50 Canadian Provinces Capitals Quiz
This Canadian provinces capitals quiz pairs capital matchups with island settings, riverfronts, colourful houses and northern history. Play free with friends across 50 questions from Victoria to Iqaluit.
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1. Which city is the capital of Ontario?
easy- Hamilton
- London
- Ottawa
- Toronto
2. Name the capital of the Canadian province of Quebec.
easy- Laval
- Montreal
- Quebec City
- Sherbrooke
3. Which city holds the capital role in British Columbia?
easy- Kamloops
- Kelowna
- Vancouver
- Victoria
4. Which city is the capital of Alberta?
easy- Calgary
- Edmonton
- Lethbridge
- Red Deer
5. Name the capital of the Canadian province of Manitoba.
easy- Brandon
- Portage la Prairie
- Thompson
- Winnipeg
6. Which city holds the capital role in Saskatchewan?
medium- Moose Jaw
- Prince Albert
- Regina
- Saskatoon
7. Which city is the capital of New Brunswick?
medium- Fredericton
- Miramichi
- Moncton
- Saint John
8. Name the capital of the Canadian province of Nova Scotia.
easy- Halifax
- Sydney
- Truro
- Wolfville
9. Which city holds the capital role in Prince Edward Island?
medium- Charlottetown
- Montague
- Souris
- Summerside
10. Which city is the capital of Newfoundland and Labrador?
medium- Corner Brook
- Gander
- Labrador City
- St. John's
11. Name the capital of the Canadian territory of Yukon.
medium- Carmacks
- Dawson City
- Watson Lake
- Whitehorse
12. Which city holds the capital role in Northwest Territories?
medium- Fort Smith
- Hay River
- Inuvik
- Yellowknife
13. Toronto has a waterfront on which Great Lake?
easy- Lake Erie
- Lake Huron
- Lake Ontario
- Lake Superior
14. Before its 1834 incorporation as Toronto, what was the town called?
medium- Bytown
- Kingston
- Newark
- York
15. Which Toronto landmark rises above Front Street as a communications and observation tower?
easy- Cabot Tower
- CN Tower
- Peace Tower
- Skylon Tower
16. Which river provides the broad waterfront below Old Quebec?
easy- Ottawa River
- Richelieu River
- Saguenay River
- St. Lawrence River
17. Which French explorer founded Quebec City in 1608?
medium- Jacques Cartier
- Jean Cabot
- Louis Jolliet
- Samuel de Champlain
18. Quebec City's castle-like Château Frontenac was built to function as what?
easy- A city hall
- A hotel
- A railway station
- A university
19. Victoria sits at the southern tip of which Canadian island?
easy- Bowen Island
- Haida Gwaii
- Salt Spring Island
- Vancouver Island
20. Which British monarch is commemorated in Victoria's city name?
easy- Queen Anne
- Queen Elizabeth I
- Queen Mary II
- Queen Victoria
21. The trading post that grew into Victoria was established in which year?
hard- 1743
- 1793
- 1843
- 1893
22. Which river threads its way through Edmonton's valley?
medium- Athabasca River
- Bow River
- North Saskatchewan River
- South Saskatchewan River
23. Fort Edmonton, the post behind the city's name, was established for what business?
medium- Fur trading
- Pearl fishing
- Salt harvesting
- Shipbuilding
24. Which two rivers join at Winnipeg's meeting place called The Forks?
medium- Bow and Elbow
- Fraser and Thompson
- Ottawa and Rideau
- Red and Assiniboine
25. The Cree words behind the name Winnipeg refer to what kind of water?
medium- Boiling water
- Frozen water
- Muddy water
- Salty water
26. In which year was Winnipeg first incorporated as a city?
hard- 1803
- 1833
- 1873
- 1903
27. Regina has a royal-sounding name: what does regina mean in Latin?
medium- Crown
- Palace
- Princess
- Queen
28. Was Regina's Wascana Lake created by people, a glacier, a volcano, or a meteorite?
easy- A glacier
- A meteorite
- A volcano
- People
29. Which national police force trains cadets at Depot Division in Regina?
medium- Ontario Provincial Police
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police
- Royal Newfoundland Constabulary
- Sûreté du Québec
30. Fredericton spreads along the Wolastoq, also known by which river name?
medium- Miramichi River
- Restigouche River
- Saint John River
- Saint-Maurice River
31. Which art gallery can you visit on Queen Street in downtown Fredericton?
medium- Art Gallery of Greater Victoria
- Art Gallery of Nova Scotia
- Beaverbrook Art Gallery
- MacKenzie Art Gallery
32. The University of New Brunswick traces its Fredericton beginnings to which year?
hard- 1685
- 1785
- 1835
- 1885
33. Charlottetown's name honours which queen?
medium- Queen Anne
- Queen Charlotte
- Queen Elizabeth I
- Queen Victoria
34. In which year did Charlottetown host the conference that helped set Confederation in motion?
hard- 1764
- 1814
- 1864
- 1914
35. Province House in Charlottetown is an example of which architectural style?
hard- Art Deco
- Brutalist
- Gothic Revival
- Neoclassical
36. Seen from above, Halifax's hilltop Citadel has what basic shape?
easy- A circle
- A star
- A triangle
- An oval
37. Halifax was established as a British settlement in which year?
hard- 1649
- 1749
- 1809
- 1849
38. Halifax's Public Gardens preserve the design traditions of which era?
medium- Ancient Roman
- Art Deco
- Medieval
- Victorian
39. St. John's sits on which island rather than on mainland Labrador?
easy- Anticosti Island
- Cape Breton Island
- Newfoundland
- Prince Edward Island
40. Which hill offers a famous lookout over St. John's harbour entrance?
easy- Cap Diamant
- Citadel Hill
- Parliament Hill
- Signal Hill
41. In downtown St. John's, the nickname Jellybean Row refers to what?
easy- Colourful row houses
- Decorated market stalls
- Painted fishing boats
- Striped beach huts
42. Which river flows beside downtown Whitehorse?
easy- Liard River
- Mackenzie River
- Peace River
- Yukon River
43. Whitehorse replaced Dawson City as Yukon's capital in which year?
hard- 1898
- 1923
- 1953
- 1993
44. The S.S. Klondike displayed beside the river in Whitehorse is what kind of vessel?
easy- A canoe
- A sailing yacht
- A sternwheeler
- A submarine
45. Yellowknife stands beside the north shore of which large lake?
medium- Great Bear Lake
- Great Slave Lake
- Lake Athabasca
- Lake Winnipeg
46. Yellowknife became the capital of the Northwest Territories in which year?
hard- 1867
- 1907
- 1967
- 1997
47. A rush to mine which precious metal drove Yellowknife's growth in the 1930s?
medium- Gold
- Palladium
- Platinum
- Silver
48. On which Arctic island would you find Iqaluit?
easy- Baffin Island
- Banks Island
- Devon Island
- Ellesmere Island
49. Before the official name change in 1987, what was the settlement of Iqaluit called?
hard- Cambridge Bay
- Frobisher Bay
- Repulse Bay
- Resolute Bay
50. The Inuktitut name Iqaluit points to an abundance of which animals?
easy- Arctic foxes
- Caribou
- Fish
- Seals
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