Canadian Trivia Quiz Fun Facts

The Canucks are known to be the world's most polite people, so much that the 'Apology Act' had to be ruled inadmissible in court, an act that could place many as guilty in the law court of other countries.

The Canucks are known to be the world's most polite people, so much that the 'Apology Act' had to be ruled inadmissible in court, an act that could place many as guilty in the law court of other countries. There's more with our Canadians trivia fun facts.

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Toronto is Canada's largest city. Located in Ontario, the city has a population of over 2.7 million people.

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Canada was another country that was taken over by English rule. The country gained its independence on July 1, 1867.

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Canada is one of the largest countries in the world. In fact, it is the second largest, falling behind Russia. The country is approximately 3.9 million square miles.

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The Canadian national anthem, "O Canada," was originally written in French by Sir Adolphe-Basile Routhier and Calixa Lavallee. While it was named "Chant national" which literally means "national song," it was translated to English and called "O Canada."

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While Canada would gain its independence from England, the country was originally discovered and claimed by France. The country sent explorer, Jacques Cartier, to explore the region for them.

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Niagara Falls stands at around 167 feet high. It lies between the southern region of Ontario and parts of New York.

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While the United States has baseball, there is no sport bigger in Canada than hockey. The country has seen some of the greatest hockey players of all time including Wayne Gretzky.

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While Canada is one of the largest countries in the world, the country has a relatively small population of around 37 million people. That's less than the population of California!

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Justin Trudeau is the current Prime Minister of Canada. He won the seat in November 2015.