Symbols of Canada

Some symbols of Canada have been officially adopted by the Government of Canada; others, such as objects, food and animals, are recognized worldwide as typically Canadian and are part of our cultural heritage. Enrich your knowledge of the symbols of our country with this quiz!

What does the Canadian motto A Mari usque ad Mare mean?
Who wrote the original lyrics of Canada’s national anthem?
The maple leaf has served as an official symbol of Canada since .
While playing Canada’s national winter sport, if you "deke" an opponent, you
Which of the following terms refers to a figure made of stones piled on top of one another?
Poutine, that iconic Canadian dish, originated in .
The loonie, which came into circulation under the Mulroney government, was sometimes called the “Mul-loonie” in its early years.
What was the official name of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in 1873?
was made an official symbol of Canada in 1975.
Natives and inhabitants of Nova Scotia are called "Bluenosers" after the celebrated Canadian fishing and racing schooner built in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, in 1921.

Date modified: 2020-08-24

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