Canada's Region

In the West of Canada, which Ocean is found?

Canada is known as one of the largest countries in the world. At which rank does Canada stand?

Where did the Canada lies along the Southern edge?

There are _____ ocean lines surround Canada.

In East region, which Canadian province lies?

In 1857, Ottawa was chosen as the capital of Canada by…

What is the area that surround Ottawa?

In which year that the Ottawa was chosen as the capital?

The capital of Canada is known as…

In Canada, which of the following is the fourth largest metropolitan area?

Canada consist of _____ territories.

Canada consist of how many provinces?

How many is the population of Canada?

Prince Edward Island by Lucy Maud Montgomery, is a much-loved story about the adventures of a little red-headed orphan girl in what sets?

Atlantic Province’s most populous is known as…

Where is the New Brunswick located?

The smallest province of the Atlantic Region is known as…

Which cities have the most easterly points in North America?

Which of the following is the Gateway to Canada?

_______ is the only Official Bilingual Province and contains about one-third of the population living and working in French.

Which of the following is the largest city in New Brunswick?

Which of the following is the second largest river system at St. John River System?

Atlantic Region of Canada contains the following provinces except…

Which of the following is the home of Canada’s Largest Naval Base?

Including the spectacular military tattoo in Halifax, which of the following is the home to over 700 annual festivals?

What fraction of the Population in the only officially bilingual province in Canada lives and works in French?

How many provinces in the Atlantic region?

The oldest colony of the Newfoundland and Labrador is known as…

Prince Edward Island (P.E.I.) is the smallest province especially known for its…

How many provinces are there at the Central Canada region?

Which of the following is the largest City of Canada in terms of population?

The Canada's second-largest city and the World’s second-largest mainly French-speaking city after Paris is known as…

There are ____ lakes located between Ontario and the United States?

How many percentages that Canadian citizens overall?

Canada's largest producer of hydroelectricity is known as…

The largest freshwater lake in the world is called…

What fraction of the people in Canada live in cities and towns near the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence River?

How many people live in Quebec?

From the following, which province produces most of the oil and gas for Canada?

In which year that the Alberta has five national parks, including Banff National Park?

Which province contains the largest number of Aboriginal populations?

What fraction of the total arable land in Saskatchewan once known as the “breadbasket of the world” and the “wheat province”?

What did the Prairie Provinces contains the most?

The Training Academy of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police is known as…

The ______ is the capital of Alberta.

Which of the following is the headquarters of the Mining Industry?

What is the name of the British Columbia that also known as the tourist centre and Headquarters of the Navy’s Pacific fleet?

How many is the population of British Columbia (B.C.), on the Pacific coast?

Most of the goods that produced in British Columbia are…

The capital city of British Columbia is called…

There are _____ provincial parks in British Columbia.

Canada’s largest and busiest, handles billions of dollars in goods traded around the world. It is known as…

Which of the following is the highest mountain in Canada?

At 4,200 kilometres, what is the second-longest river system in North America?

The Northwest Territories, Nunavut and Yukon contain how many fractions of Canada’s land mass?

Which of the following capital that have 20,000 population and also called the “Diamond Capital of North America”?

Much of the North is made up of tundra, the vast rocky Arctic plain. Which of the following has long cold winters and short cool summers?

The Capital of Yukon Territory is called…

The Northwest Territories which are the Nunavut and Yukon contain one-third of Canada’s land mass with a population of _________.

In which year that the Nunavut established from the eastern part of Northwest Territories?

In the year of _____, thousands of miners came to the Yukon during the Gold Rush as celebrated in the poetry of Robert W. Service.

Which of the following region is often referred to as the “Land of Midnight Sun” because at the height of summer, daylight can last up to 24 hours?

Which province has a population of about 85% Inuit where the Inuktitut is the official language in schools there?

The symbol of North of Canada was derived from the…

Which of the following is the part of the Canadian Forces Reserves?

Which of the following vehicle used by the Rangers to travel in winter?