
The arrival of European traders, missionaries, soldiers, and colonists in Canada changed the way of life of the natives forever.
More than half the population of the Northwest Territories is Aboriginal, mostly?
Mention the famous Canadian artist that painted the forests and Aboriginal artifacts of the West Coast?
What is Canada’s most popular spectator sport and is considered to be the national winter sport?
What was the “Group of Seven”?
When was ice hockey developed in Canada?
Which animal was adopted centuries ago as an official symbol of the Hudson’s Bay Company?
Our loyalty goes to the Sovereign (King or Queen) in Canada.
In which country was The Great Charter of Freedoms signed?
Who is portrayed on the Canadian $5 bill?
What is Canada’s national capital?
What is the capital of Saskatchewan?
Ottawa was chosen as the capital of Canada in which year?
Who chose Ottawa to be the capital of Canada?
What is the capital of Newfoundland and Labrador?
What is the capital of Prince Edward Island?
What is the capital of Nova Scotia?
What is the capital of New Brunswick?
What is the capital of Quebec?
What is the capital of Ontario?
What is the capital of Manitoba?
What is the capital of Alberta?
What is the capital of British Columbia?
What is the Capital City of Nunavut?
What is the capital of the Northwest Territories?
What is the capital of Yukon Territory?
Canada’s modern energy industry started in 1947 with?
Canadians enjoy one of the world’s highest standards of living because of:
Canada began free trade with the United States and Mexico in which years?
Canada’s has one of the ten largest economies in the world.
Canada’s economy includes three main types of industries:
What is the G8?
Who have the biggest bilateral trading relationship in the world?
What Manitoba’s economy based on?
You have the responsibility to vote in which elections as a Canadian citizen?
Canadians vote for whom in a federal election?
Federal elections must be held?
What gives a Canadian citizen the right to run for election?
Who has the right to vote in a federal election or cast a ballot in a federal referendum?
What information is contained in the electoral card?
Vote on a secret ballot is?
A vote by secret ballot means that?
How are election results announced in Canada?
The other parties that are not in power are known as?
The opposition parties have two major roles:
In which year were most Canadian female citizens, aged 21 and above, granted the right to vote in federal elections?
Canada has three founding people, they are?
Which province was founded by the United Empire Loyalists?
Which groups are the ancestors of the Acadians?
The European exploration began in Canada with whose expedition?
In which year did European exploration begin in Canada?
The name “Canada” began appearing on maps in which year?
The name of Canada comes from?
What are the regions of Canada?
Canada is divided into provinces and territories, how many?
What is the population of Canada?
What is the most easterly point in North America?
What is Canada’s smallest province?
What is most populous Atlantic Province?
How many people live in Quebec?
How many people live in Ontario?
What is the most populous Prairie province?
How many people live in British Columbia?
Which province has its own time zone?
The world’s highest tides can be found in which part of Canada?
The Great Lakes are located where?
The Queen of Canada is?
Which form of government does Canada have?
What are the three key facts about Canada’s system of government?
The responsibilities of the federal and provincial governments are defined in which Act?
What is the shared jurisdiction of the federal and provincial governments?
The federal government is responsible for?
Which of the following is the responsibility of the provincial government?
The Canadian Parliament has three parts:
What is the “House of Commons”?
The House of Commons and the Senate consider the proposal for new laws as?
What does “responsible government” mean?
Which was the first British North American colony to attain full responsible government?
Canadian law has several sources, name 2:
“Habeas corpus” is?
The equality of women and men in Canada means:
Where is the right to apply for a passport included?
Common elements and a basic standard of coverage are ensured by?
In the Canadian justice system, “everyone is innocent until proven guilty” came from?
Canada is governed by an organized system of laws. These laws are?
Which is Canada’s highest court?
What is the purpose of the provincial courts?
You can question the police about their service or conduct if you feel you need to?
What is known as the “right to challenge unlawful detention by the state”?
What are “Mobility rights”?
To become a Canadian citizen, it is required that you:
The two official Canadian languages are?
The only officially bilingual province is?
English and French do not have equal status throughout the government and in Parliament.
The British Parliament abolished slavery throughout the Empire, in?
Upper Canada became the first province in the British Empire to abolish slavery, led by which Lieutenant Governor?
Which province in the British Empire was the first to put an end to slavery?
Mary Ann Shadd Carey is remembered for which accomplishments?
The battle between France and Great Britain for control of North America was in?
The end of France’s empire in America was marked by a battle, which was?
The United States launch an invasion on Canada, in?