Name the largest island in Canada

3. The term Cajun denotes a French-speaking ethnic group that was expelled from modern-day Canada by the British in the lead up to the Seven Years’ War. Now mainly associated with Louisiana in the US, what region in Canada did they come from that was also the origin of the name Cajun?

With 128 million certified available units, this Canadian singer is #1 in Canada and 13th in the world on the list of best-selling artists of all time. Incidentally, within a decade of its release, one of their best-known songs was voted in a BBC poll as the most irritating song of all time. Who is this artist, and for a bonus point, what is the song?

What is the oldest company in Canada that still operates to this day?

Name the newest Canadian Province

On a related note, Pierre Trudeau once famously muttered something under his breath that appeared to be a curse word. When asked about it by the media later, what did he say he was saying?

A song released by Rush in 1981 features a recurring motif that spells out the title of the song in Morse code. What is the title of this instrumental song, which is a 3-letter code of significance to a place in Canada?

Who is Canada’s head of state?

Name the newest territory

Politically very conservative for much of its history with close ties to the Catholic church, which province underwent what is called “The Quiet Revolution”, a time of rapid cultural and political change in the 1960s and 1970s?

Which popular TV Show Host graduated from the University of Ottawa in 1961 with a degree in Philosophy?

In which city is Canada's largest mall located?

2. One small Canadian island is disputed by Canada and Denmark, who take turns leaving their flag on it along with a bottle of distilled spirits for the next side when they arrive. What is the name of the island?

During the Second World War, a foreign royal was born in Ottawa. So as to not grant the newborn Canadian citizenship, which could have caused issues if the child were to be the heir to the throne, the Canadian government temporarily declared the hospital’s maternity ward extraterritorial and therefore technically international territory. What country was this royal family from?

Before he was a novelist, he was a reporter. Which Canadian newspaper did Ernest Hemingway work for after he came back from volunteering in WWI?

This street used to be the longest road according to the Guinness Book of World Records, but it turned out that this was a mistake , as the length cited included Highway 11.

9. Thanks to the rich seas and forests that once covered major stretches of it, which province has the most dinosaur fossils in Canada and is one of the richest dinosaur fossil locales in the world?

In 1994, Canada stopped and arrested the crew of a fishing vessel from a European country in international waters, claiming EU ships were overfishing, and in doing so started an international dispute nicknamed the Turbot War. After months of back-and-forths that included sanction threats, naval near-faceoffs, and all UK and Irish ships carrying the Canadian flag in support, the incident ended when the EU recognized Canada’s position. But which was the European country whose fishing vessel started it all?

In the CBC TV show “Canada’s greatest Canadian”, this champion of Canadian healthcare was voted number one by members of the public. Who was it?

Who received Canada’s most recent Nobel Prize?