Canada

2. Canada's most popular and widely played sport, often considered the national pastime.
3. A long, deep, narrow body of water that reaches far inland, found along the coastlines of British Columbia.
6. A common bird in Canada, also the name of the image on the one-dollar coin.
7. A policy promoting the presence and acceptance of diverse cultural backgrounds within Canadian society.
10. Officially using two languages; in Canada, this refers to English and French.
13. A narrow valley, especially in the Scottish Highlands, but also found in Canadian topography.
15. Indigenous people living primarily in the Arctic regions of Canada.
17. A warm knit cap, often worn in cold Canadian winters.
18. A national park in the Canadian Rockies, known for its stunning mountain scenery and wildlife.
20. Members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), Canada's federal and national law enforcement agency.
23. An animal symbolic of Canada, often associated with the country's history and the fur trade.
24. The union of Canadian provinces and territories under one federal government, established in 1867.
27. The capital city of Canada.
28. People of mixed Indigenous and European ancestry, recognized as one of Canada's Aboriginal peoples.

1. Regions in Canada that are not provinces but are governed by the federal government.
4. Large open grasslands found in the central provinces of Canada, particularly Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba.
5. A Canadian dish consisting of fries topped with cheese curds and gravy.
6. A worker who fells trees, an occupation historically significant in Canada’s timber industry.
8. A colloquial term for the Canadian one-dollar coin.
9. A lightweight narrow boat, traditionally used by Indigenous peoples and early settlers in Canada.
11. An international forum for the governments of eight major economies, including Canada.
12. A team sport invented by Indigenous peoples in North America, particularly popular in Canada.
14. The supreme legislative body of Canada, consisting of the Sovereign, the Senate, and the House of Commons.
16. A type of biome found in the northern regions of Canada, characterized by permafrost and limited vegetation.
17. A popular Canadian coffee and fast-food chain.
19. A principal administrative division of Canada, similar to a state in the US.
21. The newest and largest federal territory in Canada, established in 1999,
22. Refers to the grand railway hotels built across Canada by the Canadian Pacific and Canadian National Railways.
25. Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the federal and national police service of Canada.
26. The national symbol of Canada, featured prominently on its flag.