Canadian Provinces Trivia Quiz: See How Well You Know Canada’s Provinces

Prince Edward Island is Canada's smallest province in terms of both population and size.  P.E.I. is considered to be the birthplace of the Canadian Federation.

British Columbia is Canada's most western province and is known for its spectacular scenery.

Nova Scotia offers spectacular scenery throughout the province. Those who wish the drive the province will will 14 scenic driving trails such as Bras d'Or Lakes Scenic Drive, Cabot Trail, Evangeline Trail, the Sunrise trail and many others.

Located in Alberta's Canadian Rocky Mountains, Banff National Park contains glacial lakes, ice fields, dense coniferous forest, and alpine landscapes.

The city of Ottawa lies within the borders of Ontario and is the capital city of Canada.

Quebec City and Montreal, among other cities give Quebec a European flare.  French is the official language in Quebec.

Did you know that 10% of  Saskatchewan’s territory is comprised of fresh water lakes and streams?  In fact, Saskatchewan has more than 100,000 lakes.

The province of Manitoba is considered Canada's Polar Bear Capital, principally because the city of Churchill lies along the migration path of polar bears and are commonly seen there.  The Northwest Territories and the Yukon are not provinces.

Newfoundland and Labrador is Canada's most eastern province.  The puffin is the province's official bird and 95% of all North America's puffins breed around the Newfoundland and Labrador coasts.

New Brunswick is the only Canadian province in which both English and French are official languages.