Clue 1 (in Canada) | Answer |
It's a residential neighbourhood of Calgary, located at the southern edge of the city. | |
It's a Bay between the eponymous island, the largest one in Canada, and the southwest coast of Greenland. | |
It's a provincial capital city. Located on the southwest Pacific coast. Close to the United States across the Juan de Fuca Strait. | |
It's a provincial capital and the largest city in the country. Its name comes from the word 'tkaronto' and means 'where there are trees standing in the water'. | |
It's the easternmost provincial capital city; located on the northeast coast of the Avalon Peninsula, on the Atlantic Ocean. | |
From 1854 until 1916, it was the name of the city of Kitchener, located in the Grand River Valley in Southern Ontario. | |
It's a coastal city in British Columbia, and the location of the Vancouver International Airport. | |
It's one of the three Maritime provinces and the only one constitutionally bilingual. | |
Known as 'the City of Roses', it's the southernmost city in Canada. | |
It's one of the largest cities in the Maritime provinces. Situated along the north shore of the Bay of Fundy. | |
It's an uninhabited island of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago and lies in the Parry Channel. | |
Originally known as 'South Side' or 'Little Bay' and located on the eponymous Bay, it's a town in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador. | |
Including the former twin cities of Fort William and Port Arthur, it's known as 'Canadian Lakehead' and named after the bay at the head of Lake Superior. | |
It's the 2nd largest Canadian island. | |
It's a town in Cape Breton, located west of Sydney Mines. | |
It's the largest province by population. Named after a lake, its name may comes from a Huron word meaning 'great lake'. | |
It's the capital city in one of the two landlocked provinces. | |
It's the largest city in the three territories. Famous for its natural parks and landscapes. Named after the rapids disappeared under Schwatka Lake. | |
Situated on the east coast of Cape Breton Island. Nicknamed 'The Steel City' for being by the early XX century one of the world's largest steel plants. | |
It's an island situated in the Bay of Fundy between Digby Neck and Brier Island | |
It's a city situated at the confluence of the Saint-François and Magog rivers. | |
It's an island at the northern end of Hudson Bay and the largest uninhabited island in the northern hemisphere south of the Arctic Circle. | |
Named after its main river, it's the westernmost and smallest of the three federal territories. | |
Named after the eponymous English town and situated along lakes Erie and St. Clair, it's known as 'Maple City' or 'C -Town'. | |
It's a large island at the entrance to Hudson Bay at Foxe Basin; famous for its now-extinct inhabitants: the Sadlermiut. | |
Formerly known as Farmersville, it's a town located about 90 km south west of Ottawa and each year celebrates its agricultural heritage with the 'Steam Fair'. | |
It's an island bounded on the north by the Pearse Canal, bisected by the international boundary with Alaska. | |
Nicknamed the 'Limestone City' and located midway between Toronto and Montreal, it was named the first capital of the Province of Canada in 1841. | |
It's a provincial capital city and the largest urban area in Atlantic Canada. Named after the eponymous British Earldom. | |
It's a provincial capital city, located on the North Saskatchewan River at the same latitude as Manchester in England. | |
It's a town on the Grand River, known as 'the cobblestone capital of Canada'. | |
It's a city in Gloucester County.Located at the mouth of the Nepisiguit River in the southernmost part of Chaleur Bay, which is known for its legendary phantom burned ship. | |
It's one of the Queen Elizabeth Islands. Here is one of Canada's northernmost communities: Resolute, a small Inuit hamlet. | |
It's the largest province by area and the only one with a predominantly French-speaking population. | |
Originally called 'Ville-Marie', it's one of Canadian largest cities. | |
It's the largest city on Lake Huron. | |
It's an island separated from Banks Island by the Principe Channel. | |
It's the largest city in the Mauricie region, located at the confluence of the Saint-Maurice and Saint Lawrence Rivers. | |
Located in Baffin Bay, it's the largest uninhabited island on Earth. | |
Originally called Ainleyville, it's a town located within the municipality of Huron East. | |
It's a small island in the Canadian high arctic region. | |
Located in the Grassland region, at the east of the front ranges of the Canadian Rockies, it's one of the largest cities in the country. | |
It the largest metropolitan area on the Western Coast. | |
Named in honor of Sir Joseph Banks, it's an island located on Hecate Strait directly east of the Queen Charlotte Islands. | |
It's an uninhabited island, located in Hudson Strait, just north of the entrance into Hudson Bay. | |
It's a port city, situated on the western end of the Niagara Peninsula, in the geographic centre of a densely populated and industrialized region known as Golden Horseshoe. | |
Located at the forks of the Thames River and named after a European capital city, it's one of the largest cities in the country. | |
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