A western Canadian province of Rockies and prairie
A Nova Scotia valley of apple orchards
A river, lake and glacier in Alberta · Cree
A Newfoundland town whose name means good view · Portuguese
The northern lights, and the northern forest of Canada · Latin
An Ontario village beside a limestone gorge
A snowy ski town in the Rockies of British Columbia
A chain of lakes in Ontario cottage country · Wendat
An Okanagan lake city of orchards and vineyards in British Columbia · Okanagan
A deep blue lake in Jasper National Park · French
A Canadian prairie province of wheat fields and thousands of lakes · Cree
Ontario's cottage country of lakes, granite and pines · Ojibwe
The great falls on the border of Canada and the United States · Iroquoian
A sunny lake valley in British Columbia of fruit and wine
A wild salmon river in northern British Columbia · Tsimshian
A Newfoundland fishing town where icebergs float past
A huge park of lakes and moose in Ontario
A Cape Breton village where Alexander Graham Bell had a summer home
Canada's biggest island, in the Arctic · big dogs
A restored gold rush town in British Columbia, a fitting name for a dog
Canada's famous racing schooner, shown on the dime
An Alberta city at the foot of the Rockies, home of the Stampede
A mountain town in Alberta beside Banff National Park
A ranching and gold rush region of British Columbia
A Prince Edward Island beach village linked to Anne of Green Gables
An Alberta badlands town famous for dinosaur fossils
A rugged island off Newfoundland
The longest river in British Columbia, famous for salmon
An Icelandic settled town on Lake Winnipeg in Manitoba · Old Norse
A Newfoundland national park of fjords and flat topped mountains · French
The harbour capital of Nova Scotia
A sunny British Columbia city where two rivers meet · Secwepemc
The Yukon river and gold rush region of the 1890s
A mountain region and national park in British Columbia
A colourful fishing town in Nova Scotia, home port of the Bluenose
A French speaking island city in Quebec famous for bagels
A member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Canada's most populous province, and one of the Great Lakes · Iroquoian
A mountain farming valley near Whistler
A British Columbia mountain town known for deep powder
An Ontario harbour village with shipwrecks in clear water
Canada's biggest city, on the shore of Lake Ontario
A French Canadian canoe paddler of the fur trade · French
A lakes and mountains national park in southern Alberta
The capital of Yukon, named after rapids that looked like white horses' manes
The capital of Manitoba; a black bear from there inspired Winnie the Pooh · Cree
A Nova Scotia college town in wine country
The capital of the Northwest Territories, famous for northern lights
Saskatchewan slang for a hooded sweatshirt
A quiet Gulf Island of British Columbia · Spanish
A rugged peninsula of Quebec reaching into the Gulf of St Lawrence · Mikmaq
A stone landmark built by Inuit people across the Arctic · Inuktitut
An Arctic town in the Northwest Territories · Inuvialuktun
A heritage village on Kootenay Lake in British Columbia
The local nickname for Kejimkujik National Park in Nova Scotia
A Yukon national park with Canada's highest mountain · Southern Tutchone
The Canadian one dollar coin, with a loon on it
A soft, warm fur lined boot from the Arctic · Yupik
A northern Canadian bog of moss and water · Cree
A wild river national park in the Northwest Territories
A Vancouver Island city that gave its name to a layered chocolate bar
Canada's Arctic territory; the name means our land in Inuktitut · Inuktitut
A desert lake town in British Columbia, the warmest lake in Canada · Okanagan
A Quebec village by a huge pierced rock in the sea · French
A wolf head shaped glacier lake in Banff National Park
To carry a canoe overland between lakes · French
The Quebec dish of chips, gravy and cheese curds · French
A canal and river in Ottawa that becomes a skating rink in winter · French
A British Columbia island of artists, farms and cheese
A harbour town on the south of Vancouver Island
A North American larch that turns gold in autumn · Algonquian
A surf town on the wild west coast of Vancouver Island
The Canadian two dollar coin
The Canadian word for a knitted winter hat · French
A Quebec ski resort in the Laurentian mountains · French
An Ontario town with a giant goose statue; the name means wild goose · Ojibwe
