Canadian Symbols

3. A fast-paced team sport played with a stick and a ball, originating among Indigenous peoples of North America and now a popular sport in Canada.
8. In the Canadian context, this refers to the British monarch (currently King Charles III) as the Head of State of Canada. It symbolizes the Canadian constitutional monarchy and a part of Canada’s identity.
9. A popular Canadian dish consisting of French fries, cheese curds, and gravy.
10. syrup A sweet syrup made from the sap of maple trees, a key ingredient in many Canadian dishes and a popular food product.
11. The buildings in Ottawa where the Canadian Parliament meets. They are a symbol of Canada's democratic government.
12. A large, semi-aquatic rodent native to North America, and a historical and enduring symbol of Canada representing hard work and resourcefulness.
14. Something that represents, stands for, or suggests something else. It can be an object, an image, an idea etc.

1. A type of soft, knitted winter hat, commonly worn in Canada.
2. A type of diving bird found in Canada's lakes and often considered a symbol of the country's natural beauty and wilderness.
4. A formal emblem of a country, organization, or family, often featuring symbolic designs and heraldic devices.
5. A stylized lily flower, a historical symbol of France and still featured on some Canadian emblems (particularly in Quebec).
6. A popular team sport played on ice, considered Canada's national winter sport.
7. The leaf of the maple tree, a prominent symbol of Canada, often depicted on the Canadian flag.
13. The national police force of Canada, known for its distinctive red uniform and wide-ranging duties in maintaining law and order.