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Cities 1: The only walled city north of Mexico in North America. A Francophone province shares its name.
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Quebec City
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Cities 2: City known for its "stampede."
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Calgary
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Cities 3: Capital of British Columbia that shares its name with a British queen, home to the Fairmont Empress Hotel.
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Victoria
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Cities 4: Largest city in and capital of Newfoundland, easternmost city in North America (excluding Greenland), and one of the oldest cities in North America.
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Saint Johns
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Artificial Landmarks 1: This landmark of Toronto was once the tallest building in North America.
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CN Tower
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Artificial Landmarks 2: At this extravagant hotel designed by Bruce Price, Canadian, British, and American leaders held WWII conferences in 1943 and 1944.
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Chateau Frontenac
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Artificial Landmarks 3: Canal that travels from Ottawa to Kingston
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Rideau Canal
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Artificial Landmarks 4: Bridge that travels through the temperate rainforests near Vancouver.
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Capilano Suspension Bridge
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Natural Landmarks 1: Oldest national park in Canada, home to the famous Moraine Lake.
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Banff National Park
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Natural Landmarks 2: Due to its unique shape, this bay has the highest tidal range of anywhere in the world.
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Bay of Fundy
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Natural Landmarks 3: National park known for its fjords and exposed mantle rock from continental drift.
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Gros Morne National Park
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Natural Landmarks 4: Highest peak in the Canadian Rockies.
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Mount Robson
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People 1: French explorer who landed in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence in 1534
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Jacques Cartier
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People 2: Chief of the Shawnee and ally of Canada and Britain during the War of 1812.
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Tecumseh
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People 3: Tycoon responsible for the Canadian Pacific Railway.
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William Cornelius Van Horne
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People 4: Cree chief and a leader of the Northwest Rebellion who was posthumously exonerated of treason charges in 2019.
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Poundmaker
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History 1: Conflict between the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois Confederacy) and the Algonquian and Wyandot peoples over control of trade with France.
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Beaver Wars
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History 2: Document written by John Lambton in response to the Rebellions of 1837-1838 that recommended the establishment of responsible government and the assimilation of the Quebecois.
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Durham Report
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History 3: Mass migration to western Canada to find shiny metals that led to the creation of the Yukon Territory.
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Klondike Gold Rush
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History 4: Series of bombings and other terroristic attacks by the Front de Liberation du Quebec
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October Crisis
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Culture 1: This sport, the oldest organized sport in North America, developed among Indigenous peoples such as the Kanien'keha:ka (Mohawk), involves using a stick to carry a ball and shoot it into a goal.
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Lacrosse
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Culture 2: Canada's national winter sport. Its Hall of Fame can be found in Toronto.
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Ice Hockey
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Culture 3: Classic children's novel by Lucy Maud Montgomery set on Prince Edward Island where an orphan girl is sent to live with the Cuthbert siblings.
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Anne of Green Gables
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Culture 4: A complete loser of a man and his girlfriend deal with their relationship trauma through video game references in this comic series by Bryan Lee O'Malley
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Scott Pilgrim Vs the World
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Musicians 1: "My Heart Will Go On," "That's The Way It Is."
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Celine Dion
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Musicians 2: "2112," "Roll by Bones"
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Rush
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Musicians 3: "Straight from the Heart," "Summer of '69."
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Bryan Adams
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Musicians 4: "Everybody Knows This is Nowhere," "After the Gold Rush."
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Neil Young
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Wildlife 1: Largest extant cervid sometimes referred to as an elk; oh, and just to clear this up, its plural form is the same as the singular.
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Moose
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Wildlife 2: Large rodents whose dams create habitats for freshwater animals.
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Beaver
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Wildlife 3: The largest terrestrial carnivore on earth, these can be readily seen in the town of Churchill, Manitoba
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Polar Bear
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Wildlife 4: This endangered bird's only breeding ground is found in Wood Buffalo National Park
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Whooping Crane
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