Canada Magazine Subscription Competition

We are offering a total of TEN free subscriptions in our prize competition!

Hopefully you've forwarded the e-bulletin to at least one other person, and now it's time to complete our fun general knowledge challenge.

If you are lucky enough to be a winner you will win a subscription to Canada Magazine. If you've already subscribed to Canada Magazine, we’ll refund your subscription in full or reassign it to another recipient of your choice.

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Canada Magazine Subscription Competition

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1. Canada is the world’s second largest country after Russia, but approximately what percentage of the Earth's land mass does it cover?

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2. Canada’s official national languages are English and French but in Nunavut and the Northwest Territories, there’s another official language. Which is it?

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3. Pelee Island, in Lake Erie, is the southernmost populated place in Canada. Its latitude matches that of which European city?

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4. The Vikings were almost certainly the first Europeans to visit North America, around 1000 AD. One of their settlements, in Newfoundland, is now a Unesco World Heritage Site. Is it?

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5. In which Canadian city are victims of the sinking of the Titanic buried?

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6. Whose epic journey began at St John’s Newfoundland?

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7. Which group of Canadian settlers fled to New Orleans?

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8. Which of the following Canadian provinces does NOT produce wine?

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9. Which of the following was the celebrated Canadian inventor Alexander Graham Bell NOT involved in?

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10. Which of these singers is not Canadian?

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11. What is the second largest French-speaking city in the world?

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12. Finally, the tie-breaker. Tell us, in not more than 50 words, which part of Canada you would most like to visit, and why.

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13. Closing date for entries, Friday February 12, 2010

Please give us as many details as possible so we can contact you if you win a subscription. Name and valid email address are required for entry.

Canada Magazine Subscription Competition

*1. Canada is the world’s second largest country after Russia, but approximately what percentage of the Earth's land mass does it cover?

*2. Canada’s official national languages are English and French but in Nunavut and the Northwest Territories, there’s another official language. Which is it?

*3. Pelee Island, in Lake Erie, is the southernmost populated place in Canada. Its latitude matches that of which European city?

*4. The Vikings were almost certainly the first Europeans to visit North America, around 1000 AD. One of their settlements, in Newfoundland, is now a Unesco World Heritage Site. Is it?

*5. In which Canadian city are victims of the sinking of the Titanic buried?

*6. Whose epic journey began at St John’s Newfoundland?

*7. Which group of Canadian settlers fled to New Orleans?

*8. Which of the following Canadian provinces does NOT produce wine?

*9. Which of the following was the celebrated Canadian inventor Alexander Graham Bell NOT involved in?

*10. Which of these singers is not Canadian?

*11. What is the second largest French-speaking city in the world?

*12. Finally, the tie-breaker. Tell us, in not more than 50 words, which part of Canada you would most like to visit, and why.

*13. Closing date for entries, Friday February 12, 2010Please give us as many details as possible so we can contact you if you win a subscription. Name and valid email address are required for entry.

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1. Canada is the world’s second largest country after Russia, but approximately what percentage of the Earth's land mass does it cover?

*
2. Canada’s official national languages are English and French but in Nunavut and the Northwest Territories, there’s another official language. Which is it?

*
3. Pelee Island, in Lake Erie, is the southernmost populated place in Canada. Its latitude matches that of which European city?

*
4. The Vikings were almost certainly the first Europeans to visit North America, around 1000 AD. One of their settlements, in Newfoundland, is now a Unesco World Heritage Site. Is it?

*
5. In which Canadian city are victims of the sinking of the Titanic buried?

*
6. Whose epic journey began at St John’s Newfoundland?

*
7. Which group of Canadian settlers fled to New Orleans?

*
8. Which of the following Canadian provinces does NOT produce wine?

*
9. Which of the following was the celebrated Canadian inventor Alexander Graham Bell NOT involved in?

*
10. Which of these singers is not Canadian?

*
11. What is the second largest French-speaking city in the world?

*
12. Finally, the tie-breaker. Tell us, in not more than 50 words, which part of Canada you would most like to visit, and why.

*
13. Closing date for entries, Friday February 12, 2010

Please give us as many details as possible so we can contact you if you win a subscription. Name and valid email address are required for entry.