Elvis Presley sings about having this without you.

In the winter, this city holds the title of the world’s largest skating rink.

This popular Korean drama saw contestants cut shapes out of cookies and play “red light, green light”.

This bird has been served as part of Christmas dinner for more than 200 years.

There is a statue of this athlete across from the Parliament Buildings.

This radiant reindeer wasn’t allowed to join in all the reindeer games.

This East coast city is the capital of “New Scotland”.

“The Eye of the Tiger” was written for this fighting film.

These fried potato patties are a staple during Hanukkah.

This singer from Toronto gained his fame on YouTube.

Five of these were given as gifts on the fifth day of Christmas.

This major urban center is famous for playing New York, Seattle, and even Moscow on TV.

This animated TV series has been running for over 30 years, but none of the characters have aged a day.

Advent Calendars are often filled with this sweet treat.

This Canadian invented the telephone.

This jolly gentleman is coming to town.

This Canadian city includes the largest underground city in the world.

Fans gave The Child from “The Mandelorian” this popular nickname.

These spiced cookies take on many shapes during the holiday season. They can even be used to build a house!

This actor, who once lived in Vanier just across the street from CBSA HQ, now owns an American gin distillery.

In the 1857 hit “Jingle Bells”, we go dashing through the snow in this.

Visiting this city, you’d think you were visiting Europe.

This North American is the only Disney Princess with a tattoo.

When Santa comes down the chimney, he hopes to see this snack waiting for him.

This friendly actor grew up in Ottawa and attended Ashbury College.