Canada Day Trivia: A Stroll Down Memory Lane!
Think you remember the Canada of your youth?
Let’s test your knowledge with a little trivia fun to celebrate Canada Day! Jot down your answers as you go, and no peeking at the bottom until you’re ready to check!
Canada Day Trivia Questions
**Scroll down to the bottom of this email to see the trivia answers!**
What year did Canada officially become a country?
Who was Canada’s Prime Minister during Expo 67?
What was the name of the Canadian TV show that introduced Mr. Dressup?
Which Canadian city hosted the 1976 Summer Olympics?
What iconic Canadian coffee and donut chain opened its doors in 1964?
What was the name of Canada’s flag before the maple leaf was introduced in 1965?
In what year did “O Canada” officially become the national anthem?
What Canadian invention helped keep babies safe while driving?
What was Canada’s population in 1967, on Canada’s 100th birthday?
Who was known as "The Greatest Canadian" in the CBC series of the same name?
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Happy Canada Day from all of us at Carebee! 🇨🇦
Bzzz,
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**Canada Day Trivia Answers**
1867 – The year of confederation.
Lester B. Pearson – Prime Minister from 1963 to 1968.
Butternut Square – Before Mr. Dressup had his own show.
Montreal – Home to the 1976 Olympics.
Tim Hortons – First opened in Hamilton, Ontario.
The Red Ensign – A variation of the British flag with Canadian touches.
1980 – Before that, “God Save the Queen” was the anthem.
The Baby Car Seat – Invented by Canadian Jean Ames.
Around 20 million – Quite the contrast from today!
Tommy Douglas – Often called the father of Medicare in Canada.
