Secretariat, was a famous ____ that New Brunswick’s Ronald Turcotte rode to win the U.S. Triple Crown.
Extinct elephant; mascot of the Royal Alberta Museum.
The name of the famous 13th century poet and Sufi mystic who is the subject of a special exhibition at the Aga Khan Museum.
Anne calls it “Avonlea,” but Green Gables House is situated in what real Prince Edward Island community?
A key artifact at the Museum of Industry, the ______is one of the oldest steam locomotives in the world. Built in 1838 by Timothy Hackworth in Durham, England, this engine was special due to its front stoking design. It was brought to Nova Scotia in 1839 and used by the General Mining Association to run coal to loading grounds until 1867.
The Military Communications and Electronics Museum has a full case of these artifacts that transmitted secrets on display. They’re very buzzy! What are they?
This year marks the 95th anniversary of the world famous Williams Lake __________. This annual event brings thousands of people from all over to Williams Lake for the Canada Day long weekend
Canmore wasn’t always known as “Canmore.” Its original name tied to the expansion of the CPR in 1883 was ____ 27. Visit Canmore Museum for a clue.
Georgina Ann Sterling was born in 1867 in Twillingate, NL and later became a famous opera singer. One of the names that was attributed to her was Lady of the ________.
The Britannia Mine Museum offers underground tours that reveal the various ways miners extracted ore full of this copper iron sulphide mineral.
What is the distinctive architectural feature on top of the historic Yeo House in Prince Edward Island?
Built in 1883, the Thomas Williams House is named after a prominent Monctonian, who was the treasurer for the ___________ Railway.
Often considered Mission’s first curator, Anthony ______ gathered a larger collection of curious objects throughout his life which form the basis of the Mission Museum’s collection. There is also a street in Mission named after him.
This year, the 18th Century Public Market at Pointe-à-Callière will celebrate its ______anniversary.
It contributed to our collective history and is inextricably linked to the development of the country. Regionally, it is crucial to exporting natural resources and is part of two summer exhibitions at the Musée régional de la Côte-Nord.
The town of Hinton, Alberta, lies on the Athabasca River, a historic transportation and ___ trade route.
Between 1869 and 1940, Bruce County residents registered more than 250 _____ for inventions that would provide innovative ways to make life easier! Visit the Bruce County Museum & Cultural Centre for a hint.
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is home to the _____Blanket, an art piece made from items collected from residential schools and institutions across Canada.
The Remington Carriage Museum has an exhibit dedicated to this Oshawa family known for its work with carriages, automobiles, and Canada Dry Ginger Ale.
Britannia Shipyards National Historic Site’s diverse workforce travelled to Steveston from across the world because the _____ River’s abundant salmon resources led to a booming fishing industry on Canada’s West Coast.
There is a game in the Canadian War Museum’s new exhibit, War Games, which was originally named The Conquest of the World. What is its modern name?
River transportation during the Klondike Gold Rush.
The first name of the architect who designed MOA (the Museum of Anthropology).
Visitors to the Canada Science and Technology Museum’s newest exhibition, Our Climate ______, can discover the impacts of climate change, view real stories of action, and be inspired to become part of the solution.
- At John Walter Museum, you can visit three homes that survived the 1915 _________ , the worst one in Edmonton’s history.