Which transcontinental railroad connected the eastern and western coasts of Canada?
a) Canadian National Railway
b) Canadian Pacific Railway
c) Grand Trunk Railway
d) Canadian Northern Railway
Answer: b) Canadian Pacific Railway
The St. Lawrence Seaway connects the Great Lakes to which major body of water?
a) Atlantic Ocean
b) Pacific Ocean
c) Arctic Ocean
d) Indian Ocean
Answer: a) Atlantic Ocean
The Confederation Bridge connects which two Canadian provinces?
a) Newfoundland and Labrador
b) Nova Scotia and New Brunswick
c) Quebec and Ontario
d) Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick
Answer: b) Nova Scotia and New Brunswick
Which Canadian city is known for its extensive network of canals and waterways, often referred to as the “Venice of North America”?
a) Montreal
b) Toronto
c) Vancouver
d) Ottawa
Answer: a) Montreal
The Trans-Canada Highway stretches across how many provinces from coast to coast?
a) 5
b) 6
c) 7
d) 8
Answer: b) 6
The Halifax Stanfield International Airport is located in which Canadian province?
a) Nova Scotia
b) Newfoundland and Labrador
c) New Brunswick
d) Prince Edward Island
Answer: a) Nova Scotia
The Port of Vancouver is a major gateway for trade between Canada and which country?
a) United States
b) China
c) Japan
d) Mexico
Answer: b) China
The Toronto Pearson International Airport is the busiest airport in Canada and is located in which province?
a) Ontario
b) Quebec
c) Manitoba
d) Alberta
Answer: a) Ontario
The Calgary International Airport is a hub for air travel in which Canadian province?
a) Alberta
b) British Columbia
c) Saskatchewan
d) Manitoba
Answer: a) Alberta
The Rideau Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, connects which two Canadian cities?
a) Montreal and Toronto
b) Ottawa and Quebec City
c) Toronto and Vancouver
d) Edmonton and Winnipeg
Answer: b) Ottawa and Quebec City
Which major Canadian city is connected to its suburban areas by the SkyTrain system?
a) Vancouver
b) Toronto
c) Montreal
d) Calgary
Answer: a) Vancouver
The Marine Atlantic ferry service connects which Canadian provinces?
a) Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island
b) Newfoundland and Labrador and Nova Scotia
c) New Brunswick and Quebec
d) British Columbia and Alberta
Answer: b) Newfoundland and Labrador and Nova Scotia
The CN Tower in Toronto was once the world’s tallest free-standing structure. What transportation-related feature does it have?
a) Helicopter landing pad
b) High-speed train station
c) Observation deck with glass floor
d) Skydiving platform
Answer: c) Observation deck with glass floor
The Dempster Highway is a gravel highway that connects the Yukon with which other Canadian territory?
a) Northwest Territories
b) Nunavut
c) Newfoundland and Labrador
d) Prince Edward Island
Answer: a) Northwest Territories
Which Canadian province is known for its extensive ferry system, connecting various coastal communities and islands?
a) Newfoundland and Labrador
b) British Columbia
c) Nova Scotia
d) Prince Edward Island
Answer: b) British Columbia
The Edmonton Light Rail Transit (LRT) system is known by what name?
a) SkyTrain
b) Metro
c) CTrain
d) Subway
Answer: c) CTrain
The Icefields Parkway is a scenic highway that runs through the Rocky Mountains in which Canadian province?
a) British Columbia
b) Alberta
c) Yukon
d) Saskatchewan
Answer: b) Alberta
The “Cat” and “Bay” ferries are a common mode of transportation in which region of Canada?
a) Atlantic Canada
b) Prairie provinces
c) West Coast
d) Northern Territories
Answer: a) Atlantic Canada
The O-Train is a light rail transit system located in which Canadian city?
a) Ottawa
b) Montreal
c) Toronto
d) Calgary
Answer: a) Ottawa
The “Big Lift” is an iconic double-deck lift bridge in which Canadian city’s harbor?
a) Vancouver
b) Halifax
c) Quebec City
d) St. John’s
Answer: b) Halifax
The “Confederation Line” is a rapid transit line in which Canadian city?
a) Montreal
b) Toronto
c) Ottawa
d) Vancouver
Answer: c) Ottawa
The “Rocky Mountaineer” is a popular tourist train that offers scenic journeys through which Canadian mountain range?
a) Appalachian Mountains
b) Rocky Mountains
c) Coast Mountains
d) Laurentian Mountains
Answer: b) Rocky Mountains
The “Ferryland Head Lighthouse” is an iconic lighthouse located in which Canadian province?
a) Newfoundland and Labrador
b) Nova Scotia
c) Prince Edward Island
d) New Brunswick
Answer: a) Newfoundland and Labrador
The “Blue Nose II” is a famous schooner associated with which Canadian province?
a) Newfoundland and Labrador
b) Nova Scotia
c) New Brunswick
d) Prince Edward Island
Answer: b) Nova Scotia
The “Canso Causeway” connects Cape Breton Island with which part of Nova Scotia?
a) Halifax Peninsula
b) Yarmouth
c) New Glasgow
d) Mainland Nova Scotia
Answer: d) Mainland Nova Scotia
Which Canadian city is home to the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, located on an island in Lake Ontario?
a) Montreal
b) Vancouver
c) Toronto
d) Quebec City
Answer: c) Toronto
The “GO Transit” system provides commuter rail and bus services in which major Canadian metropolitan area?
a) Toronto
b) Montreal
c) Vancouver
d) Calgary
Answer: a) Toronto
The “Chinatown-International District Streetcar” is a heritage streetcar line located in which Canadian city?
a) Victoria
b) Montreal
c) Toronto
d) Vancouver
Answer: a) Victoria
The “Quebec Bridge” is a historic cantilever bridge that spans which river?
a) St. Lawrence River
b) Ottawa River
c) Fraser River
d) Churchill River
Answer: a) St. Lawrence River
The “Icefields Parkway” is a scenic highway that connects which two Canadian national parks?
a) Banff National Park and Jasper National Park
b) Fundy National Park and Gros Morne National Park
c) Waterton Lakes National Park and Yoho National Park
d) Pacific Rim National Park Reserve and Kluane National Park
Answer: a) Banff National Park and Jasper National Park
The “VIA Rail” is a passenger rail service that operates across Canada. What does “VIA” stand for?
a) Very Important Access
b) Visiting International Arrivals
c) Vancouver Island Adventure
d) Voyageur Rail International
Answer: d) Voyageur Rail International
The “Oak Island Causeway” connects Oak Island with which Canadian province?
a) Newfoundland and Labrador
b) Nova Scotia
c) New Brunswick
d) Prince Edward Island
Answer: b) Nova Scotia
The “Quebec City-Windsor Corridor” is one of the most densely populated and industrialized regions in Canada. What mode of transportation is highly developed in this corridor?
a) Air travel
b) Shipping lanes
c) Rail transport
d) Highway network
Answer: c) Rail transport
The “Canadian Northern Railway” played a significant role in the development of which Canadian region?
a) Maritime provinces
b) Prairie provinces
c) West Coast
d) Northern Territories
Answer: b) Prairie provinces
The “Ferryland Lighthouse” is an iconic lighthouse located in which Canadian province?
a) Newfoundland and Labrador
b) Nova Scotia
c) Prince Edward Island
d) New Brunswick
Answer: a) Newfoundland and Labrador
The “Kicking Horse Pass” is a mountain pass in the Canadian Rockies traversed by which transportation route?
a) Trans-Canada Highway
b) Canadian Pacific Railway
c) Alaska Highway
d) Dempster Highway
Answer: b) Canadian Pacific Railway
The “Okanagan Connector” is a major highway that connects the Okanagan Valley to which city?
a) Vancouver
b) Calgary
c) Edmonton
d) Regina
Answer: a) Vancouver
The “Toronto Transit Commission” (TTC) operates public transportation services primarily in which mode in Toronto?
a) Buses
b) Trams
c) Subways
d) Ferries
Answer: c) Subways
The “Victoria Clipper” is a passenger ferry that operates between Victoria, British Columbia, and which U.S. city?
a) Seattle
b) San Francisco
c) Portland
d) Los Angeles
Answer: a) Seattle
The “Bluewater Bridge” connects Sarnia, Ontario, with which U.S. state?
a) Michigan
b) New York
c) Ohio
d) Wisconsin
Answer: a) Michigan
The “Quebec Bridge” is located in which Canadian province?
a) Quebec
b) Ontario
c) New Brunswick
d) Manitoba
Answer: a) Quebec
The “Holland America Line” operates cruises and is closely associated with which Canadian city?
a) Vancouver
b) Montreal
c) Toronto
d) Halifax
Answer: a) Vancouver
The “Algoma Central Railway” is known for providing scenic passenger rail service to which Canadian region?
a) Maritimes
b) Rockies
c) Great Lakes
d) Prairie provinces
Answer: c) Great Lakes
The “MV Caribou” was a ferry that operated between which two Canadian provinces?
a) Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia
b) Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick
c) Quebec, Ontario
d) British Columbia, Alberta
Answer: a) Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia
The “Dawson Bridge” is a historic truss bridge located in which Canadian territory?
a) Yukon
b) Northwest Territories
c) Nunavut
d) Prince Edward Island
Answer: a) Yukon
The “Gimli Glider” incident involved a Boeing 767 aircraft operated by which Canadian airline?
a) Air Canada
b) WestJet
c) Porter Airlines
d) Transat
Answer: a) Air Canada
The “Maillardville” neighborhood in Coquitlam, British Columbia, has historical ties to which mode of transportation?
a) Trains
b) Bicycles
c) Canoes
d) Airships
Answer: a) Trains
The “Prince Edward Island Railway” was a historic rail line that connected the island to which mainland province?
a) Nova Scotia
b) New Brunswick
c) Quebec
d) Newfoundland and Labrador
Answer: a) Nova Scotia
The “Rideau Canal” is known for its historic locks and is located in which Canadian province?
a) Quebec
b) Ontario
c) Nova Scotia
d) Manitoba
Answer: b) Ontario
The “Hudson Bay Railway” is a rail line that extends to the shores of which Canadian bay?
a) Hudson Bay
b) James Bay
c) Georgian Bay
d) Fundy Bay
Answer: a) Hudson Bay
