At the turn of the 19th/20th century, more than 260 Canadians died in which war?

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police are now the national police force of Canada. What were they originally called when they were established to help pacify the west of Canada?

How many Canadians lost their lives in the First World War?

In 1867, which of these provinces was not part of the new country called the Dominion of Canada?

In the 1920s, it was suggested that what area should become a part of Canada?

Which Act of 1791 divided Québec into Upper Canada and Lower Canada?

In which year did the French make peace with the Iroquois?

Who was the first person to draw a map of the east coast of Canada?

In what year were Upper and Lower Canada united as the Province of Canada?

Which was the first Canadian province to give women the right to vote?

Canada became an official title in what year?

Out of a population of 8 million, how many Canadians fought in the First World War?

In 1885 a Head Tax was established to attempt to block the immigration of which people to Canada?

The name Canada derives from the Iroquois word kanata, which means what?

Why did European explorers call the native people they found in Canada Indians?

Canada Day, formerly known as Dominion Day, is celebrated to mark the date of the Dominion of Canada formally came into being in 1867, which is…?

Sir John Alexander MacDonald, first Prime Minister of Canada, is represented on what Canadian currency?

The commander of the victorious British Army in the Battle of the Plains was…?

How many Canadian and Newfoundland servicemen served in World War II?

Sir Wilfred Laurier was the first Canadian Prime Minister…?

In 1813 American invaders burnt down Government House and the Parliament Buildings in York. What is that city now called?

In 1792, black immigrants to Nova Scotia established a colony for free slaves where?

The Atlantic colonies and Upper and Lower Canada were collectively known as what?

Which were the first group of women to be given the right to vote in federal elections in Canada?

The first democratic representative assembly in Canada was elected where?

Many slaves escaped from the United States to Canada using…?

In what year did the Americans attempt to invade Québec?

Having beaten the French, the British renamed the area of the Battle of the Plains what?

Sir John Alexander McDonald, the first Prime Minister of Canada, was born in what country?

The Québec Act was based on…?

Which of these First Nations tribes did not become allies of the original French settlers?

In 1608 Samuel de Champlain built a fortress in an area which is now…?

Upper Canada became the first province of the British Empire to start to introduce abolition of slavery in what year?

In what year did King Charles II give the Hudson’s Bay Company exclusive trading rights over the Hudson Bay area?

France’s empire in North America came to an end at the Battle of the Plains of Abraham in 1759 in which part of Canada?

To defend Canada, the Duke of Wellington chose Bytown as the endpoint of his network of forts. What is it called today?

On what day of the year to Canadians remember all those who have served and died for Canada?

In what year did the British Parliament pass the Québec act?

During the Second World War, Canadians with origins in which country were unfairly discriminated against in British Columbia?

Around what time did the word Canada first begin appearing on maps?

The first British North American colony to truly govern itself was…?

The Québec Act allowed Catholics in Canada to do what that they could not, at the time, do in Britain?

To mark a remarkable victory in April 1917, April 9 is now celebrated as…?

The cities of Edmonton, Langley and Victoria all began as what?

Louis Riel led uprisings against the Dominion of Canada in 1869 and 1885, leading which people?

Along with other former countries of the British Empire, Canada is part of which organisation?

Who was the first European to explore the St Lawrence River?

The first people to set foot in Canada apart from Aboriginal peoples are thought to have come from where?

Samuel de Champlain and Pierre de Monts established the first European settlement north of Florida in which year?

During the American Revolution, Joseph Brant led thousands of Native Americans into Canada who were loyal to the British. Which tribe did they represent?

The original French economy of Canada was driven by the trade in what?

In what year were the majority of female Canadian citizens aged 21 or over given the right to vote in federal elections?

In what year did the Montréal stock exchange open?

At the time of the American Revolution, how many Loyalists fled to Canada?

British Columbia joined Canada in 1871 when Ottawa promised to build a linking…?

The export of which of these was not a major part of the Canadian economy when it was first founded?

Which of these Canadian tribes lived by farming and hunting?

In the D-Day invasion of Western Europe on June 6, 1944, Canadian forces stormed and took which beach from the German army?

When European settlers first came to Canada, they caused large numbers of Aboriginal people to die due to…?

Which of these Canadian tribes was nomadic?

What was the last province to become part of the Dominion of Canada, in 1999?

In 1812, in revenge for British interference with their shipping, which country attempted to invade Canada?