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Where in British Columbia can people enjoy an 11km beach?
At Pacific Rim National Park
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Where in British Columbia can people see the English, Florentine and Japanese gardens?
the Butchard Gardens
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On Vancouver Island, tourists visit the legislature buildings in...?
Victoria
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What are two tourists sites in British Columbia?
- 1000 acre Stanley Park
- the Capilano Swinging Bridge built in 1899
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Vancouver has gone from mill town to metropolis in less than...?
100 years.
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What is Canada's third largest city?
Vancouver
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What is the area around Lake Okanagan known as and why?
Canada's richest fruit baskets due to its good climate and soil.
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In British Columbia, what river is 1370km long?
Fraser River
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Where is Canada's largest glacier?
Jasper
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Where is Canada's Wascana Park?
Regina, Saskatchewan
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Where is Canada's oldest national park?
Banff
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Where is the mall with 500 stores?
Edmonton, Alberta
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Where is the Stampede?
Calgary, Alberta
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Where was oil discovered in 1947?
Leduc, Alberta
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Where is Canada's breadbasket?
Saskatchewan
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Where was Lake Diefenbaker formed?
Gardner Dam
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Where is Canada's longest swinging bridge?
Souris, Manitoba
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Where is the Waikiki of the North?
Lake Winnipeg
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Where is the Royal Canadian Mint Gateway to the West?
Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta are often referred to as the...?
Prairie Provinces
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Where is the Terry Fox monument?
Thunder Bay
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In Ontario, where can you find Blue Mountain pottery?
Calling Wood
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In Ontario, where can you find Gatineau, Rideau, Ottawa R?
Ottawa
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In Ontario, where is the Shakespearean Festival held?
Stratford
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Where are Canada's busiest locks located?
Sault Ste. Marie
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In Ontario, where can you find the Big Nickel?
Sudbury
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In Ontario, where is the Eaton Centre?
Toronto
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In Ontario, where is Queen's Park?
Toronto
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In Ontario, where can you find Science North?
Sudbury
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In Ontario, what city has the Floral Clock?
Niagara Falls
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When were the Olympics held in Quebec?
In the summer of 1976.
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What's a Quebec baseball team?
the Expos
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What is Canada's second largest city?
Montreal
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Today, tourists visit the Chateau Frontenac and the Plains of______in ______?
Abraham, Quebec City
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In Quebec, 1534, who landed in what peninsula and introduced the French language and culture to the region?
Jacques Cartier landed in the Gaspe peninsula of Quebec.
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What tourist site can be found in New Brunswick on the Saint John River?
the Reverse Falls
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In Hartland, New Brunswick, tourists can see a 391 long...?
Covered Bridge
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In New Brunswick, King's Landing is the replica of what settlement?
A Loyalist settlement.
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Where can tides up to 50 feet be found?
In the Bay of Fundy
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What is Canada's only bilingual province?
New Brunswick
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What's a famous lighthouse in Nova Scotia?
Peggy's Cove
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In Nova Scotia, where is the star-shaped fort?
On Citadel Hill.
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What is Canada's biggest port city, and what ocean is it on?
Halifax, on the Atlantic Ocean
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In Nova Scotia, the Cabot Trail is a 300km highway on what island?
Cape Breton Island
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What is the red soil in P.E.I. good for growing?
Potatoes!
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What can tourists enjoy in P.E.I.?
800km of sandy beaches.
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In P.E.I., what play can you watch at the Festival Theatre?
Ann of Green Gabels
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In Prince Edward Island, what do you call the legislature buildings?
the cradle of Confederation
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What year did Newfoundland join Confederation?
1949
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In Newfoundland, what was the site of the battle between France and England called?
Signal Hill
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Together, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland are referred to as the...?
Maritimes
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